Ian Grant is an actor known for What Death Leaves Behind, Waltz, and Chase Street. Ian, the oldest of 6 siblings, was born in West Chester, Pennsylvania. He grew up in Coatesville, Pennsylvania which is about 30 minutes west of Philadelphia. He was born on December 8, 1974 to Valerie Faust and Franklin Williams. His stepdad is Norman Faust. Ian's middle name, Thomas, means "Twin and leader" in English. Grant spent his early years in Downingtown, PA where he attended elementary school at New East Ward Elem. He also lived in Brooklyn for a couple months during his childhood. Grant graduated from the Coatesville Area School District (CASD) in 1993. He earned his high school diploma from Coatesville Area Senior High (CASH). Ian was known as the optimistic guy with a genuine heart. One of his hobbies was playing pick-up basketball games at the Ashe Park playgrounds. Grant played on the same basketball courts as professionals such as international star Darrel Lewis and 2004 NBA Champion Richard 'RIP' Hamilton, both Coatesville hoops legends. After high school, Ian worked various civil service jobs in southeastern Pennsylvania. He worked for the United States Postal Services and for UPS. In 2005, he briefly lived in Little Rock, Arkansas before landing various roles in acting and entertainment. Upon his return to the Philadelphia area Grant worked in law enforcement as a certified security agent in Pennsylvania and New York. Ian has been hired security for many celebrities and national events including, but not limited to the Budweiser Made in America Festival in Philly (2013- 2015), Jay Z and Beyoncé during their performances, US Open in Queens NY Tennis championship rounds, PGA Tour in Long Island New York, and comedian TK Kirkland in Camden, New Jersey. Ian became a certified fitness coach and worked as a bouncer on the 21st century neo-soul Philadelphia nightlife. Ian discovered that he was a natural at performing in front of audiences and studied the craft of acting. He attended the Acting Studio in 2016. He also studied at Marc John Jefferies Acting Academy (2017) and took acting classes for film at the John Pallota Studio in 2019. For nearly a decade Grant has played characters such as detectives, club gangsters, security guards, stuntmen, and other roles in theater, television and film which have premiered on Netflix. In 2016, he played a thug in Deep Undercover. Grant played a detective in Dope House (2016) and in that same year he acted in the award-winning Indie Film produced by Rachel K. Ofori What Death Leaves Behind. In 2017, Grant played a funeral guest in the cable hit series executive producer Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson Power. In that same year Grant portrayed a club gangster in After Party. In 2018, Ian played the Netflix series Happy with WWE legend Big Show. Grant also worked as a stuntman in The Waltz (2016) a two-time film festival select. In 2020 Grant's featured in the Amazon Prime series Chase Street. Ian Grant has been awarded as the 2020 Spiral Film & Music Awards winner as 'Best Supporting Actor' in Film. He currently resides in Germantown Philadelphia. Grant has earned a name as one of Philly's rising actors and stuntmen in the entertainment industry.

Ian Gray is an actor and assistant director, known for The Liquor Store Incident (2019), Your Own Road (2017) and McFarland, USA (2015).

Ian Gregg, born to single mother Michelle Gregg and an Atlanta native, has been performing in theatre since he was 11 years old. Because of an unexpected invitation to an audition by fellow thespian Mahdi A. Clark, Ian began his journey into the world of television and film acting. This invitation led to a performance for over 30 agents attending an exclusive showcase, and after several offers from esteemed agencies in both L.A. and the Southeast, he subsequently signed with the prestigious Houghton Talent of Atlanta, GA in March of 2013. Ian has worked on over 35 sets in the past 3 years. Ian studied the Meisner Method under Vince Pisani, the youngest in a class of seasoned professionals, and the Strasberg Method under Jayson Warner Smith. Ian also attended The Dekalb School of the Arts, known for its excellence in both academics and the performing arts. Always a remarkable student, he maintained a 3.5 GPA or above, and was a member of the Beta Club, the Drama Ensemble, and The International Thespian Society. His focus was a Drama Major with a Creative Writing Minor. Ian was one of the very few students to audition for and land leading roles in his first year of attendance (8th grade) at DSA. Ian is still with his high school sweetheart. He loves animals and is a vegetarian.

Ian Gregory is an actor, known for Leprechaun 3 (1995), Pinocchio's Revenge (1996) and Fallout: New Vegas (2010).

