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LeVar Burton was born on 16 February 1957 in Landstuhl, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. He is an actor and director, known for Star Trek: Generations (1994), Star Trek: First Contact (1996) and Star Trek: Insurrection (1998). He has been married to Stephanie Cozart Burton since 3 October 1992. They have one child.- Actor
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Darren Le Gallo was born on 21 July 1974 in Landstuhl, Germany. He is an actor and director, known for The Matrix Reloaded (2003), Sam & Kate (2022) and Date Night (2010). He has been married to Amy Adams since 2 May 2015. They have one child.- Actor
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Rob Thomas was born on 14 February 1972 in Landstuhl, West Germany. He is an actor and composer, known for Meet the Robinsons (2007), Love Actually (2003) and Keeping the Faith (2000). He has been married to Marisol Thomas since 2 October 1999.- Actress
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Born in Landstuhl, Germany, and raised in Colorado Springs, Kacy comes from a large and athletic family. Growing up with four brothers and an older sister, she played basketball, ran track, and boxed, eventually earning a full ride scholarship to a Division I college. She started her acting career in Portland, Oregon, before moving down to Los Angeles.- Actor
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Paul is the middle child of two sisters and was born in Landstuhl, Germany due to his dad serving 24 years in the United States Air Force. He lived the first 14 years of his life growing up and traveling around Europe and Asia before settling in Utah at the age of 14, but his heart is in Louisiana where his parents and most of his family is from.- Shawn Bradley was born on 22 March 1972 in Landstuhl, West Germany. He is an actor, known for Space Jam (1996), The Singles Ward (2002) and Walker, Texas Ranger (1993). He has been married to Carrie Cannon since January 2018. He was previously married to Annette Evertson.
- Billy 'Pop' Atmore was born on 19 March 1965 in Landstuhl, West Germany. He was an actor, known for Spider-Man: The Animated Series (1994), Houston Knights (1987) and Max Dugan Returns (1983). He was married to Lisa. He died on 30 July 2023 in the USA.
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Ramsey Nickell was born on 10 August 1963 in Landstuhl, West Germany. He is a cinematographer and director, known for American Crime (2015), Runaways (2017) and Casa de mi Padre (2012).- Producer
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Joe Cahill was born in Landstuhl, Germany, in 1965 to American parents serving overseas with the US Air Force (father) before returning to San Angelo, TX. Joe spent most of his formative years in Modesto, CA (the hometown of legends like George Lucas, Jeremy Renner (as a matter of fact, Jeremy grew up across the street), Timothy Olyphant, and James Marsters), where he attended high school at Grace Davis High, graduating in 1983. Joe joined the US Air Force himself, tried marriage (several times!), and attended Modesto Junior College (receiving his AS in Business). Being an avid geek/trekkie/nerd, he attended every science fiction, fantasy, and comic convention he could and eventually owned and operated Classic Comic Con and the Modesto Celtic Faire. During the convention years, he met and became friends with many actors/actresses he had as guests at his shows. These friends asked him why he was not in the business. After much thought, he began building Steam House Entertainment slowly, hosting and co-hosting web shows and co-producing feature films and shorts.
His current projects include: Night Mistress (2023) The Last Battleship (Preproduction) The 5th Legion (Development) The Return: Of Gods and Men (Development)- Producer
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Natascha Dea Burdeinei (she/her and pronounced NUH-TAH-shuh DAY Burr-DEE-knee) was born at Landstuhl Army Medical Center in West Germany and spent a large part of her childhood on military bases. Natascha is a writer, artist, producer, and historian specializing in legacy and the privileges and responsibilities that arise from it, and ancestral understanding as a tool in healing trauma and advancing racial equity.
