Nathan Shelton
Nathan Shelton and his twin brother Jeremy were born on April 5th, 1982 in Springfield, MO to Kevin and Tammy Shelton. Nathan grew up in theatre, performing at several venues around his hometown of Springfield, MO. Nathan has worked professionally as a stage and screen actor since the early 1990s and went on to study acting, writing, and directing at Missouri State University. Aside from working as a professional theatre/film/television actor, Nathan is an award-winning special effects makeup artist, writer, and director of numerous stage and screen projects. In 2013 Nathan moved to Chicago, IL, and continues to work throughout the country on various creative projects with his company, Arcane (including the internationally acclaimed web series, Shadow Bound, and the horror radio-drama anthology series, The Frightmare Theatre Podcast). Nathan splits his time between the US and Mexico, where he married Alma Rodriguez in March 2021. Nathan has two children from his previous marriage.
Nathan Shepka
Nathan Shepka is an actor and writer, known for When Darkness Falls (2022), Holiday Monday 2: Brothers in Arms and Holiday Monday (2021).
Nathan Simony
Nathan Simony is an actor, known for Mon père est femme de ménage (2011), Merlin (2012) and L'apprenti Père Noël et le flocon magique (2013).
Nathan Soan Mngomezulu
Nathan Soan Mngomezulu is known for Too Hot to Handle (2020).
Nathan Spencer
Nathan Spencer is an actor and producer, known for The Kettering Incident (2016), The Gloaming (2020) and Noirhouse (2013).
Nathan Spiteri
Nathan Spiteri is an actor and writer, known for Stuck Here (2017), The Last Resort (2006) and Plato's Reality Machine (2013).
Nathan Stanley
Nathan Stanley is known for The Hagstone Demon (2011), The Ballad of Larner Road (2013) and Just a Game (2013).
Nathan Stevens
Nathan Stevens is an actor, known for Marfa Girl (2012) and Marfa Girl 2 (2018).
Nathan Stevens
Nathan Stevens is known for Punch-Drunk Love (2002), S. Darko (2009) and The Good Humor Man (2005).
Nathan Stewart-Jarrett
Nathan was born in 1985. Brought up in Wandsworth, London, He studied at the Central School of Speech and Drama, which he graduated from in 2006. He made his professional stage debut playing a number of roles in 'Brixton Stories' at the Lyric, Hammersmith and has also appeared on stage in 'The History Boys' at the National Theatre and, in 2012, in the revival of 'Pitchfork Disney', in the role of a man who eats cockroaches for a living. To television viewers he will be known as Curtis in E4's Misfits (2009), about a group of youngsters who have gained supernatural powers following a freak storm - in Curtis's case the ability to go back in time and see the future.