Duncan Airlie James was born on May 23rd, in Glasgow, Scotland. From a young age, Duncan found a love for sports, that took him through football (soccer), rugby, and eventually led him into the Martial Arts. Displaying a strong "creative / artistic" streak in the 80s he spent most of the decade as a drummer and musician for a variety of bands in Glasgow, Scotland. In the early 90s, with his competitive nature and physical presence again pushed to the fore of his life, he could no longer resist the drive to pursue his dream of success in combat. Duncan dedicated the next decade of his life to the sport and won six versions of World, Thai Boxing and Kick Boxing titles as a competitive fighter. He competed all over the world during his illustrious and very successful career with his tartan shorts and fighting kilt becoming a famous trademark and his badge of honour! After many years of hard work, and enjoying great success across the globe, Duncan retired from his competitive fighting career at the end of 2006. To date, he is still the ONLY Scotsman ever to fight in the prestigious K-1 events in Japan and remains Scotland's most well known, and arguably most successful ever ring fighter! With the demands and rigours of a professional fighting career behind him, and with his focus and interest now shifted from that path, the creative juices once again started to flow strongly and before long, Duncan rediscovered his love of performance and acting. He brings the same drive, intensity, determination and self discipline that he showed to achieve outstanding success as a professional fighter, to his passion for acting.
Duncan Alexander is an actor, known for Wynonna Earp (2016), Fortunate Son (2020) and Sacred Lies (2018).
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Duncan Armitage is an actor, known for Mesocafé (2011), Tortoise in Love (2012) and Ambleton Delight (2009).
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Duncan Bahr is an actor and producer, known for Sorority Secrets (2020), Stranger (2007) and No Vacancy (2022).
Duncan Bayem is known for Ile Owo (2022).
Duncan Birmingham is a writer, TV producer and filmmaker in Los Angeles. He started his career writing for the The Weekly World News ("the world's most outrageous tabloid") before becoming a reporter and editor for Boston area newspapers and later adjunct faculty at Emerson College. After moving to Los Angeles he sold numerous screenplays including "Swingles" which was featured on The Black List and sold to Paramount where Cameron Diaz became attached. He helped create the IFC series Maron (with Marc Maron) and was a writer and executive producer on the show as well as a writer and co-executive producer on the Jonathan Ames show Blunt Talk on Starz. He's written on a variety of other series including HBO's David Fincher project Videosyncrazy and sold his own original shows including his comedy Foodies to AMC. In 2021, Maudlin House press published his short story collection, The Cult in My Garage, with cover blurbs from Jonathan Ames and Bud Smith. Short films he's written and directed have played at festivals including Sundance, AFI, GenArt, Miami Film Festival, Cleveland International Film Festival, Los Angeles Film Festival, LA Shorts Fest, San Diego Film Festival, Williamstown Film Festival, Catalina Film Festival, HorrorHound Weekend, New York No Limits and the New York Film Festival. He wrapped production on directing his first feature, Who Invited Them, in fall of 2021.
Duncan Botwood is known for Star Fox Adventures (2002), Perfect Dark (2000) and GoldenEye 007 (1997).