A film and theatrical producer, Natascha is actively developing television and film projects that explore identity and legacy through elevated and transformative storytelling representative of this diverse world. She is an executive producer of "After the Deluge," an evocative pandemic tale written by Pulitzer, Oscar, and Tony Award-winning playwright John Patrick Shanley, directed by Tara Young, produced by Ashley George, shot and produced by Charlotte Hornsby, starring Trae Harris and Grace Rex. She is also an executive producer of "GLO," a Black Queer first-love story set in the BIPOC rollerskating scene of Chicago written and co-directed by Adhana Reid; an associate producer of Lea Pascal's short comedic take on miscarriage, "The Greatest Joy;" and co-produced the Off-Off-Broadway production of the comedic western musical, "The Dastardly Thornes v. The Town of Goldhaven," in its world premiere at The Brick Theater, Brooklyn, NY, July-August 2023.
In 2023, Natascha began creating her forthcoming podcast, "The Threads That Connect Us," to be produced and distributed by Radio Free Rhinecliff in Rhinecliff, New York and Natascha's production company, FortyTwo Women. "The Threads That Connect Us" explores the connection between understanding inherited legacy, finding purpose, and making change in the world and is releasing on podcast platforms in 2024.
An accomplished photographer, Natascha's photographic work has been exhibited alongside work by Helena Christensen, Mick Rock, Mark Seliger, Pamela Hanson, Gary Palmer, Eric Schwabel, Anne Menke, Robert Lucy, Francisco Letelier, and Roldán West.
Her book, "Conversations To Have With Your Loved Ones" (Dea Matrona Books, 2024) is available in bookstores everywhere. She is writing a book about Prince.- David Carey Foster is a stage and screen based in Los Angeles, California. He was born in 1960 on an American army base in Landstuhl, Germany, and spent his childhood moving around the United States with his family of five, driven in part by his parents' life-long passion for travel and geographic diversity. After living in Illinois, Ohio and Florida, the family eventually settled in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
It was there that he attended Eldorado High School and was bitten by the acting bug in his junior year. After reading a John Masefield poem in an Introduction to Theatre class, the drama instructor, George Nason, asked him to audition for a production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream." He did and was cast in nearly every show for the next two years. The fire was ignited.
David was also busy off-stage, earning a little pocket money in a series of wide-ranging, and often unusual after-school jobs. He had a landscaping business with three friends, retrieved mis-hit balls at a local golf-course pond, cut railroad ties at the end of a two-man saw, unloaded nitroglycerin for a demolition company, and washed dishes at a dinner theatre.
After graduating high school in 1978, he won theatre scholarships from the three major universities in New Mexico, ultimately deciding to accept at the smallest of them - Eastern New Mexico University - in order to get the most stage time.
ENMU was located in the southern part of the state, in the middle of a large peanut and dairy-farming community. White at "Eastern" his stage roles were as varied as they were plentiful. But after two years of study and his first professional gig - a summer show on Galveston Island - he started to feel the allure of more practical, real-world experience.
When a director he had worked with at ENMU suggested David for a contract at the Great American Melodrama on the central coast of California, he jumped at the opportunity. After breaking the difficult news to his parents, he struck out for California with a one-year contract, 500 dollars and the 30-show resume that he had gained in the four years since he read John Masefield's poem in high school.
At "The Melodrama," as locals call it, David cut his eyeteeth as a professional actor: working six days a week in wide-ranging productions; greeting, seating and serving patrons; and eventually became the on-stage emcee. It was a foundational year-long crash-course in sustained, interactive live-performance.
From there, it seemed he inherited his parents' wanderlust. David left the central coast, and spent a good number of years working in regional theatre, traveling the country before finally finishing the degree he started in New Mexico with two years of study at the University of Arizona, as well as securing a handful of television roles that included his first network appearance on "The Young Riders" as Doc.
After a couple more years working regionally, David finally settled in Los Angeles, and began adding to his TV and film credits. He also started to diversify more earnestly into music and writing; two sub-headings to his talents that had been serving him along the way, forming a writing partnership with friend Todd Schroeder, a well-known local music director, performer and musician. They eventually partnered with another friend, Thomas Lauifi, and began a singing trio called Pepper Street, after the street they lived on.
