Lewie Bartone
Hailing from the "Biggest Little City in the World", Lewie Bartone is a Los Angeles based actor and writer. After playing football most of his young life, he realized that acting is far easier on the body. He chose to attend the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (LA) fresh out of high school. It was a decision made easier by the fact that he wasn't very good at football. After AADA, he trained for years at the Actors Comedy Studio (LA), honing his comedic talents. Since being in LA, he's appeared in multiple TV shows, including Shameless, 9-1-1, Homecoming with Julia Roberts, and Loosely Exactly Nicole with Nicole Byer, as well as shared a few scenes with Titus Burgess in the feature film I Hate Kids with Tom Everett Scott (available on Amazon). He created and starred in "Staying Busy", a dark comedy about two actors in Los Angeles (big surprise), which is available on Vimeo. He spends his days writing, auditioning and bartending. And also just sitting around staring into space. Most recently you can catch him on General Hospital as "Bart".
Lewin Lloyd
Lewin Lloyd is an actor, known for The Aeronauts (2019), Judy (2019) and Taboo (2017).
Lewis Abernathy
Lewis Abernathy is known for Titanic (1997), DeepStar Six (1989) and Terminal Invasion (2002).
Lewis Allen
Born in England on Christmas Day, 1905, Lewis Allen first came on the show-biz scene when he was appointed executive in charge of West End and Broadway stage productions for famed impresario Gilbert Miller. Allen also co-directed some of the productions (including the celebrated "Victoria Regina" with Helen Hayes and Vincent Price) before he was lured to Hollywood by Paramount studio head Buddy G. DeSylva. The Uninvited (1944), based on Dorothy Macardle's best-selling novel, made for an auspicious directing debut; its success prompted an immediate follow-up, the suspense thriller The Unseen (1945) (with a script by Raymond Chandler). Otherwise, his filmography leans heavily toward "tough guy" movies of the Alan Ladd-George Raft-Edward G. Robinson school. Allen also directed much TV (Perry Mason (1957), The Big Valley (1965), Mission: Impossible (1966), Little House on the Prairie (1974), many more).
Lewis Andrews
Lewis Andrews is known for Greed (2019), Casualty (1986) and The Stand Up Sketch Show (2019).
Lewis Arnold
Lewis is currently directing Jimmy McGovern's TIME for BBC Studios starring Sean Bean and Stephen Graham. In 2020 he directed and executive produced DES for New Pictures and ITV, having created the three-part drama with writer Luke Neal. The series achieved ITV's biggest viewing figures since the launch of series CLEANING UP in January 2019, a show which he developed with writer Mark Marlow, directing the first four episodes for Sister Pictures. In 2018 he directed DARK MONEY for BBC One and The Forge. The four-part drama follows the family of an abused child who accept hush money from a famous filmmaker to remain silent. His previous credits include BROADCHURCH and HUMANS, which became Channel 4's most successful original drama in over 20 years when it aired in 2015. After directing two episodes on series one, he was asked back a year later to direct the lead block of the second series for Kudos and AMC. It was on graduating from the National Film and Television School in March 2013, that Lewis embarked on directing his first TV project, directing with two episodes of the final series of BAFTA-winning C4 show, MISFITS. He followed this up by directing the first four episodes of Russell T Davies's new E4 show, BANANA, and was named a Broadcast Magazine Hotshot 2014 for his work on both shows. His short films CHARLIE SAYS and ECHO, made whilst studying his MA in Directing Fiction at the NFTS, screened at a host of international film festivals, picking up various awards including a National Film Award for Best Short. Lewis has a host of projects in development including THE FICTIONAL MAN, an adaptation of Al Ewing's book, with The Forge, as well as feature film projects, BULLY, HIM and PLAYING DEAD. He is also represented in the US by Matt Greenberg and Jon Cassir at CAA.
Lewis Ball
Lewis Ball is known for Horizon (1964) and Space's Deepest Secrets (2016).
Lewis Black
Lewis Black was born on August 30, 1948 in Silver Spring, Maryland, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Inside Out (2015), Accepted (2006) and Man of the Year (2006).
Lewis Blackburn
Lewis Blackburn is known for Tribal Get Out Alive (2020).
Lewis Blowfeld
Lewis Blowfeld is an actor, known for The Same Circles (2017).
