Napiera Groves
Napiera Groves was born on December 17, 1975 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. She is an actress, known for Us (2019), Airborne (1993) and How I Met Your Mother (2005).
Napolean
Kumaresan Duraisamy, better known by his stage name Nepoleon, is an Indian film actor, politician and the founder and chairman of the Jeevan Technologies and Jeevan Foundation. He was the Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment in Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's Cabinet. Earlier in life, he acted in nearly 100 movies in Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam language and Kannada films. Nepoleon entered the Tamil film industry in 1991 with P. Bharathiraja's rural film Pudhu Nellu Pudhu Naathu, playing the antagonist role. Other roles followed, including in Ejamaan Seevalaperi Pandi, Devasuram, Ravanaprabhu, Vattaram, Hello brother, Pokkiri and Dasavatharam. His role as Mundakkal Shekharan in the blockbuster action film Devasuram is widely regarded as his best performance to-date. He reprised the role in the Ravanaprabhu, a sequel to Devasuram. Nepoleon won the Tamilnadu Government's Best actor Special Award for the film "ETTUPATTI RASA" in the year 1997. Though settled in Nashville USA, at the insistence of makers, he made his acting comeback with Kidaari (2016) and then went on to portray Gautham Karthik's father in Muthuramalingam (2017) replacing Karthik. Napoleon has landed a role in Hollywood: in upcoming supernatural thriller Devil's Night: Dawn of the Nain Rouge, directed by Sam Logan Khaleghi. Among the forthcoming Tamil, Malayalam and Hollywood films in which he features are Seema Raja, AY-NA and Devil's Night: Dawn of the Nain Rouge.
Napoleon
Napoleon is an actor and producer, known for Thug Life (2001), Out Kold (2001) and Kizhakkum Maerkkum (1998).
Napoleon Ehi
Napoleon Ehi is known for Jimi Bendel (2016), Come with Me (2022) and RattleSnake: The Ahanna Story (2020).
Napoleon Emill
Napoleon Emill is an actor, known for King Wah (I Think I Love You) (2019), Cramming (2020) and Flatbush Misdemeanors (2021).
Napoleon Highbrou
Napoleon Highbrou is an Actor, Dancer, and vocal artist. He began acting at the young age of 9 years old, and had his first professional performance at the New Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. He played " Captain Hook ". He has self taught himself how to dance and went on to win multiple Talent Shows and was featured in the city's News Paper and also participated in the East Lake Music Festival to perform a solo dance performance. He has taken advanced theater all 4 years in High School, and performed in over 3 Musical Performances, and choreographed 1 play during the duration. He is best known for " 13 reasons why " (2019) and " Appetite " (2019)
Napoleon Ryan
Upbeat and industrious, Napoleon is a skilled comedy screen actor from England. He tends to play naive opportunists and the hapless, quirky everyman who gets sucked into situations beyond his control. In 'The Black Hole', a short film that has won multiple awards internationally, his character managed to create a breach in the space-time continuum while doing some late night photocopying. During 2008, in conjunction with Channel 4, he was nominated for 4 Talent's Best Comedy Performance Award. He was experimented on during the BBC's Bafta-nominated spoof school science show, 'Look Around You' and starred in a comedy chat show series called 'The Napoleon Complex'. In 2009, 'Adventures on the Environmental Journey', a series of educational films he hosted, won their category at the global Green Awards. Amongst others he has worked on industrial and advertising campaigns for major brands and companies such as Volkswagen, Sony, IKEA, Twix, Ladbrokes and Nescafe. As well as stints in London and the West End in family favorite 'The Gruffalo', his theatre work has included national tours of Britain, Spain, Ireland and Italy plus collaboration with Academy Award Winner Sir Tim Rice on the London revival of his medieval musical 'Blondel'. He writes and produces his own short films and sketches for the Internet and composes classical music on his trombone.
Napoleon Tavale
Born in American Samoa and raised in St. Paul, Minnesota, Napoleon's parents instilled in him the Samoan culture with music and dance at a very young age. The family created their own costumes, did their own make-up, and had original dance choreography that showcased performances all over the Twin Cities. Tavale speaks Samoan fluently. He was a print and runway model for Mall of America. Tavale got involved with a local TV show, "Whatever", where he was a reporter who did movie reviews and interviewed local celebrities like up-and-coming superstar wrestler (at the time) and MN Gopher alumni, Brock Lesnar. Tavale enjoyed playing recreational sports like football and basketball. Today, he plays basketball wherever and whenever he can. Acting took place at Cretin-Derham Hall High School where he got involved in musical theatre productions and one-act plays. Tavale won a Talent Scholarship to Whittier College where he earned a BA in Theatre. After his BA, Tavale's professors encouraged him to audition for Graduate programs through URTA. He auditioned for over 30 schools nationwide, had some great offers, and gladly ended up accepting a full ride scholarship to University of Virginia, where he proudly holds an MFA in Acting. Today, Tavale works as an Acting on Camera Instructor for a College Film School in Los Angeles. (He/Him/His) (IG@NapoleonTavale)
Napoleon Whiting
Napoleon Whiting was born on September 21, 1910 in Canton, Mississippi, USA. He was an actor, known for Giant (1956), Farewell, My Lovely (1975) and Every Girl Should Have One (1978). He died on October 22, 1984 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Nappon Gomarachun
Nappon Gomarachun is an actor, known for Kerd ma lui (2004), The Lost Idol (1988) and In Gold We Trust (1990).