Kevin Pettice
Kevin Pettice is known for The Great Food Truck Race (2010) and Worst Cooks in America (2010).
Kevin Phillips
Kevin Phillips is an actor and producer, known for Notorious (2009), Blood and Bone (2009) and The Harder They Fall (2021).
Kevin Phillips
Kevin Phillips is a cinematographer and director, known for Super Dark Times (2017), Too Cool for School (2015) and III (2019).
Kevin Pike
Kevin Pike is president of Filmtrix, Inc. He is a writer's consultant and a story developer for studios and production entities. He helps writers complete their scripts and guides them on how to pitch their written work to producers. Kevin Pike started out as a local hire for Jaws (1975) for Universal. He had been working on Martha's Vineyard as a busboy when the first of the crew arrived. He got a job working as a laborer, carpenter, painter and, later, helped out in special effects on the shark. After the location filming finished, Kevin came out to Hollywood and got his start on Islands in the Stream (1977) at Paramount, again helping to make sharks. A few years of working with veteran Special Effects men under the studio system brought Kevin to the position of Supervisor. He went on to supervise some notable and respectable films, working with prominent directors, e.g., Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, John Schlesinger, Tim Burton, Taylor Hackford, Gore Verbinski, Jan de Bont, and David Fincher, to name a few. Over the years, Kevin has garnered several awards, including a Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Achievement in Special Visual Effects ('94/'95) for Earth 2 (1995), and was considered for an Oscar nomination for Back to the Future (1985) for Bob Zemeckis. He earned a Clio for Best Special Effects (2000) on the Levi "Invisible Man" commercial for Michael Bay. In addition to his long term work in Special Effects, Kevin is also a member of the DGA, SAG/AFTRA BAFTA and often serves on the Special Visual Effects Committees for both the Oscar and Emmy Academies, where he served as a two- term Governor. Now after 45 years, Kevin serves as a screenwriting consultant from his home north of Los Angeles, CA.
Kevin Pinassi
Kevin Davidson Pinassi was born in Beverly Hills, California and studied at the Pasadena Playhouse prior to relocating in New York City where he resides. Kevin is seasoned in theater and TV/film and is known for his grit, passion, and deep character development. Kevin has worked on award winning films such as American Gangster, Transatlantic Coffee (First Place The Los Angeles New Wave International Film Festival and Best Actor the Manhattan Film Festival), and Throwing Down (Best Film Hamptons International Film Festival).
Kevin Planeta
Kevin Planeta is known for Slew Hampshire (2013), Throw Me Away (2009) and Fractured (2010).
Kevin Plekan
Kevin Plekan is an actor, known for Appleton (2015).
Kevin Pollak
Short (5'5"), dark, compact, balding character actor, impressionist and comedian Kevin (Elliott) Pollak was born in San Francisco, California, on October 30, 1957, to Robert and Elaine (Harlow) Pollak, of Jewish descent. A stand-up comedy performer at age 10, he attended Pioneer High School in nearby San Jose, before turning professional comedian at 18. He rose through the ranks to the top of the San Francisco comedy scene by age 25, then decided to switch his focus on acting. With his early 1980's comic reputation preceding him, Kevin earned a regular role in the short-lived National Lampoon comedy series Hot Flashes (1984) and also participated in the series Comedy Break (1985). A series of TV guest parts included "Amen," "Thirtysomething," "Who's the Boss," and a regular role as the head of a senior retirement facility in the comedy series Coming of Age (1988). Landing a part in George Lucas' Willow (1988), directed by Ron Howard, the opportunity became the wind beneath his wings, and Kevin sailed from then on. Critically noticed for his featured role as Izzy in the acclaimed Polish-Jewish family drama Avalon (1990) written and directed by Barry Levinson, he moved ahead with support parts in L.A. Story (1991) and Another You (1991), but it was dry-humored lieutenant in Rob Reiner's powerful drama A Few Good Men (1992) that shot him up the film credit's list. Not only starring in his own HBO stand-up comedy special, Kevin Pollak: Stop with the Kicking (1991), he made another serious attempt at TV stardom came and went with the short-lived comedy series Morton & Hayes (1991) which co-starred Kevin with Bob Amaral and featured "lost clips" of them as an old zany comedy team. Remaining a strong support player in the films Indian Summer (1993), Wayne's World 2 (1993), Grumpy Old Men (1993), Clean Slate (1994) and Miami Rhapsody (1995), Pollak often played the best pal of the lead to amusing effect, but took a major departure from his comic instincts to play pungent dramatics in three crime dramas: as Todd Hockney, one of the criminals/suspects in the ultimate whodunnit The Usual Suspects (1995); as real estate hustler Philip Green in Martin Scorsese's mafioso drama Casino (1995) and as drug agent Matt Gianni in the crime thriller Chameleon (1995). Pollak returned to lighter material uplifting John Candy's last movie comedy Canadian Bacon (1995), and appearing in the Lemmon/Matthau sequel Grumpier Old Men (1995), co-starring with Jamie Lee Curtis in the fun family film House Arrest (1996); the fictional pop band musical That Thing You Do! (1996); the zany farce The Sex Monster (1999); and the romantic comedies She's All That (1999) and Deal of a Lifetime (1999). Divorced from actress Lucy Webb (they appeared in the romantic dramedy Outside Ozona (1998)), they are the parents of two children. Pollak would return to the live stand-up stage in 2001, headlining a sold out 20 city tour. Comedy Central named him on their Top 100 Comedians Of All Time list. He went on to star in his own comedy special Kevin Pollak: The Littlest Suspect (2010). He has also hosted his own talk show, Kevin Pollak's Chat Show (2009) and, as an avid poker player, participated in both Celebrity Poker Showdown (2003) and Poker Night Live (2018). Quite busy into the millennium, Pollak's movie work has included primarily comedies, including his over-the-top crimesters in the farcical The Whole Nine Yards (2000) and its sequel The Whole Ten Yards (2004), as well as 3000 Miles to Graceland (2001), Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001), The Santa Clause 2 (2002), The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause (2006), Cop Out (2010), 3 Geezers! (2013), Compadres (2016), Lez Bomb (2018) and Benjamin (2019). On the TV front, he has enjoyed recurring roles in the mystery series Shark (2006); the horror comedy Sleeper (2010) (in which he made his directorial debut); the family comedy Mom (2013); the comedy fantasy Angel from Hell (2016); and the award-winning period comedy The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2017).
Kevin Porter
Kevin Porter was born on 29 July 1969 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Dodgeball (2004), N Word (2008) and The Job Interview.
Kevin Porter Young
Kevin Porter Young is an actor and writer, known for The Karma Club (2016), The Hybrids and Working It Out (2010).