Noah Taylor
Noah George Taylor, the elder of two boys, was born in 1969 in London, England, to Maggie (Miller), a journalist and book editor, and Paul Taylor, a copywriter and journalist. His family lived in both England and New Zealand before returning to his parents' native Australia in 1974. His parents divorced when he was a teenager and his father remarried--to theatre publicist, Suzie Howie. Noah left home at age 16 before graduating from University High School in Melbourne when he fell into acting. He decided to pursue his craft at St. Martin's Youth Theater. Despite his intense studies, the remote, slim-framed actor did not make his professional theater debut until March 1997 with Chekhov's "The Seagull." His work at St. Martin's led to an auspicious debut playing the painfully shy and sensitive teen Danny Embling in the coming-of-age film The Year My Voice Broke (1987). This affecting performance lost none of its heart-tugging appeal when the sequel Flirting (1991) came out four years later. Noah won awards for both films. Unconventionally typecast as the gawky, gloomy-eyed, somewhat manic depressive, directors started lining up to use the young actor. It all culminated in what is arguably the best known performance of his career--as the young, tortured genius, pianist David Helfgott, in Shine (1996). Working in tandem with Oscar-winner Geoffrey Rush, who played Helfgott as an older adult, Noah's scenes with Armin Mueller-Stahl, who played the pianist's egregiously abusive father, were incredibly powerful and helped him to win the Film Critics Circle of Australia and Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival awards. The variety of Noah's performances have been stunning over the years. He played a young Adolf Hitler in the drama Max (2002), a "what-if" spin on Hitler growing up as an angry tortured artist instead of a Fascist dictator following World War I. He played the darkly humorous protagonist in He Died with a Felafel in His Hand (2001) and the titular Jewish outcast in Simon Magus (1999). Music, songwriting and art have been other strong passions for Noah. In 1994 he became part of a band called "The Honky Tonk Angels. A singer-guitarist, included in this band were Noah's co-stars from previous movies Loene Carmen and Kym Wilson. He has also formed other bands with such names as Cardboard Box Man, Flipper & Humphrey and The Thirteens, a country-western rock group. American audiences have taken an equal "shine" to Noah recently, particularly as the manager of Stillwater in the popular film Almost Famous (2000); as Bryce in the popular adventure film Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001) and its sequel which both starring Angelina Jolie; a featured role in Vanilla Sky (2001) which starred Tom Cruise; and in the "Willy Wonka" extravaganza Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) as Mr. Bucket.
Noah Thomas
Noah Thomas is known for Everything Now (2023).
Noah Tinwa
Noah Tinwa was born in Berlin in 2001 and began embodying his first roles out of school in 2017 in the play "Klassenbuch" at the Junges Deutsches Theater as well as in the play ",Go Baby, Go" at the Volksbühne Berlin's Youth Theatre. From then on, Noah began to gain his first short film experiences at the end of 2019, from which he also realized his own projects from 2020 onwards, such as his short film "Verminderte Sicht", which is available on Amazon Prime Video. In the same year, he was part of the ensemble for the third season of Christian Klandt's youth series "We are now", which premiered at the Film Festival Munich and has been available on RTL + since the end of August. After graduating from high school in summer 2021, he was in the ensemble main cast for the Amazon Studios production "Luden", which will be released worldwide on Amazon Prime Video in spring 2023. For his role in his first feature film "The Ordinaries" by Sophie Linnenbaum, he was nominated for Best Young Actor at the Munich Film Festival in early summer 2022 in the "New German Cinema" series. The series "We are now", which Noah shot in 2020, is available on Disney plus from winter 2022.
Noah Todd
Noah Todd was born on April 30, 1982 in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. He was an actor and producer, known for Providence (2007), No Room for Groceries (2006) and The Prometheus Project (2010). He died on May 12, 2010 in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA.
Noah Toth
Noah Toth is an actor, known for Ojai (2022), Hollow Bedrooms and Mandrake (2021).
Noah Trudel
Noah Trudel is an actor, known for Queen of Spades (2021).
Noah Tully Sanderson
Noah was born in Boston Massachusetts along with his twin sister Madeline in 1998. He was interested in acting early but being a shy kid, did not express his interest until later years. In second grade he had a worksheet to fill out about yourself and what you wanted to be. Usually kids write policeman or firefighter, but Noah wrote that he wanted to be Famous. He had focused on being a gymnast but and injury sidelined him so he decided to take some lessons with a local acting coach. He signed up for a week long film camp where he got to express his creativity. A local talent manager saw him in the film camp and said he had something that acting classes couldn't teach and signed him up to represent him as his Talent Manager. Noah then was cast in his first leading role, a preteen boy in "To Leo". After filming this, he decided he wanted to pursue this further. He has been able to land some student films, indie shorts and featured extra roles. One of his favorite ones so far has been "Oasis" a student film produced my Teddy Prior and Haley McHatton. He also got to be a part of the TV show "Gotham" which he would love to pursue further.
Noah Urrea
Noah Urrea is an American actor, singer, and dancer. He got his first break as a performer in 2011, when he appeared in Blake Shelton's music video, 'Honey Bee'. In 2013, Noah made his big-screen debut as Bailey McCoy in 'Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas', a role in which he acted and sang. In 2014, Noah appeared as Young Ryan Wade in 'The Identical'- another role in which he sang. In 'A Wake' (2018), Noah played twins, Mitchel and Mason. For his portrayal of 'James' in the short film 'Eleven' (2014), Noah won the 'Best Young Actor Award' at the Action on Film International Film Festival. Noah's television projects include, 'The Kicks' (Amazon), 'Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street' (Amazon), 'Fresh Off the Boat' (ABC), 'Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn' (Nickelodeon) 'Sam and Cat' (Nickelodeon), 'See Dad Run' (Nick at Nite), 'Children's Hospital' (Adult Swim), 'The Fosters' (Freeform), and the Nickelodeon pilots 'Twang' and 'Like a Girl'. In 2012, Noah was one of Nickelodeon's 'Groundlings', and he developed a talent for improvisational comedy. Music is another one of Noah's passions. He has worked with several producers, writing and recording original songs. In March, 2017, he released his first EP, 'Always.' Noah has performed at the House of Blues, Avalon, the Troubadour, and many other venues in greater Los Angeles, and across the country. Noah enjoys giving back to the community. He has supported many fundraising events, benefiting charities such as End Malaria Now, the Los Angeles Mission, Goodwill Industries, the ASPCA Rock 'N Roll L.A. Benefit, the 'Hollywood Celebrity Toy Drive Extravaganza', and 'Rockin' a Cure', a concert to aid families affected by Cystic Fibrosis.
Noah Valentine
Noah Valentine is known for Creeped Out (2017), Inside No. 9 (2014) and Waterloo Road (2006).
Noah Van Dort
Noah Van Dort is an actor, known for The Five (2016).