Russell Dobson
Russell Dobson is known for Kill Cavalry (2021), King of the Britons (2021) and A Rebel Born (2019).
Russell Duncan
Russell Duncan is known for Hotel Artemis (2018), Ambulance (2022) and Global Caper-A Self Taped Movie (2020).
Russell Durham Comegys
Russell Comegys was raised in Vidalia, Georgia. Graduated from Vidalia Comprehensive High School and attended Brewton Parker College in Mount Vernon Georgia, a Baptist College, where he took his first acting class. Transferred to the University of Georgia where he changed majors his senior year from Biology and Literature to Theatre and a Minor in Spanish. Studied with Martha Burgess, Nick Conti and Gene Gabriel Moore in Atlanta then moved to New York City to hone his craft at The Lee Strasberg Institute and the Gene Frankel Studio.
Russell Dykstra
Russell Dykstra is a multi-award winning Australian actor of both stage and screen known for his transformative roles. He won the prestigious AFI Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role in his feature film debut, Soft Fruit, for which he also received a Film Critics Circle of Australia Award nomination. Russell has won several national theatre awards, received his second AFI nomination (Best Supporting Actor) for his performance in the film Romulus My Father, and stars as Barney in the acclaimed Australian ABC TV series Rake.
Russell E. Johnson
Russell E. Johnson is an actor, known for Pick a Side (2021), Women Is Losers (2021) and Fill Your Heart (2019).
Russell Eatough
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Russell Ebert
Russell Ebert was born on June 22, 1949 in Berri, South Australia, Australia. He is known for This Is Port Adelaide (2021) and Russell Ebert... The Story (1984). He died on November 5, 2021 in South Australia.
Russell England
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Russell Farazi
Russell Farazi is known for Matir Moina (2002), Mrittupuri: Kill Zone and Hello (2017).
Russell Ferguson
Russell Ferguson is an actor, known for Dancin': It's On! (2015), Battlefield America (2012) and Things Never Said (2013).