Dashiell Maxwell is known for Darklands (2022) and Swift Street (2023).
Dashiell McGaha-Schletter is an actor, known for Another Period (2013), Scissor Seven (2018) and Superstore (2015).
Dashiell is an identical twin to Fox Messitt. They were born in December 2014 in Burbank, CA. They have been appearing on screen since 2 months of age in National TV commercials and hit TV shows such as Fuller House, Grey's Anatomy and Danger Force. They enjoy acting and modeling as well as karate, gymnastics, snow skiing, ice skating and horseback riding. They are involved in Cub Scouts and love to make art. They are learning Spanish in an immersion program at school.
Dashiell Wolf was born September 19, 1992, in Salt Lake City, Utah. His father Paul Brandt, is a Psycho Therapist and Author, while his mother Brentz Brandt is a head for Jetblue Airlines. Dashiell balanced many interests in sports, debate, music, and performance till his final years of high school where he prioritized all his efforts to his roles in school plays, Shakespearean competition pieces, and attaining a spot with his first acting agency to start work in local film. While still in high school he went to his first audition and found luck in being called-back, and narrowed to the final two considered for one of the lead roles in the Indie-comedy Unicorn City. Though he was not chosen, the director and producer brought him back for a smaller role. He graduated high school and sought training, studying with professors at BYU, UVU, WSU, but finally finding a home with the Meisner professor of Rutgers, Richie Call. In the following summer he took a break from University to appear in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Hale Centre Theatre. While performing full time for Hale Centre, he was chosen through auditions for two lead roles back to back, first to play Karle-Heinz Schnibbe in the WWII true-story of Helmuth Hubener, Resistance Movement, and second to play Fitzgerald Jennings (Fitch) in the indie-comedy Chick Magnets. He continued performing for Hale Centre Theatre through spring 2013, till he was cast as a lead role, Elder Johnson, in the film Inspired Guns. He also made appearances in films, The Last Scout, Alienate, and The Rehearsal.
Dashish Daney Abraham is known for V1 Murder Case (2019).
Dasi Ruz is known for The Condemned (2007), Happy Feet (2006) and The Starter Wife (2007).
Dass Ramasamy is known for Dora (2017).
Dastan Khalili, filmmaker, charitable force, and poet, infuses humanity and global consciousness into everything he does. An award-winning director and writer, his latest film, the action/drama film, The Way, has garnered more than fifty awards and nine nominations worldwide. Khalili began his filmmaking career in 1995 after graduating with a BA from the Pomona University Theater Academy. His first feature film, which he both directed and starred in, a psychological thriller, Insomnia Manica, premiered in 2005 and was called by the LA Times "an elegantly shot mood piece set amid the downtown LA lost crowd, and the intense Khalili creates a striking screen presence." Since then, he has directed nine feature films, including the 2018 award winning documentary, Master, currently streaming on Amazon Prime, which tells the story of Master Zhou Ting, a globally recognized Qigong, Tai Chi and Kung Fu Grandmaster. His first book of poetry, 90 Two, based on a two word line format Khalili calls DiaVerse has just been published and is available at Barnes and Noble and Amazon, among other outlets. With decades of experience in directing, acting, writing and producing, the filmmaker is dedicated to telling compelling and illuminating stories inspired by the rich, colorful fabric of humanity. With a passion for eastern philosophy and literary classics, through his Alliance of Light Films, Khalili's mission is to combine his love of martial arts with a spiritual journey for his films' characters. The Way, inspired by Victor Hugo's novel The Final Days of a Condemned Man, tells the story of Jane Arcs (Eli Jane), who was condemned to death after brutally killing her opponent in an underground street fight. Jane undergoes a transformation under the tutelage of a fellow inmate and Qi Gong master, learning the way of Qi Gong and embracing her punishment in the spirit of redemption. According to New York Times top five action films to stream now, critic Robert Daniels, "I have a soft spot for meditative action flicks. The Way from the writer-director Dastan Khalili, not only fits the bill, it also includes a metaphysical twist." Born in Tehran, Iran to an Iranian father and an American mother, both architects, Khalili lived in both countries until the Iranian revolution, when in 1981, the family moved to the United States permanently. Khalili grew up surrounded by culture and creativity with a lineage on his mother's side of actors -- his grandmother was a theatre actress, and great grandparents were vaudevillian actors in theater and silent film. At a young age, his father introduced him to classic literature and to poetry, a love of which he continues to have to this day. He moved to LA to pursue acting in 1996, also working behind the scenes in almost every area of filmmaking and went on to direct a wide range of projects including the documentaries Making of a Dream and Earth Turns To Gold, which won Best Documentary at the New York International Independent Film & Video Festival in 2010 and 2011, respectively. Khalili balances his filmmaking career and family life with his charitable work advocating for natural building as President of the renowned California Institute of Earth Art and Architecture (CalEarth.) Founded in 1991 by his father, Nader Khalili, CalEarth is a nonprofit organization committed to providing solutions to the human need for shelter through research, development, and education in earth architecture. CalEarth develops and empowers the public in environmentally sustainable building designs--houses anyone can build, that meet modern-day standards for safety, beauty, energy efficiency, and comfort. CalEarth's designs have been studied by NASA, endorsed and used by the United Nations, featured in countless world media outlets, and awarded the prestigious Aga Khan Award for Architecture.