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Rod Saunders
Rod Saunders is an actor, known for Flipped (2015) and Spies in Crinoline (2009).
Rod Silvers
Rod Silvers is an actor and director, known for Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London (2004), England Expects (2011) and Namastey London (2007).
Rod Singh
Rod Singh is known for Mamu: And a Mother Too (2018), Isang tula para sa nawawala (2018) and Drag Den (2022).
Rod Smart
Rod Smart is known for We Are the Champions (2020).
Rod Smith
Rod Smith is a writer and producer, known for Mayday (2019), Lockdown (2022) and The Legacy (2022).
Rod Stewart
Rod Stewart was born on January 10, 1945 in Highgate, London, England. He is an actor and composer, known for Innerspace (1987), The Three Musketeers (1993) and No Way Out (1987). He has been married to Penny Lancaster since June 16, 2007. They have two children. He was previously married to Rachel Hunter and Alana Stewart.
Rod Strickland
Rod Strickland is known for NYC Point Gods (2022), The NBA on TNT (1988) and Playstation Underground Volume 2 (1997).
Rod Sweitzer
Rod Sweitzer was born in Van Nuys California. He is the founding co-artistic director of the White Horse Theater Company in New York City. An actor, known for Psycho Cop returns (1993), Guiding Light (2005), Bold and the Beautiful (2007), Rent an Elf (2018) and Christ Rising (2019). He resides in Los Angeles.
Rod Taylor
Suave and handsome Australian actor who came to Hollywood in the 1950s, and built himself up from a supporting actor into taking the lead in several well-remembered movies. Arguably his most fondly remembered role was that as George (Herbert George Wells), the inventor, in George Pal's spectacular The Time Machine (1960). As the movie finished with George, and his best friend Filby Alan Young seemingly parting forever, both actors were brought back together in 1993 to film a 30-minute epilogue to the original movie! Taylor's virile, matinée idol looks also assisted him in scoring the lead of Mitch Brenner in Alfred Hitchcock's creepy thriller The Birds (1963), the role of Jane Fonda's love interest in Sunday in New York (1963), the title role in John Ford's biopic of Irish playwright Sean O'Casey in Young Cassidy (1965), and a co-starring role in The Train Robbers (1973) with John Wayne. Taylor also appeared as Bette Davis future son-in-law in the well-received film The Catered Affair (1956). He also gave a sterling performance as the German-American Nazi Major trying to fool James Garner in 36 Hours (1964). Later, Taylor made many westerns and action movies during the 1960s and 1970s; however, none of these were much better than "B" pictures and failed to push his star to the next level. Additionally, Taylor was cast as the lead in several TV series including Bearcats! (1971), Masquerade (1983), and Outlaws (1986); however, none of them truly ignited viewer interest, and they were canceled after only one or two seasons. Most fans would agree that Rod Taylor's last great role was in the wonderful Australian film The Picture Show Man (1977), about a traveling sideshow bringing "moving pictures" to remote towns in the Australian outback.