Along the way, David also aligned with actor/musician, Larry Poindexter, to create a new rhythm and blues musical called "The Devil You Know;" thanks in part to actor Stephen Root, who took the reins as a producer and was instrumental in the formal workshop that would forge the ultimate form of the show.
David has since continued developing other works for the stage including a completed stage adaptation of Judith Guest's seminal work, "Ordinary People."
As a producer, David has worked for the Central Coast Repertory Theatre on productions of "My Children - My Africa," "Stieglitz Loves O'Keefe," "Voices of America" and "A Night at the Tony's." At the Colony Theatre in Los Angeles, he also sat on the other side of the table to produce "Einstein & the Polar Bear" and "The Cocktail Hour." - Actor
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Jeff Dylan Graham was born in Landstuhl,Germany, and was raised in the United States. He is an actor, writer, and film producer, and began acting and singing at age five. He has studied under theatre director Vivienne Elborne, and film/television star Dee Wallace, and was involved in many theatrical productions in New York City and San Antonio, Texas. He has appeared in over 60 films, beginning with a featured role in Selena (1997). In 2010, Graham was awarded "Best Performance" at the Bloodbath Film Festival in Dallas for his role in the acclaimed psychodrama Fell (2010), and recently has appeared in Baby Jane? (2010), Pop Skull (2007), Home Sick (2007), The Theatre Bizarre (2011), and Moderngrumble (2012).- Stunts
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Rick was born in Landstuhl, Germany in the Rhineland-Pfalz to United States Army parents. He spent the majority of his childhood growing up on military bases across 8 states and 3 countries. Rick gained interest in the arts after accepting small independent roles in his friends' college films. He moved to New York in 2008 and became a certified EMT, answering emergency calls in NYC. Determined to pursue a career in film, he started working as a background actor and production assistant to gain experience. Through hard work, dedication, and a bit of luck; he became eligible to join SAG-AFTRA and began being cast for stunt roles.
Rick currently lives on Long Island and maintains his EMT certification while working for a Healthcare system.- Actor
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Andrew Hefler was born on 26 May 1971 in Landstuhl, West Germany. He is an actor and writer, known for Poor Things (2023), Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008) and Control (2003).- Writer
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Daniel Loflin was born on 20 January 1973 in Landstuhl, West Germany. Daniel is a writer and producer, known for Delusions in Modern Primitivism (2000), Supernatural (2005) and This Is Jane.- Additional Crew
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Kelly Wheeler was born in Landstuhl, West Germany. She is a producer and writer, known for Serenity (2005), The Flash (2014) and Elementary (2012).- Karen Pannell was born on 10 February 1964 in Landstuhl, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. She died on 11 October 2003 in Oldsmar, Florida, USA.
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J.P. Schaefer was born in Landstuhl, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. J.P. is known for Chapter 27 (2007) and The Ropes (2011).- Producer
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Ryan Page was born on 6 November 1974 in Landstuhl, West Germany. He is a producer and writer, known for Queens of Country (2012), King Kill 63 (2015) and The Heart Is a Drum Machine (2009).- Kahlil Ashanti began his career as a teenager performing in community theater and open mic nights at comedy clubs throughout the midwestern United States. He then enlisted in the United States Air Force, winning the 1993 Air Force Worldwide Talent Contest which earned him the opportunity to tour with the elite Air Force Entertainment troupe Tops In Blue in 1994 and 1995 as a comedian/dancer/actor. This provided him the unique opportunity to perform for over 700,000 people in nearly 27 countries. After being honorably discharged in 1996 Kahlil performed his own magic/comedy dinner theater show at Caesar's Magical Empire, Caesar's Palace Las Vegas from 1997-2000 in Japanese as well as English. Upon his arrival in Los Angeles in 2001 he began writing his critically acclaimed one man show, 'Basic Training' which premiered Off Broadway on October 13, 2008. In addition to several rave reviews Basic Training recently became a NY Times Critics Choice and is in development as a book and television series as well as a feature film being shepherded by Kahlil Ashanti and produced by Barry Josephson (Enchanted, Bones).
