Greg Phillinganes was born on May 12, 1956 in Detroit, Michigan, USA. He is known for Weird Science (1985), Bulworth (1998) and The Color Purple (1985).
Greg Pierot is known for Ninja Apocalypse (2014), Kittens in a Cage (2015) and Red Wing (2013).
Greg Pinkins is known for The First 48 (2004) and Cold Justice (2013).
Raised in a small town on the Gulf Coast of Florida, Greg Pitts graduated from the University Of South Florida in 1992 with a degree in Theatre. Touring state fairs and carnivals in a tractor trailer, performing as the MC/Stuntman of a Wild West Stunt Show, he began to desire a more prominent stage. Greg found just that when he moved to Los Angeles in '94 and began training on the stage of the renowned sketch comedy/improv troupe: The Groundlings. There he trained as a performer and writer for the next three years. Armed with these newly polished skills Greg co-created/co-wrote the critically acclaimed live sketch comedy smash "Smooth Down There" in Los Angeles. It was in '97 when his performances in that show caught the attention of agents and managers, leading to more substantial opportunities. Pitts immediately landed starring roles opposite Damon Wayans on the FOX TV show "Damon" and soon after as John Goodman's son on the FOX comedy "Normal, Ohio." It didn't take long before his success in TV began to garner roles in film. One of his most notable film characters would be the smug talking DREW (aka "the oh face guy") in the 20th Century Fox cult film phenomenon "Office Space." The next two decades would be filled with multiple starring roles in network pilots and a wide range of projects from being a spokesperson for Washington Apples or a spoiled multi-millionaire on the Lifetime movie Maneater to a wise cracking man child on a reboot of the original Bachelor Party movie to name a few. Prior to moving back to Florida, Pitts sold a pitch (in the room) at CBS for a half hour comedy vehicle that he would star in. After the script was not given a pilot order Greg began to focus more on his own producing and writing. Having now created and produced two short form projects, The New 20's and Water Lords, he's ready to get to work on more substantial producing projects.
Greg Pleming is known for Hannah: And Other Misadventures (2020), Three Weeks (2017) and Axed (2010).
Greg Poehler was born on October 11, 1974 in Burlington, Massachusetts, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Welcome to Sweden (2014), Wine Country (2019) and Moxie (2021). He has been married to Charlotta Meder since July 7, 2006. They have three children.
Graduating from Christopher Newport University with a Bachelors of the Arts in Performance, Greg now works on film and television productions as a stunt performer. He is a member of LBP Stunts Chicago, a local stunt team specializing in martial arts, stunt performance, and fight coordination. Greg invented a special fx stage blood that is non-toxic and completely washes out of all fabrics and surfaces. His company, Gravity and Momentum LLC, sells the blood to theater, film, and television productions world wide. Greg also holds a Masters Degree from The University of Chicago in Psychology. His focus is the neuropsychology and neurophysiology behind high physical risk and high performance physical performance. He is the consulting neuroscientist at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Arts in D.C. and hosts STEAM related programs for all ages.
Greg Poppa was born in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Greg began writing short stories at the age of 11 and started to appear in local plays in middle school. His first role came in the horror short Thirsty (2014) which teamed him up for the first time with director Diego Brazzo . Greg plays the protagonist Terrence Madden in the film Let's Have an Adventure (2017) , a role he wrote as an exaggeration on his own experiences in college. At age 16 Greg and his brother Vince formed the band Codec, the original song "Promise Witch" was written for and can be heard in "Let's Have an Adventure". Greg's writing is most influenced by the Coen brothers and Edgar Wright.
Greg Poppleton worked in heavy industry before beginning his acting career on radio, stage and ultimately, film. He grew up in Sydney, Australia, the fourth of five children to Bert, a bus driver, and Aileen (Stapleton), a shop worker. He is of English and Irish ancestry. After being top of his school, Christian Brothers Burwood, he won a scholarship to attend his final two years of high school at the selective Fort Street High School in Sydney. Poppleton has an honors degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of New South Wales, Sydney, and a Graduate Diploma in Communications, with a writing and textual theory major, from the University of Technology, Sydney. He was discovered in a cattle call for a kids program and made his movie debut in a scene with Nicole Kidman in Moulin Rouge! (2001). He has since been in one-on-one movie scenes with Adrien Brody and John Goodman. Greg Poppleton is Australia's only authentic 1920s-30s singer with over 1.3 million YouTube hits. He has released eight albums. He also produces and hosts the networked jazz show, The Phantom Dancer, on Australian radio. He is married with two sons.
Greg Powell is known for Nitro Circus (2009) and Nitro Circus: The Movie (2012).