Ian Rowe

Ian Rowe is known for Robot World (2015), Alien Outbreak (2020) and When the Pig Looks at the Matchbox (2005).

Ian Rowe

Ian Rowe is an actor and writer, known for Spider-Man: Attack of the Octopus (2002), Turnbuckle (2003) and Purple Gas (2003).

Ian Rozylo

Ian Rozylo is known for Man of Steel (2013), Skyscraper (2018) and Warm Bodies (2013).

Ian Rush

Ian Rush was born on October 20, 1961 in Flint, Wales. He is known for Hustle (2004), Offside (2006) and Match of the Day (1964). He has been married to Tracy Evans since July 3, 1987. They have two children.

Ian Ruskin

Ian Ruskin is a graduate of The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. In England, he worked in Repertory Theater and London's West End where work included the title role in Jack the Ripper, television including King Lear (1983) with Lawrence Olivier, and Michael Mann The Keep (1983). In Los Angeles, his work has ranged from Murder She Wrote's Murder, She Wrote: Dead Man's Gold (1986) , to the acclaimed one-man play, Alan Drury's The Man Himself. He has also done extensive voice work in radio, commercials, and in over 100 films and television programs. Ian founded The Harry Bridges Project in 2000 and has written, performed and produced many plays, radio, and film documentaries. Those include From Wharf Rats to Lords of the Docks (2007) about labor leader Harry Bridges, and most recently To Begin the World Over Again: The Life of Thomas Paine (2016)for airing on public television in the 2016 Presidential election year distributed by NETA. The film versions of the Bridges and Paine plays were directed and shot by multi-Academy Award winner Haskell Wexler. Ian has performed each play hundreds of times to close to 100,000 people, including the Houses of Parliament, the Scottish Parliament, ACLU, The American Philosophical Society, Harvard Law School, the California Judges Association, Conway Hall in London, the Annual Meeting of the Organization of American Historians, and in Canada, Hawai'i, Australia, and England. To Begin the World Over Again: The Life of Thomas Paine (2016) continues Ian's mission to present the stories of forgotten and misunderstood heroes from American and European history. He is also working on having the film distributed in England, France, Canada and Australia. Paine was, after all, a citizen of the world. In 2014 Ian completed a new radio documentary A Wild Woman Sings the Blues about the life and work of Barbara Dane, and is also working on a treatment for a feature film based on the 1934 San Francisco General Strike. Ian has begun work on his next project, to write a new one-man play about "the man who invented the 20th century" Nikola Tesla. When not running the Harry Bridges Project or writing and performing new plays, Ian Ruskin is a voice over actor in Los Angeles, CA.

Ian Russell

Ian S. Peterson

Ian S. Peterson is an award-winning Artist from Silicon Valley California. Ian attended CalArts in the BFA Acting program. He has been performing since the age of seven after he started teaching himself various performing skills such as magic tricks, juggling, and unicycling. After joining productions with his school and theatre companies around the peninsula, he has been fortunate enough to participate in over 50 productions. He was president of an ITS drama club, directed/performed for an improv troupe, and has won several awards for performance including The La Entrada Theatre Department Award, Best Actor in a Play, Best Improv Actor, Best Lead in a Production, Thespian of the Year, and The Lillian Disney Scholarship. Ian is now working professionally as a Film/TV/Commercial actor in Los Angeles. Aside from performing, Ian is a USCG Captain and enjoys sailing, making films, fitness, riding the unicycle, singing, playing the piano, computer graphic design, web design, and creating sketches on YouTube.

Ian Salazar

Ian Salazar is an actor and director, known for Academy (2020), Where We Go from Here (2019) and Low Life (2022).

Ian Salmon

Ian Salmon, A Jamaican born Comedian and Actor, based in Hollywood, CA, started doing comedy in Washington, DC. His first professional show was opening for the late Robert Schimmel in 1996. After, Ian was able to quickly build popularity and notoriety within the comedic community while most comedians spend years working and perfecting their acts. Ian decided to take a different approach by throwing himself head first into the spotlight by producing his own shows throughout Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia while providing a platform for many comedians from Richmond to New York. Producing his own shows allowed him to gain an ample amount of stage time, allowing him to perfect his act.The former golden gloves boxer has performed at some of the most renown comedy clubs around the world. Traveling overseas to tour in countries like Japan, China, Holland, England and Canada. Some of his work can be seen on familiar and famous TV shows like You Can Do Better where he was a recurring cast member, Comedy Central and Showtime at the Apollo. Ian's comedy and style has often been compared to the likes of Bill Cosby and at times Flip Wilson. Ian moved to Los Angeles in 2009 to pursue an acting career.

Ian Samuel Young

Ian Samuel Young is known for Pen Therapy (2018), My Man Is a Loser (2014) and The Wicked (2013).