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David Wadley is the writer, producer, and director of Dark Angels (1998), available on multiple streaming platforms, including Prime Video and Tubi. Dark Angels (1998) was the first feature film released in what eventually became known as the Hard Faith film genre. David Wadley, a pioneering African American filmmaker, ignored conventional Hollywood storytelling and broke new ground as the writer, producer, and director of Dark Angels (1998), the first faith-based gangsta film.
Wadley produced the popular Real Estate RnB Video Series on YouTube (pts. 1-12) and hundreds of music videos showcasing R&B slow jams and old school remixes.
Wadley created Black Film School on YouTube, where filmmakers and digital creators can find FREE instructional videos presented by movie industry experts to assist them with writing, producing, directing, editing, distributing, and marketing professional projects for a global audience.
In Dark Angels (1998), a pregnant woman faces a choice between her abusive husband and her unborn baby on the way. Their world is full of sex, drugs, money, and power, with violence an ever-present threat. On the mean streets of Atlanta, the expectant mother finds that only spiritual awareness and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse can help her escape the madness.
Dark Angels (1998) cemented its place in cinematic history as the first Hard Faith movie. It was followed by notable additions to the genre, including Shooting Heroin (2020), written and directed by Spencer T. Folmar, and The Affair (2023), directed by Dennis L. Reed II.
Elisha Maldonado of the New York Post describes the relevance of Hard Faith movies in this way:
"Faith is hard. Sometimes faith is messy. And the beauty of our redemption story is that God meets us in our brokenness and in our frailty and in our sweariness. It's his humanity. If we, as humans, can't meet our fellow humans in our shared mess, what are we doing? And if a hot damn or a good old f-bomb moves us closer to meeting others where they are, I swear, it's worth it."
Wadley produces and edits YouTube videos showcasing R&B slow jams and old school remixes as The Price Bandit. Throughout the YouTube Black Voices Fund initiative (2020-2023), he created hundreds of music videos and started the hashtag #YouTubeBlackOldSchool.
Wadley has worked for Warner Bros. Studios, Sony Pictures, MGM Studios and is a member of the Motion Picture Editors Guild, IATSE Local 700. He was the Supervising Sound Editor on Soul Plane (2004) and a Production Assistant on the Hollywood sets of movies produced by Steven Spielberg, Spike Lee, Robert De Niro, and Melvin Van Peebles.
Wadley wrote, produced, and released "Batman Theme" (1984), an electro cover of the opening theme song from the classic T.V. series "Batman" (1966), shortly after graduating from St. Peter Chanel in Ohio. Watching "Batman" (1966) as a child, Wadley was inspired to produce and release an updated musical recording of the iconic "Batman Theme" in 1984. Five years later, Prince paid homage to Wadley's earlier recording when he released "Batdance" (1989) by using structural elements similar to Wadley's cover of the "Batman Theme." Prince, mirroring Wadley's earlier recording, included a surreal intro, spoken dialogue, a lead guitar solo in the middle of the song, synthesized background vocals of the lyric "Batman," and a conclusive explosion followed by a single word to end the song abruptly; Prince saying "Stop," while Wadley finished his previous version with the phrase, "Hey."
