Roger Ordish
Roger Ordish was born on October 13, 1939 in Yalding, Kent, England. He is a producer and director, known for A Bit of Fry and Laurie (1987), Dee Time (1967) and The Kenneth Williams Show (1970).
Roger Palaski
Roger Palaski is known for The Righteous Twelve (2022), Under an English Sky (2021) and Ilyushin (2016).
Roger Pancake
Roger Pancake was born on August 15, 1934 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. He is known for The China Syndrome (1979), Midnight Run (1988) and Raising Arizona (1987). He died on September 10, 2005 in Canon City, Colorado, USA.
Roger Parloff
Roger Parloff is known for The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley (2019).
Roger Patterson
Roger Patterson was no ordinary filmmaker, he managed to film a shaky 60 second film of a 'Bigfoot' - the creature that the Native Americans call Sasquatch. Patterson was a well respected rodeo rider. During the 1960s he developed an interest in the Bigfoot an unknown creature seen for years in California, Orgeon and Washington, writing a small self-published book. Patterson and his friend Bob Gimlin traveled to Northern California to make a documentary film about the Bigfoot. The pair searched in vain for several days, until, on 20th October 1967 they rounded a bend in Bluff Creek in the Six Rivers National Forest. On the other side of the creek, was a female creature about 6.5 - 7 feet tall stand up at the edge of the creek. Patterson's pony reared, and he grabbed his 16mm camera and chased after the creature and filmed the entire thing. The creature walked into the woods and Patterson never saw it again. Meanwhile, Gimlin sat atop his pony with his rifle at the ready. Over the past 35+ years, there has been much speculation regarding the authenticity of the film. Patterson died in 1972, spending every penny he made from the film (which wasn't that much) continuing his search for the creature. Bob Gimlin remains adamant that there was no hoax involved, and what he saw was a real creature. Science backs this up - the excellent Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science documentary re-creates the footage using 3d computer simulation, and details muscle movement under the fur, a possible hernia on the thigh of the creature in addition to other details that preclude a hoax.
Roger Payano
Roger Payano is an actor and writer, known for Stuber (2019), Me, You, & Him (2015) and Replay (2015).
Roger Peffley
Roger Peffley is an actor, known for Landline (2017) and Slim (2005).
Roger Peltzman
Roger Peltzman is known for Depraved (2019) and Stray Bullets (2016).
Roger Periard
Roger Periard was born on February 26, 1935 in Alexandria, Ontario, Canada. He was an actor, known for Lost and Found (1979), The Cutting Edge (1992) and Fukkatsu no hi (1980). He died on August 29, 2018 in Lamèque, Shippagan, New Brunswick, Canada.
Roger Petan
Born in Cleveland, Roger Petan is a long time background actor with a career spanning more than 30 years and over 100 appearances. Roger has worked in commercials, television series, cable, network and feature films. First appearing in 1990's I Love You To Death, he was a go to background player in most of the productions filmed in Oregon and Washington throughout the 90s including "Sleepless in Seattle", "Men of Honor", "Prefontaine", and "Assassins", as well as multiple episodes of the television series, "Nowhere Man" and "Under Suspicion." After leaving the Pacific NW, Roger has been a mainstay in productions filmed throughout the Northeast and Midwest. Some of my favorites have been playing the Abominable Snowman ice cream shop character in the first "Halloweentown". Working with Director Dick Lowry and a terrific cast and crew on the television film "Blaze of Glory" as a photo double, and Stand in for Bradley Whitford, as well as playing a robbery suspect, a bank customer, and a dead body in the morgue. "What a blast that production was." Another more recent favorite was "Them That Follow" with Walton Goggins and Olivia Colman. "It's always an adventure whether you show up, do a quick walk thru, and wrap, or spend multiple days on set in a featured environment". I am always grateful for the opportunities."