Vinayakan
Vinayakan is an actor and director, known for Kammatti Paadam (2016), Ee. Ma. Yau (2018) and Party.
Vinayakan Tk
Vinayakan Tk is known for Maryan (2013).
Vinayan
Vinayan is a director and writer, known for Kasi (2001), Athisayan (2007) and Oomappenninu Uriyadappayyan (2002).
VinayekDurai
VinayekDurai is known for Vallavan Vaguthadhada (2024).
Vinaypal Buttar
Vinaypal Buttar is known for Ishq Garaari (2013) and Young Malang (2013).
Vince Allen
PASSION: Vince Allen loves avocados. Vince is a television, film, commercial content producer, as well as a community leader and founder of the non-profit organization "Engage the Vision."(ETV) where he has served as President and lead facilitator of the ETV program for over 7 years. The organization's mission is to connect inner-city youth in South Central LA to a group of passionate mentors from the entertainment industry. Our mentors encourage and empower them every single Friday of the school year at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary school where the mentors and children have fostered genuine healthy relationships and co-create an environment of fun educational experiences and valuable practical learning of life lessons that apply love, acceptance, and appreciation for all. CURRENT: Vince recently wrapped production "Sunday Best" Season 10 and on "Welcome Home," a brand new TV series airing on The CW Network every Saturday and Sunday. In this program, his hosts provide fully-furnished, custom-designed homes to families transitioning out of homeless shelters! Vince also has several scripted and unscripted television shows under NDA in development with various networks. CREDITS: His past credits include network television series, national commercials, theatrical films, as well as animation. Some of his commercial clients include: Mattel Toys, Hershey's Chocolate, Ford Motor Group, SONY Pictures, SnapChat, Perrier water, Netflix, The Lifetime Network, Amazon, The MGM Grand Hotel and Casino Las Vegas, GoPro Cameras, Revel Resorts,, HAKKASAN Las Vegas, Zappos Shoes, TAO group, KA - Cirque De Soliel, LATV and more. A few of Vince's film and television projects include: Sister Code ft. Amber Rose, Illicit ft. Vivica Fox and Dean Cain and Master P's Family Empire. Vince has also produced award-winning content for celebrities, such as Pharrell Williams, Nick Cannon, NAS, Kim Kardashian, LMFAO, Deadmau5, Steve Aioki, Calvin Harris, and some of the biggest international D.J's in the world. PRODUCTION COMPANY Vince is the founder of the full-service production company Invincible Group Productions and a proud member of the Producers Guild of America. PRODUCTION COMPANY: Vince Allen, his production company, and extensive networks in the television, film, and commercial industries have access to the best creatives, crew, and vendors in every visual, audio, and creative aspect needed to create fantastic, fun, and intriguing high-quality content.
Vince Antoine
Vince Antoine is an actor, known for Legendary (2010).
Vince Arians
Vince Arians is known for 2Eleven (2015).
Vince Aseron
Vince Aseron, born on 19 July 1999 in Manila, Philippines, is a Filipino-Chinese actor, model, host, and beauty pageant titleholder. He placed 2nd Runner-Up in the Mister and Miss Chinatown Philippines 2022 beauty pageant. He graduated digital filmmaking in the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde. He is known for Cut/Off (2022) and Keys to the Heart (2023).
Vince Barnett
Former vaudevillian, who acquired a solid reputation as a practical joker and master of insult, second only to the great Groucho Marx. Celebrity hosts would often hire Vince to perform gags and put-on jokes at their lavish parties, where he would insult the guests and create mayhem in his wake. He often posed as heavily-accented journalists with names like 'Timothy Glutzspiegel'. Among the many victims of his pranks were such luminaries as Winston Churchill, Charles Lindbergh, Henry Ford and the Norwegian polar explorer Roald Amundsen. Clark Gable nearly punched him out during a party given by Joan Crawford. Vince greeted Greta Garbo with "Good Morning, Miss Hepburn", and, as 'sound expert' Dr. Hoffman, instructed star Richard Barthelmess to take voice lessons from Texas Guinan or quit acting. During a trip to New York, he even cornered Mae West, posing as a member of the vice squad and threatening to close down her show ('Diamond Lil') unless she cut some of her bawdy dialogue. When the star acquiesced, the phoney inspector ordered her to burn the whole play and take the next train out of town. Not even Jack L. Warner was immune, being told by 'foreign producer' Barnett to learn the basics of film-making. Roly-poly, moustachioed, bald-pated Barnett followed in the footsteps of his father Luke, who had made a name for himself for playing similar pranks on people for thirty years in his home town of Pittsburgh. After studying at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, Vince, who was an avid amateur pilot, flew mail planes for a couple of years before making his stage debut with "Earl Carroll's Vanities" in 1926. The following year, he acted on Broadway in "George White's Scandals". Movie roles soon followed. From 1930, Vince appeared, usually as comedy relief, in films and on television in a career spanning 45 years. Among his best-regarded early roles were Scarface (1932),as a dumb gangster; The Big Cage (1933), Thirty Day Princess (1934) and, in a perfectly-suited Runyonesque part, Princess O'Hara (1935). In later years, Vince often relinquished his comedy image and was seen in innumerable small roles, often as careworn little men, undertakers, janitors, bartenders and drunks in pictures ranging from films noir like The Killers (1946), to westerns such as Springfield Rifle (1952). In one of his last public appearances, Vince showcased his unique brand of humour with a monologue, delivered at Madison Square Garden in the vaudeville revue 'The Big Show of 1936'. It was to his ever-lasting regret that he never got the chance to match wits (and insults) with his illustrious Irish contemporary George Bernard Shaw.