Wadley made the Dean's List as a freshman at Morehouse College. Ernest Tidyman, a journalist and Oscar-winning screenwriter of The French Connection (1971), Shaft (1971), and High Plains Drifter (1973), encouraged him to study film production on the East Coast. Wadley supported himself with jobs at The NY Hilton, The Plaza Hotel, and The Waldorf Astoria, where he interacted with frequent hotel patrons Ella Fitzgerald, James Brown, and Jesse Jackson. As a student at Hunter College, he interned in Harlem's 15th Congressional District under Representative Charles Rangel. Historically, Wadley is the first student invited to participate as a guest panelist on the regionally televised "City of N.Y. Internship Forum." He discussed "Race Relations in America" with local politicians and noted political scientist Dr. Marilyn Gittell. Intrigued by his studies relating to the Civil Rights Movement, Wadley arranged private, face-to-face discussions with both Coretta Scott King and Betty Shabazz, the widows of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X. He also worked nights as a runner for Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen, and Katz; the law firm that orchestrated Bank of America's purchase of Merrill Lynch for $50 billion, as well as the hostile takeover of the RJR Nabisco empire which served as the subject of the bestselling novel and film, Barbarians at the Gate (1993).
Wadley's desire to work in the film industry eventually led him to the West Coast, where he landed positions at Panavision and Technicolor. The former Firefighter/EMT also worked as a Production Assistant on several films produced by Steven Spielberg, Spike Lee, Robert De Niro, and blaxploitation pioneer Melvin Van Peebles. Wadley worked on Panther (1995), Tales from the Hood (1995), To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar (1995), and Minority Report (2002). These films allowed him to work with noted actors such as Angela Bassett, Tom Cruise, Robin Williams, Patrick Swayze, Chris Rock, and Wesley Snipes. Wadley then wrote, produced, and directed a feature film entitled Dark Angels (1998) for Stray Filmworks/Maverick Entertainment. Following the release of Dark Angels (1998), he wrote several feature-length screenplays, including "Always and Forever," "Yang," and "Notorious."
As a Postproduction Supervisor at Sony Pictures Studios, he worked on the international versions of television programs such as The King of Queens (1998), The Steve Harvey Show (1996), Just Shoot Me! (1997), and Dawson's Creek (1998). Wadley also served in a similar capacity for Warner Bros. Studios, where he assisted the M&E Supervisor on more than a dozen television programs, including ER (1994), The West Wing (1999), Third Watch (1999), Smallville (2001), Gilmore Girls (2000), The Bernie Mac Show (2001), The Drew Carey Show (1995), Friends (1994), and the feature films Training Day (2001), Scooby-Doo (2002), and White Oleander (2002). While at Warner Bros., he also edited sound effects for Where's Angelo? (2003) and supervised the postproduction sound crew on Condemned (2002), which went on to win Best Short Film at the Ankara International Film Festival.
Wadley then started his own company and supervised postproduction sound teams on several projects produced by the American Film Institute, as well as MGM's Soul Plane (2004), which showcased Kevin Hart in his first starring role and featured Oscar winner Mo'Nique, Sofía Vergara, and Snoop Dogg. Soul Plane (2004) is historically noted as the first motion picture to utilize Eastman Kodak Co.'s new method of storing the soundtrack on a thin layer of cyan dye in the film instead of a magnetic or optical track.
Immediately following the film's release, Wadley flew to Hong Kong and the Philippines, where he met with the chairpersons and studio executives of Viva Films, Star Cinema Productions, and Regal Films. He returned to the United States to restore both sound and picture on three Filipino classics, Sinasamba kita (1982), Bakit bughaw ang langit? (1981), and P.S. I Love You (1981), for both television and DVD release.
Wadley later worked in Nevada for several years at Caesars Palace, MGM Grand and joined the Surveillance Division of Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in November of 2006, several days before Prince opened his nightclub, Club 3121, in the lower level of the Rio to present nightly performances for patrons. Wadley noticed an overall lack of cultural activities on the gambling strip, leading him to create a film society club that offered monthly screenings of restored 35mm film prints such as West Side Story (1961) and Raging Bull (1980). This innovative film series was presented at the Regal Cinemas Theater in Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa. He also visited elementary schools and senior citizen groups to promote appreciation for classic films and invite residents to the screenings.
