David Chiang was born in Suzhou, China on June 29, 1947. His mother Hung Wei and father Yim Dut were very popular movie stars. Young David began his acting career at a very early age, appearing in black & white films while he was only 4 years old. "John" is David's real English name, while "David" was a stage name given to him by Director Chang Cheh. In 1966, while working as a Stuntman and Fight Instructor for the acclaimed Shaw Brothers Studio, he was spotted by Director Chang Cheh. The Director immediately saw potential & screen presence in the young actor & took David under his wing, slowly grooming him. The pair got along like father & son. With Wang Yu's sudden departure in 1969, Run Run Shaw and his senior executives were searching for their next leading man to take the reins to satisfy the frenzy left from the departed Wang Yu. The movie impresario made David an offer he could not refuse. With the guidance of Director Chang Cheh, David won "The Best Actor" Award at the 16th Asian Film Festival in 1970 for his role in "Vengeance!". In 1972, at the 18th Asian film Festival, David was awarded "The Best Actor" for his role in "Blood Brothers" & "The Most Contemporary" Award in 1973 at the 19th Asian Film Festival for "The Generation Gap". David left Hong Kong with his mentor Chang Cheh and set up an Independent Production Company in 1973 known as Chang's Scope Company. With the backing & blessings of Run Run Shaw, their films continued to be distributed through an enormous Shaw circuit. There, David was able to try his hand at directing, producing and script writing. As the 70s came to an end and the 80s approached, David continued to work his magic on the silver screen working with Directors Lee Han Chiang, Hsueh Li Pao, Ho Meng-hua and Chia-Liang Liu. 1980 was also the start of his first TV series "The Green Dragon Conspiracy", followed by "Princess Chang Ping" and "Dynasty" which are all classics. In the mid 80s, David worked alongside his two brothers, Paul Chun & Derek Yee, directing, producing and acting in the comedy "Legend of the Owl". David's talents in comedy also was showcased in the movies "The Challenger" and "The Loot" directed by Eric Tseng . In late 80s into the 90s David successfully directed movies: "Heaven Can Help", "Silent Love", "The Wrong Couples", "Mr. Handsome", "Double Fattiness", "My Dear Son", "Will of Iron" and "Mother of a Different Kind" . In 1991, David and his family emigrated from Hong Kong to Vancouver, Canada, returning to Hong Kong to make one or two TV series each year. As 2000 approached, David has continued to work in movies & TV series. He was nominated for "Best Supporting Actor" in 2006 for his role in "Revolving Doors of Vengeance". With over 4 decades under his belt, David is indeed an icon and a legend and is well regarded as one of Kung Fu's top action heroes.
David Chielens is known for The Body Beautiful (1997) and Click (1997).
David Hatcher Childress, known as the real-life Indiana Jones to the many fans of his books, is a captivating individual. He has traveled the world several times over, seeking adventure and the answers to the mysteries of mankind's past. His popular Lost Cities books (7 in the series) present fascinating information on the advanced technology and anomalous architecture of our predecessors around the globe. David has a wide scope of interests, and is a recognized expert not only on ancient civilizations and technology, but also on free energy, anti-gravity and UFOs. After more than 30 years of investigating these arcane subjects, David finds his unique views and ideas are gaining popularity. He is a featured guest on The History Channel's popular series Ancient Aliens, and has also appeared in other History Channel documentaries. Other television work includes a Disney special, Fox and NBC TV specials, and several segments on the Discovery Channel, TNN and A&E. His publishing company, Adventures Unlimited Press, was the subject of a segment on the show Wild Chicago, airing on PBS. He continues to explore, write and excite people about discovery through his magazine, World Explorer, his publishing company and his video production company, Adventures Unlimited Media.
New York is said to be the city that never sleeps. So too can be said about Bronx native, David Chin, whose sleepless nights are spent imagining new ways to entertain audiences through sight and sound. Much like his hometown, David's mind is the sum total of a diverse cultural mashup that lends itself to a perspective uniquely his own. It is through the lens of that perspective the stories of his imagination can be seen and told. Embarking on his path to a self-established entertainment career, David took with him a hodge podge of creative influences; the likes of which include: composing geniuses John Williams, Quincy Jones, Maurice White, and Prince. Electrifying artists like Michael Jackson, David Copperfield, Bruce Lee, Denzel Washington, and Johnny Depp are also among the many. Finally, and probably the most influential, enigmatic visionaries: Walt Disney, Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Ian Fleming, Rod Serling, Spike Lee and his very own mother and father, Jennifer and Wayne Chin, complete that list. With the support and blessing of his parents, David's initial steps landed him in the world of music. There, his written work would take form through song. But, with a penchant for theatrics, his songs soon came to life on the stage. The transition from stage to screen was inevitable. His start in film mirrored that of his start in music. Just as he wrote, produced, perfected and performed his unique sound independently; he would write scripts and produce movies. This time, however; he would partner with long time childhood friend and co author, Stephen Herman, to establish their company Broken Box. With one goal in mind, his aim was to portray emotionally charged, thought provoking, socially gripping and theologically challenging tales that render audiences captive; simultaneously challenging others to explore new ways of breaking the proverbial creative box.
David Chinchilla is known for Killjoys (2015), Break Room (2017) and Reacher (2022).
David Chirchirillo is known for Cheap Thrills (2013), Eli (2019) and And We're Open Sundays.
David Chisum was born on February 5, 1971 in Livonia, Michigan, USA. He is an actor, known for Timeless (2016), Dexter (2006) and CSI: NY (2004). He is married to Aishah Nadera Bailer. They have two children.
David Chocarro (born April 5, 1980 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) is a former baseball player and Argentine model and actor. Thanks to his talent, he entered the Mexican market for telenovelas through the front door as part of the cast of Los Exitosos Perez. In this story, David played the womanizing Nacho where he had the privilege of sharing credits with great actors like Verónica Castro, Rogelio Guerra, Jaime Camil and Ludwika Paleta. Currently, Chocarro is working closely with Telemundo, for which he has worked since 2010 as has been the production of suspense and drama Alguien Te Mira. There he played Benjamin Morandé a philandering physician who engages with his wife's sister and, together with a group of colleagues is pursued by a serial murderer. In this production David had the opportunity to project itself as an international actor with the influence of great actors like Danna Garcia, Christian Meier and Karla Monroig.
David Choe was born in 1976 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for The Mandalorian (2019), The Choe Show (2021) and We Are the Strange (2007).
David Chokachi was born on January 16, 1968 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Emerald Run (2020), Soul Surfer (2011) and Beyond the Break (2006).