Dougie Brimson
After 18 years service with the Royal Air Force, including both the Falklands War and the first Gulf War, the ex-Sergeant engineer's literary career began in 1996 when he wrote a book based on his own experiences as a football casual entitled, Everywhere We Go. The book examined the culture of football and football hooliganism from the inside and became an instant smash. A further 13 books have followed and their success has established him as not only one of the UK's most prolific authors but a leading authority on the issue of lad culture. Whilst his novels The Crew and Top Dog have topped the soccer download charts on both Amazon and iTunes for over 10 months, Brimson is becoming increasingly known for his comedy writing and has tackled various subjects ranging from men and romance to males and their love affair with flatulence! The latter being his most recent book, The Art of Fart which was released in December 2011 and was his first eBook exclusive. His most recent book, a comedy about a small town soccer club entitled Wings of a Sparrow, was released in October 2012. In 2003 Dougie made the move into screen writing first with the critically acclaimed short movie It's a Casual Life and then with his first full length feature, the Hollywood funded Green Street starring Elijah Wood. Following its release in September 2005, the film won numerous awards including: Narrative Jury Prize - SXSW Film Festival Narrative Feature Audience - SXSW Film Festival Best of Festival - Malibu Film Festival Jury Award (feature) - Malibu Film Festival Official Selection - Tribeca Film Festival After a successful worldwide cinema release, the movie went on to sell over 80,000 DVD units during its first week on sale in the UK alone. May 2014 saw the release of his second feature, an adaptation of his own novel Top Dog. Directed by Martin Kemp the film took the Best Feature award at the British Independent Film Festival as well as the Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress awards. Top Dog was also nominated for Best Action Feature at the National Film Awards 2015. A third feature, the urban revenge thriller We Still Kill The Old Way starring Ian Ogilvy, James Cosmo, Steven Berkhoff and Danni Dyer, was released on 16th December 2014. It has since been nominated for a raft of awards including Best Action Film at The Action Elite Awards 2015. In 2021, Brimson started his own production company, Red Bus Movies Ltd. Amongst a number of projects in development are The Battle For Stathie Manor, The 45th, Pizza & Miracles and In The Know.
Dougie Freedman
Dougie Freedman is known for The Football League Show (2009), Football League Tonight (2015) and When Eagles Dare: Crystal Palace F.C. (2021).
Dougie McConnell
Dougie McConnell is known for Under the Skin (2013).
Dougie Poynter
Dougie Lee Poynternis an English musician, songwriter, fashion model, clothing designer, author, actor and philanthropist. He is the bassist and youngest member of the pop rock band McFly. In 2003, a then 15 year-old Poynter auditioned for and subsequently became the bass player for the English band McFly. The band consists of Poynter, Tom Fletcher (vocals/guitar), Danny Jones (guitar/vocals), and Harry Judd (drums). McFly rose to fame with their first single, "5 Colours in Her Hair," which was released March 2004 and entered the UK Singles Chart at number one in April 2004. Their first album, Room on the 3rd Floor, also hit number one in the UK Albums Chart and would earn McFly a Guinness World Record for being the youngest band to have a debut album enter the charts in the top position, previously held by the Beatles. That year, McFly would support Busted on tour before going on to headline a personal tour in September 2004. The band's second studio album, Wonderland, was released in 2005 followed by Motion in the Ocean in 2006. A Greatest Hits compilation was released in 2007 followed by two more studio albums: Radio: Active (2008) and Above the Noise (2010). A second greatest hits album, Memory Lane: The Best of McFly, was released in November 2012. Also in 2012, the band debuted their first written autobiography, McFly: Unsaid Things... Our Story with Transworld Publishers Ltd. In April 2016, McFly announced that they would be going on tour for a three-night residency in Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester, and London. The Anthology tour, in which they will play all five of their albums, will serve as McFly's first live reunion since 2013. Poynter is signed with Storm Model Management. He is represented by CAA and Independent Talent.
Dougie Rankin
Dougie Rankin was born on October 23, 1979 in Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland to Wilma Rankin (Ross) and Daniel M Rankin. Married to Louise Rankin (Ellis) and has 2 children, Jack William Rankin and Chloe Hannah Rankin. Growing up Dougie attended the local Air Training Corps and achieved the rank of Cadet Warrant Officer, becoming the highest ranking cadet in the Scotland and Northern Ireland region before he left just before his 21st Birthday. Throughout his time in the ATC he became a keen rifle shooter both with .22 & 5.56, gaining both ATC and RAF marksman. He also was trained in combat craft, basic gliding training, powered flying in an array of aircraft along with multiple other activities. Dougie won and was awarded various medals & trophies. Having had a huge passion for movies, when he saw that an independent movie was looking for Extras for a Zombie movie filming in Glasgow he jumped at the chance and sent in his details and hoped he got a response. Having been selected to take part in a 2 day shoot, he would have to attend a zombie boot camp. Whilst working on the Redcon-1 (2017) he was advised to sign up to an agency and would become an active Extra in the film & TV industries. Notable Filming Projects include:- T2: Trainspotting (2017) , The Wife (2017) and multiple parts in the TV Series Outlander (2014).
Dougie Vee
Dougie Vee is an actor, known for Dead Story (2017).
Douglas 'Hurricane' Hall
Douglas "Hurricane" Hall was born in 1961 in the Flathead Valley of the great state of Montana. He became a big fan of the cinema at a young age. Painfully shy, he always hid in the background and rarely engaged in activities that would place him in the spotlight. In 1989, he found himself working as an extra for Steven Spielberg in the film "Always." Douglas enjoyed life "on set" and took a lot away from that experience, spending his breaks from truck driving as security and close protection for film and television celebrities. In 2017, Jared Hogan thought Douglas had the "look" and "moves" he wanted for a music video he was directing for the Rainbow Kitten Surprise song "Fever Pitch." At that point, Douglas became the infamous "Dancing Cowboy." Shortly afterward, Douglas heard about a feature being filmed in his local area called "Useless." He told the filmmakers he would show up and be any help he could. Minutes after he showed up on set he was cast as the "Pork 'N' Beans Guy." Douglas has nothing but praise for this cast and crew. "They're the kinda folks you'd work for free for. I like where they're coming from and the commitment they exercise." Douglas loves riding horseback and spends all his free time with his beautiful wife Erin, his six children, and his growing number of grandchildren. They continue to live on their modest horse ranch among the mountains and trees of Montana. Douglas has a dream of building a film studio locally and "crankin' out" good high quality films that everyone can enjoy with there families.
Douglas A. Bennett
Douglas A. Bennett is best known for his work in Manodrome, That's the Idea, Man and Cabrini. He has rediscovered acting following a long career in business. Doug has a passion for all projects and hopes to include a horror film in future projects. Doug works primarily throughout Upstate New York. He remains active, plays softball and chases after ten grandsons.
Douglas A. Reno
Douglas A. Reno is an actor, known for Branded (2012), Mega Snake (2007) and It's Alive (2009).
Douglas A. Robbs
Born of Crown Heights Brooklyn, Douglas Robbs Is all of it and excepted the Craft as a career. He accredits his versatility to the concrete jungle and enjoys developing characters; drawn from the many experiences of life. Spread Love It's The Brooklyn Way... Theatre Film Timing Continuity; It's all there.