Originally from Wigan, near Manchester, England, Ian Gregson is a Vancouver based actor and musician. Ian performed the role of "Cyrus Clayton" an amputee ghost in the Emmy Award winning RL Stine's "The Haunting Hour" [Season 4 EP 01] "The Seance". See article in the Vancouver Province newspaper. Ian started work in Vancouver in 1992 as a specialty skills background performer in Diagnosis Murder with Dick van Dyke. Throughout the 90's Ian worked as background performer in many Vancouver productions including Highlander, X-Files, Millenium and The Sentinnel. In 1998 he acted as an amputee stunt double in the Leslie Neilsen movie "Wrongfully Accused". A chance meeting with his hometown hero Sir Ian McKellan in November 2002 inspired Ian to re-think the movie business. After working in post-secondary education for a few more years, Ian returned to the industry in 2009 and has subsequently appeared in many local productions including Falling Skies, V, Psych, Stargate Universe, Human Target, Caprica, Life Unexpected, Smallville, Fringe, Supernatural, Hellcats, Fairly Legal and Shattered. Feature work includes A-Team, Rise of the Apes, Diary of a Wimpy Kid [1,2&3] and The Company You Keep. Ian is also a professional musician and has worked on numerous productions including "This Means War" with Chris Pine, Reece Witherspoon and Tom Hardy. Ian has full professional equipment setup including amplifiers, guitars and keyboards. Ian has been a single right leg amputee since the age of 15; he is able to perform both amputee and non amputee roles. Ian is a full UBCP member.

Ian Grey is a highly experienced post production supervisor and colourist from Swansea, South Wales. After gaining a BA(Hons) in Video Productions and Film Studies at Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College Ian has gone on to work extensively in Film and Television, collaborating with various post production houses in London and working as a highly sought after freelancer. The feature films he has worked on include BAFTA winning drama 'Risen', Universal Pictures release 'Bula Quo', 'Age of Kill' starring Martin Kemp, Vinnie Jones crime drama 'Kill Kane', multi award winning sci-fi 'Capsule' and Jason Flemyng's directorial debut 'Eat Local' starring Charlie Cox. Ian has also worked on various television productions for Channel 5, Investigation Discovery, Sky Arts and Channel 4.

Ian Grey was born on October 28, 2001 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA. He is an actor, known for The Pop Game (2017) and A Walk with Grace (2019).

Ian's relationship with acting started with his first stage appearance at age 6. He spent his early years learning about stagecraft from his parents (both actors) and by the end of high school had already crewed and/or appeared in several community productions. Even in his teens, Ian impressed cast members and instructors alike with his enthusiasm, dedication and focus - whether set building, light hanging, running tech, or performing. Upon graduating Ian immediately spent the next 2 years in the Studio Theatre program at LCC, continuing to earn high marks for his analysis & performance skills in class while working at the scene shop and continuing to involve himself in local area productions. This led to his first leading roles in 'Arcadia' and 'I Hate Hamlet', where Ian discovered a passion for stage combat. Together with director and mentor John Lennox he went on to co-found 'Art of Combat', a theatrical combat company specializing in historical authenticity and western martial arts. Throughout the following years his performance work has gone on to garner several local accolades; most notably for his roles in 'Cuckoo's Nest' (Best Actor) and 'The Substance of Fire' (Best Supporting). Since completing the Studio program Ian has continued to branch out into film work and actively seek new ways to challenge himself in his craft, including supporting work in feature projects such as Rush: Inspired by Battlefield (2016) and Wild Faith (2018) as well as garnering attention on the festival circuit for his work in short films, including Brain Engagement (2018) (Best Supporting Actor) and Last Right (2019). Whether serving as actor, fight director or crew, Ian has a reputation for his rapport with co-workers, attention to detail, ability to take direction, and outstanding work ethic. In his spare time Ian enjoys singing, dabbling in guitar / piano, and furthering his knowledge about film.

Ian H.W. Kim is an international film, television, and voice actor. He has appeared in high-profile TV shows from North America and Asia while showcasing his impeccable bilingual ability in English and Korean. His credits include Pachinko (Apple TV+), The Spy Who Loved Me (MBC), 60 Days Designated Survivor (Netflix, TvN) and The Man in the High Castle (Amazon Prime). In addition, many of the independent films in which Ian has starred have been critically acclaimed and have received awards from numerous film festivals, including VAFF, CSFF, HBHF, HNFA and VIFF.

Ian Hamilton is known for Bob's Burgers (2011), Central Park (2020) and DC Super Hero Girls (2015).