Ed Moen
Ed Moen is known for Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind (2020).
Ed Moran
Ed Moran was born on December 15, 1965 in Jersey City, New Jersey, USA. He is known for The Deuce (2017), Labor Day (2013) and Brooklyn's Finest (2009).
Ed Morrell
Ed Morrell is an actor, known for The Fiancé (2016).
Ed Morris
Ed's debut feature (as writer/director) - How To Stop A Recurring Dream - is an indie drama staring Ruby Barker of Netflix's Bridgerton fame that launched on the 9th March 21. With a long list of official selections on the festival circuit it has also won Best actress and best feature at the British Urban film festival, best feature at Aesthetica film festival and Best feature at Magnolia festival. It launched at number 1 on Amazons "Hot new releases" list and was described as a "tight, impeccably crafted affair with an outstanding lead performance from Ruby Barker" in the Hollywood News. Ed is also known for his banned Documentary about maverick film maker Tony Kaye (American History X) called This is Not - An interview with Tony Kaye. Based in London Ed was originally from the world of commercials film making where he made fast headway into the world of music video and documentary film making. Ed has built up a long list of credits on everything from adverts for Nike to music videos for the likes of Massive Attack and collaborations with the likes of Lee Scratch Perry, Ridley Scott, Tony Kaye and Richard Russell at XL records.
Ed Morrone
Ed Morrone is an actor and producer, known for White Collar (2009), Apache Junction (2021) and Final Kill (2020).
Ed Moy
Ed Moy is an actor, filmmaker and journalist born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is the director of the award-winning documentary Aviatrix: The Katherine Sui Fun Cheung Story about pioneering Asian Aviatrix Katherine Sui Fun Cheung, who defied racial and gender bias to become one of the first Chinese women to earn a pilot's license to fly in the United States in the 1930s, during a time when less than 1% of all licensed pilots were women. Ed began his acting career as a background extra appearing in numerous films and television shows. His documentary short film Luminaries received the Audience Award at the Marina del Rey Film Festival. He also directed an award-winning animated short film Up in the Clouds and was co-writer of the award-winning short film Keye Luke about the life of pioneering Asian American actor Keye Luke, who portrayed Master Po on the Kung Fu television series in the 1970s, as well as playing the role of Number One Son in the 1930s-40s Charlie Chan films and appearing as the first Kato in the Green Hornet film serials of the 1940s.
Ed Murphy
Ed Murphy is an actor, known for Reign (2013), Vikings (2013) and Crone Wood (2016).
Ed Myers
Ed Myers is an actor, known for Up to Speed (2012).
Ed Nelson
Ed Nelson was aiming for a career in the legal profession until he caught the acting bug during his second year of college. In 1952, he headed off to New York City, where he studied direction and production at the School of Radio Technique. He returned to his native New Orleans where he worked as an assistant director at WDSU-TV; he also narrated (and sometimes wrote) episodes of the New Orleans-made TV series N.O.P.D. (1955) with Stacy Harris. Nelson made the acquaintance of Roger Corman when the maverick movie-maker came to Louisiana to shoot the feature Swamp Women (1956); Nelson says he did "everything" on the picture, from playing a part and working as a location manager to wrestling an alligator(!). Nelson worked in many other Corman movies on Corman's Hollywood home turf, including Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957), where Nelson played the crab. In later years, Nelson became one of TV's hottest stars via the nighttime soap opera Peyton Place (1964).
Ed Night
Ed Night is an actor and writer, known for Zen Motoring (2022), Wasted (2016) and The Mash Report (2017).