William Haze

With his genial demeanor and strong presence, Will Haze managed to move quickly from featured to leading player. On one of his very first auditions for a small role in a feature film, he was asked to read for the leading role and booked it. Since then, he has appeared in over 30 films and television shows. Taking on many challenging roles such as portraying a robot in National Lampoon's "Robodoc", the ruthless drug dealer on "One Tree Hill" and working alongside some of Hollywood's greats like playing Susan Sarandon's lover in "Middle of Nowhere," appearing with Naomi Watts in "Sunlight Jr." and appearing in two of Michael Bay's films, "Transformers" and "Pain and Gain", Will Haze has the passion and the will to take on any role.

William Healy

William Healy was born on September 29, 2001 in Toronto, Canada. He is an actor, known for Crimson Peak (2015), Warehouse 13 (2009) and Falling (2020).

William Hedden

William Ashton Moore is an actor, model, and Assistant Director in Los Angeles. Born and raised in Vermont, William attended the University of Vermont with a major in Biology. After college, William worked as an English teacher in Madrid, followed by a career in advertising working for Cannes Lions, The Festival of Creativity, which brought him from New York to Los Angeles. During his years in LA, his love of film grew from a passion to a career. William is theatrically represented by The Wayne Agency.

William Hellfire

William Hellfire is known for Upsidedown Cross (2014).

William Henderson

William Henderson is known for Now You See Me 2 (2016) and Faraway Eyes (2020).

William Henry

William Henry is known for Ancient Aliens (2009), Deep Space (2016) and Code 12.

William Herbert

William Herbert is an actor, known for Outcast (2014).

William Hernandez

William Hernandez was born on 20 November 1979 in New York City, New York, USA. He is an actor, known for Ghostwriter (1992), The Undercover Man (2005) and The Narrow Gate (2006).

William Heseltine

William Higham

William Higham is known for Only Connect (2008), TV Is Dead? (2007) and The Future Of (2022).