Vincent Wang
Vincent Wang was born in the North West of China and trained in Chinese Martial Arts (WuShu) professionally since the age of 6. A graduate of Shanghai University of Physical Education, Vincent moved to the UK in 1991 where he developed a career coaching Tai Chi, WuShu and QiGong in London. He became a professional stunt performer in 1998. He has been working in the stunt profession now for over 20 years specialising in Fight Choreography, Action Design and Fight Training with a unique training method for actors, stunt performers and elite athletes.
Vincent Ward
Vincent Ward has produced, executive produced and/or written and directed feature films including What Dreams May Come (Which won an Oscar and was nominated for 2 Academy Awards), The River Queen (Won best film in Shanghai) and The Last Samurai (4 Academy Award nominations and winner of Best Foreign Film in Japan) developing the underlying material he chose the director, before acting as an executive producer on this film. Ward's films have earned critical acclaim and festival attention whilst achieving a wide, eclectic audience. Vigil (1984), The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey (1988) and Map of the Human Heart (1993) were the first films by a New Zealander to be officially selected for the Cannes Film Festival. Between them they garnered close to 30 national and international awards (including the Grand Prix at festivals in Italy, Spain, Germany, France and the United States). His latest feature film Rain of the Children (2008) was voted by the audience, from 250 feature films, to win the Grand Prix at Poland's largest film festival. The film was also nominated for best director in New Zealand and Australia. Ward was awarded an Order of New Zealand Merit in 2007 and is in the process of actively searching for material for new projects.
Vincent Willestrand
Vincent Willestrand was born Kimi Vilkkula on January 24, 1988 in Helsinki, Finland. He spent his early years in Russia, Finland and the U.S before moving to London, England in his twenties. He trained as an actor at Rose Bruford College of Theatre and Performance in London and with the award-winning Polish theatre company, Song of the Goat. He played Hamlet in an adaptation of the Shakespearean tragedy directed by Grzegorz Bral; after its London run the production was invited to the Gdansk Shakespeare Festival in Poland. Willestrand made his silver screen debut to a wider audience in 2017 in the war drama, Unknown Soldier, by Aku Louhimies. Unknown Soldier broke the all-time box office record in Finland and is the biggest production in the history of Finnish Cinema. He has then appeared in several feature films and TV series such as Bordertown (Netflix).
Vincent Winter
Vincent Winter was born on December 29, 1947 in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He was an assistant director and actor, known for Superman (1978), The Kidnappers (1953) and For Your Eyes Only (1981). He died on November 2, 1998 in Chertsey, Surrey, England.
Vincent Winterhalter
Vincent Winterhalter is known for Nicolas Le Floch (2008), Fais pas ci, fais pas ça (2007) and La bête du Gévaudan (2003).
Vincent Witherspoon
Vincent Witherspoon is known for Black Clown 2, Black Clown and The Price of Fame (2018).
Vincent Woods
Vincent directed the comedy drama The Loss Adjuster, starring Luke Goss, Dame Joan Collins, Guy Siner, Kym Marsh & Martin Kemp which has been released theatrically across the UK in Christmas 2020. Picking up Best Director and Best Feature at the Vancouver International Film Awards. This is after co-directing the action thriller TV Pilot Jack Stall Dead and finishing the documentary People, Politics & Planes exposing the global conspiracy surrounding the collapse of Laker Airways, involving major airlines, banks, and UK/US governments. His directing debut Harrigan, a crime thriller set in 1974 went out theatrically and digitally via Netflix, BT Vision and Best of British on Virgin Media and on SONY. He also Exec. Produced If I Were You starring Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden and Sparks & Embers starring Kris Marshal (Love Actually, Death in Paradise). He is working on several new screenplays including Man Down and Calum's Way both incredible true stories. Vincent, from North West England started in commercials writing, directing and producing short form content for blue chip companies such as Nike, Ever-Ready and P&G. This also included large scale audio visual events, cinematic works, motivational experiences, interactive public shows and top selling videos. His original passion was as an artist studying Fine Art. Vincent is also an accomplished actor, performing in numerous films.
Vincent Xie
Vincent Xie is known for Ghostbox Cowboy (2018).
Vincent Young
Vincent Young, an American actor, was born and raised in Philadelphia and South Jersey. He is known by millions for portraying colorful characters, most notably his breakthrough role, as the troubled Noah Hunter from the original TV series Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990) (1997-2000). Vincent went on to other intriguing character roles on CSI: NY (2004), JAG (1995) and NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service (2003) in which he played Mikel Mawher, the crazy and eccentric ex-boyfriend of Abby Sciuto (Pauley Perrette). Vincent started his career in NYC studying theater and performing on stage, yet found his way as an artist while residing in Paris. He lived in LA for 16 years and has since moved back to the east coast to continue his love of acting, with his recent character portrayal of memorable Bud Lunger in the award-winning independent film, Eagles in the Chicken Coop (2010). As a multi-faceted artist, Vincent is a painter and an accomplished wrestler and baseball player in which he regards as a differing form of artistic expression. He also keeps himself available for various charities.
Vincent Zazzara
Vincent Zazzara was previously married to Maxine Zazzara.