Awuor Onyango
Awuor Onyango is a director, known for Price of Our Freedom (2016), Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown (2013) and Sidney & Friends (2018).
Axel Abessolo
Axel Abessolo is an actor, known for The Eagle's Nest (2020) and Walls (2016).
Axel Alonso
Axel Alonso is known for Wolverine (2018), Marvel & ESPN Films Present 1 of 1: Genesis (2014) and Nerd Rage (2011).
Axel Arenas
Axel Arenas is an actor, known for Los días particulares (2019), Buscando a Frida (2021) and Rencor tatuado (2018).
Axel Auriant
Axel Auriant is an actor, known for Plan B (2021), Skam France (2018) and Slalom (2020).
Axel Barø Aasen
Axel Barø Aasen is an actor, known for Den 12. mann (2017), Match (2018) and Nattrikken (2020).
Axel Blake
Axel Blake is an actor and writer, known for Loves Spell (2020), Handle with Care (2015) and Pranksterz (2015).
Axel Bogdan
Axel Bogdan is known for Der Pfau (2023).
Axel Braun
The son of legendary porn-pioneer Lasse Braun, and grandson of a diplomat, Axel Braun was born and raised in Italy, where he received a privileged upper-class upbringing. Fluent in five languages, a member of MENSA, a film-school graduate, and the bearer of a Ph.D. in Psychology, Axel has a unique cultural background that sets him apart from the many other directors in the Adult industry. A second-generation AVN Hall-of-Famer, over the span of his career he has won awards all over the world for Directing, Producing, Screenwriting, and Editing. Known as "The King of Parody", Axel Braun has directed over 400 movies and jump started the successful porn parody trend. Braun's movie "Batman XXX: A Porn Parody" was the best-selling and best-renting title of 2010, and "Star Wars XXX: A Porn Parody", released in 2012, became the highest-selling adult title ever.
Axel Bøyum
Axel Boyum is a Norwegian actor. He had his debut in the Emmy-winning series "Eyewitness". In 2018 he became the youngest person to win Best Actor at the Norwegian Emmy "Gullruten". He is considered one of Norway's biggest talents in film, television and theater. And in 2016 he received a prize for his role in the Norwegian version of "The curious incident of a dog in the nighttime".