In 2008, Wadley secured a position with the U.S. federal government during the transfer of Executive Branch control from President George W. Bush to President Barack Obama. In addition to performing his duties as a public servant with the U.S. government, he created a website, All Women Are Beautiful (AWAB), to provide public service information related to cultural diversity and inner beauty. Wadley utilized AWAB to assist in the preproduction, fundraising, and promotion of a film project, which inspired the film's producers to acknowledge him with "Special Thanks" in the closing credits of The Invisible War (2012), an investigative documentary about the epidemic of rape within the U.S. military.
Two days after watching this groundbreaking film, former CIA Director and U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta directed military commanders to hand over all sexual assault investigations to a higher-ranking colonel and announced that each branch of the United States Armed Forces would establish a Special Victims Unit. The Invisible War (2012) received a nomination for Best Documentary Feature at The Oscars (2013) (T.V.). It was lauded by advocates, lawmakers, and journalists for its influence on government policies to reduce the prevalence of rape in the U.S. Armed Forces.- Actor
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Born in Germany on a military base was indicative of the travels to come. Graduated in San Antonio with a Fine Arts degree in '02 from UTSA, making a few short student films in the process, then moved to El Paso to work as an IT technician thereafter. Passionate about filmmaking, and starting a home production studio with some friends got a few more movies under the belt. Graduating from Animation Mentor's Advanced Character Animation studies program and learning Adobe After Effects and Premiere on his free time added to the toolkit as an Independent filmmaker. Now residing in the Seattle area, he's working with on more projects to further his experiences in the adventures movie making brings.- Writer
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David Hatfield was born in Landstuhl, Germany, to James and Jennifer Hatfield in 1986. He grew up in Simi Valley, California, and graduated from Royal High School, where he also met his wife, Katie, with whom he has a son, Henry, and a daughter, Nora. After high school, David lived in Palmdale, California, for a few years, where he was a radio DJ under the moniker "Justin Zane" on the local rock station at the time, 100.1 The Edge. After moving back to Simi Valley, David started performing in local theater houses, and was involved in fifteen productions between 2013 and 2017. His first major role on stage was in "The Pirates of Penzance" as the pirate Samuel at Moorpark College. Since he started to pursue acting, David has trained with John Loprieno, Peggy O'Neal, Richard Steven Horvitz, James Cluster, and David Ralphe.- Writer
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Ralph Matthews began his interest in film making while working as a projectionist at a small-town movie theater in Manhattan, KS. A military brat, he moved around the world for most of his life before attending the University of Kansas Theatre and Film program. His thesis film "Wax Poetics" won several awards and he graduated as one of the top filmmakers in the department. Ralph works out of Minneapolis, MN as an independent filmmaker. His other hobbies and interests include theatre, biking, writing, and the great outdoors.- Visual Effects
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Carl Frytz was born on 21 October 1979 in Landstuhl, Germany. He is known for The Maze Runner (2014), Godzilla (2014) and Edge of Tomorrow (2014).- Actor
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Andy Hassell was born on 8 April 1985 in Landstuhl, Germany. He is an actor and cinematographer, known for I Don't Bite (2024), Storm Warning: Walther Webber's 15th Birthday Party and String Angels Promo (2016).- Actress
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Melanie Vollmer was born on 16 November 1979 in Landstuhl, Germany. She is an actress, known for Schiri im Abseits (2007), Selbstgespräche (2008) and Cologne P.D. (2003).- Adam Lidberg was born on 9 December 1985 in Landstuhl, West Germany. He is an actor, known for Children of the Corn: The Gathering (1996).
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R.J. Weyant was born on 1 January 1983 in Landstuhl, Germany. He is known for Dick & Cheeks (2007), Reverie (2006) and I Ain't Afraid of no Dark (2015).- Composer
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Nate Pennington was born on 10 November 1968 in Landstuhl, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. He is a composer and actor, known for TeenChef Pro (2015), Heaven or Vegas (1998) and Taste Utah (2016).- David Rouzer was born on 16 February 1972 in Landstuhl, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.
