Nathaniel Mordetzky is an actor, known for By No Means (2019).
Nathaniel Motulsky is an actor, known for Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris (2015).
Nathaniel Ng is known for Circle Line (2023), My Mini Me and Me (2021) and Huan Express (2020).
Nathaniel Nose was born on February 15, 1983 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA. He is an editor and director, known for Cut/Print (2012), The Christ Slayer (2019) and Blood Ties (2009).
An award-winning director, he has been creating feature and short films, music videos, promotional works, commercials and more since 1995. His work has brought both national and international acclaim winning the San Diego Filmmaker Award at the San Diego Film Festival; Viewer's Choice Award at the Temecula Valley Film Festival for the powerful short, Residue; and, two Emmy awards for best short film and original score. He was an invited panelist for the A solo Art Film Festival in Italy on the topic of censored cinema in third world countries. Additionally, Nathaniel's presence is widely felt in his birth country of Cambodia, influencing film making there and remains a voice for positive change. Most recently, he contracted with US Military for VR development and 3D animation for the field. He co-founded 3rd Realm Creations specializing in Medical Virtual reality Training, VR live experiences and Virtual Productions.
Nathaniel Oh is known for Cobra Kai (2018), Monday Morning Critic Podcast (2017) and Cobra Kai Kompanion (2018).
Nathaniel Olivera is known for Houses of Manah (2017) and The Stranger Folk (2017).
Nathaniel Parker was born in England in 1962. The son of Sir Peter Parker and Dr. Jill Parker, he decided at the age of nine that acting would be his career of choice. His first public performances were with the National Youth Theatre, a breeding ground for many British actors. After attending The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA), Nathaniel became a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC). Before exiting the stage for the screen, Nathaniel portrayed "Bassanio" in The Merchant Of Venice, participating in both the London and Broadway productions. The production was directed by the critically acclaimed Sir Peter Hall and starred Dustin Hoffman. His first feature film, War Requiem (1989), was directed by the highly acclaimed British maverick Derek Jarman, and starred Tilda Swinton and Lord Laurence Olivier. Nathaniel is perhaps best known for his participation in period dramas such as the part of "Laertes" in Franco Zeffirelli's Hamlet (1990), "Rochester" in Wide Sargasso Sea (1993) and "Cassio" in his brother Oliver Parker's version of Othello (1995), starring Laurence Fishburne. He also appeared in the Chris Farley comedy Beverly Hills Ninja (1997) and the Kevin Costner/Whitney Houston box office hit, The Bodyguard (1992). Parts in projects such as Into Thin Air: Death on Everest (1997) and David (1997) helped Nathaniel gain momentum in the world of television, but it was roles like "Rawdon Crawley" in Vanity Fair (1998) and "Gabriel Oak" in Far from the Madding Crowd (1998) that thrust him into the spotlight and solidified his career on the small screen. Currently, Nathaniel portrays "Detective Thomas Lynley" in the BBC series The Inspector Lynley Mysteries (2001). Now in its third season, the show has become an international success, earning rave reviews the world over. Returning to Hollywood in 2003, Nathaniel can be seen in cinemas soon, portraying "Master Edward Gracey" in Walt Disney Pictures The Haunted Mansion (2003), starring Eddie Murphy.
Nathaniel Peart is an actor and production manager, known for Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999), Breathe In (2013) and I'd Kill for You (2013).
Nathaniel Peterson is known for The Triangle (2016), Rain from Stars (2013) and Travis (2016).