Cal Howard
Cal Howard was born on March 24, 1911 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He was a writer and actor, known for Gulliver's Travels (1939), The Adventures of Super Pup (1958) and Valentine's Day (1964). He died on September 10, 1993 in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles.
Cal Jammer
Cal Jammer was born on March 2, 1960 in Bethesda, Maryland, USA. He was an actor. He was previously married to Jill Kelly. He died on January 25, 1995 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Cal Jennings Laxton
Cal Jennings Laxton is an actor, known for Barely Living (2021), Second Chances (2021) and Programmed Series: Aznek (2019).
Cal Johnson
Cal Johnson is known for Mob Land (2023).
Cal Johnson
Cal Johnson, is a award winning, and multiple Screen Actors Guild Nominated SAG, AFTRA, 2nd unit director, stunt coordinator, stuntman, and actor with more than 30 years experience in over 300+ film and episodic television shows, videos, national and regional commercials, and live shows, and has established himself as one of the top stunt coordinators in the south. He has worked with many of the world's finest directors in the history of film; such as, Robert Redford, Ridley Scott, Barry Levinson, Michael Apted, John Badham, and Robert Altman. He has also served as a stunt double for many A-List actors such as Matt Damon, Robin Williams, Kenneth Branagh, Greg Kinnear, Jason Statham, Mickey Rourke, Tim Roth, Jeremy Pivin, Robert Duvall, Jason Isaacs, Mark Hamil, William H. Macy, Josh Lucas, Justin Long, Norman Reedus, Edward Furlong, Terry Serpico, Richard Dreyfuss, Steve Little, Danny McBride, Luke Klientank, Nick Jonas, Jeremy Renner, Dwight Yoakam, Nat Wolfe, Paul Rudd, James Le Gros, Will Patton, and many others. Johnson's interest in the daring life as a stuntman, began in the 5th grade watching a film called, "How the west was Won", where a stuntman jumped from a moving train, crashing into a cactus and falling to the ground. Years later, after jumping off buildings and out of helicopters, crashing cars, and being set on fire, Johnson had the opportunity to have lunch with Loren Janes, the stuntman he had watched jump from the moving train. Janes, one of Hollywood's most famous stuntmen, has doubled Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, and Jack Nicholson. Johnson told him, he was one of the reasons he wanted to be a stuntman, Janes said, " that's cool, maybe one day you will hear that too". His recent projects include the popular film "Boss Level", "Lady and the Tramp", "Fate of the Furious", "Baby Driver", "Godzilla", And-Man and the Wasp", the tv series "The Rightous Gemstones" for HBO, "Valor" for CBS, "Stranger Things" for Netflix, "Doom Patrol" for DC; 7 seasons of the award winning AMC series, "The Walking Dead", 7 seasons of the award-winning Lifetime television series "Army Wives"; and 3 seasons of the multi-award winning Showtime series "Homeland". He has been nominated numerous times for a Screen Actors Guild award for Outstanding Action Performance in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018.
Cal Kenealy
Cal Kenealy is an actor and director, known for Taking a Break (2016), Fair City (1989) and Harry Wild (2022).
Cal Kuniholm
Cal Kuniholm was born on December 17, 1948. He was an actor, known for Dark Star (1974). He died on November 26, 2008 in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA.
Cal MacAninch
Cal MacAninch was born in 1963 in Govan, Glasgow, Scotland. He is an actor and writer, known for Downton Abbey (2010), Calibre (2018) and Mr Selfridge (2013). He is married to Shauna Macdonald. They have three children.
Cal McCrystal
Cal was born Cahal McCrystal on 6th August 1959 to a journalist also named Cahal McCrystal and his social worker wife Stella. In 1964 the family moved from Cal's native Belfast to London and in 1967 to the USA in line with Cal Senior's job as the Sunday Times New York bureau chief. In 1970 the family came back to London where Cal's schoolmates noticed that he had picked up a Stateside accent and his acting ambitions were fostered by drama teacher Helen Woodhouse. Although he attended a catering college his ambition was to pursue a theatrical career and in 1981 he graduated from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, soon afterwards hosting youth programmes for Yorkshire Television. After some ten years as an actor Cal began directing for the Edinburgh Festival and later for the Cambridge Footlights Revue and at Derby Playhouse where he directed Jenny Éclair in 'The Killing of Sister George'. In 2011 he was invited by Nicholas Hytner to be the associate director on 'One Man Two Guvnors', his title later becoming physical comedy director - a highly important role in a fast-moving farce in which slapstick and energetic performances, along with musical interludes and audience involvement, hasten the plot along.
Cal Newport
Cal Newport is known for his work on The Mind, Explained (2019), The One You Feed (2014) and The Next Big Idea (2019).