- Kathleen (Kat) Tesori was born at Landstuhl Air Force Base in Germany. Being raised in an Air Force family Kat has a love and passion for our military men and women. Her father transferred to Hill Air Force Base (AFB) in Utah when she was 5 years of age and it has been home ever since. She drives towards excellence each day as a way of saying thank you to all those who have helped her create the opportunities she has in her life.
Education
Kat graduated from Weber State University (WSU) with a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Human Resources Management and her Master's Degree in Business Administrations with an emphasis in "Information Assurance". While completing her Bachelor's degree she began her career at Hill AFB and as of 2016 still works as a Logistics Management Specialist for the United States Air Force.
Finding Her Passion
In July of 2005 some of Kat's friends convinced her to enter the Miss Hawaiian Tropic contest. She agreed and for 1 week did a 180 degree transformation to her nutrition regiment and worked hard in the gym for her first time ever. After winning a few competitions and advancing to the Hawaiian Tropic Finals in Hawaii she realized she had a passion for healthy living and fitness and has never looked back. Kathleen's Accomplishments
Kathleen Tesori has become one of the most recognized names in the fitness industry. She has been an athlete for www.bodybuilding.com and www.jaybirdsport.com . She holds multiple titles and achievements, most notably appearing as the cover model for Magazines such as Oxygen, Train Magazine, Her, Muscle & Fitness Hers and Max Muscle. She was the FLEX bikini model search winner, ring girl for MTV's show Bully Beatdown and appears in multiple magazines monthly. Her list of accomplishments in fitness while maintaining a full time career in the Air Force is astonishing. With numerous awards, promotional spokes-modeling engagements and a full time travel schedule Kat looks forward to what opportunities will arise in the future. - Candance Martinez was born on 11 August 1982 in Landstuhl, West Germany. She is an actress, known for Attack of the Flesh Devouring Space Worms from Outer Space (1998).
- Nadine Keßler was born on 4 April 1988 in Landstuhl, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.
- Born in the frozen tundra of Landstuhl, Germany on March 14, 1978. Crispin Teague Smith was born to a half-Cherokee half-English father, Billy Rex Smith, and an Irish mother, Susan Kay Brooks. Their journeys took them on a whirl-wind adventure (ala Shrek & Donkey) where they finally settled down in Huntsville, Alabama. While working for Raytheon in Saudi Arabia, his father was ripped from his life. His mother, meanwhile, was making leaps and bounds at the most prominent power company in North Alabama. Teague had moderate success as a drummer, DJ, Captain Scrub, floor guard, material handler, cable assembler, distribution clerk, Shop Manager before realizing his life long dream of being in front of the camera. Spring of 2004 came along and he got the chance. Filming for the movie "Constellation" was happening in Teague's home of Huntsville. With brother and sister in tow, Teague got his moment, although a small one. Never the less Teague kept his head and up and even if he never gets the opportunity to expand his dream, he got his to live his dream and no one can ever take that from him.
Teague speaks 1% German. - Editor
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Marc Metzger began his film education in the International Programme at FAMU Prague in 2003. In 2004 he entered the Academy of Media Arts (Kunsthochschule für Medien) in Cologne, Germany, where he graduated in 2010 with the mid-length feature "Nachmieter" that was financially supported by several national and international funds and premiered, nominated as "Best Mid-Length Feature", at "Max Ophüls Preis" festival in Saarbrücken, Germany, in 2011.
Marc Metzger works as a freelance writer, editor and director in Cologne and Berlin.- Reggie Williams was born on 17 May 1983 in Landstuhl, Germany.
- Emily Coalson was born on 9 February 1985 in Landstuhl, Germany.
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Kimberli Collette was born on 25 March 1972 in Landstuhl, West Germany. She is known for Frasier (1993) and Becker (1998).