Gaby Santinelli
Gabriella "Gaby" Santinelli was born in New York City, and grew up in New York, New Jersey, New England and Ohio. Her father was Italian-American character actor, Ralph P Martin (Santinelli). Gaby won scholarships to study acting at Interlochen Arts Academy and Northwestern University. She then earned her Master of Music Degree in Voice Performance from Mannes School Of Music (NYC). Additional professional acting training includes the Practical Aesthetics Workshop and an Acting Apprenticeship with W.H. Macy, David Mamet and The Atlantic Theater Company in Vermont, and advanced Meisner Technique in London and at Meisner's holiday home in the Caribbean. Gaby joined Screen Actors Guild acting alongside Jessica Lange and Halle Berry in Stephen Gyllenhaal's "Losing Isaiah" for Paramount. For fifteen years, Gaby enjoyed a stage, screen and studio career in London, England, where she won an Olivier Award (=the British Tony Award) for Best Supporting Performance in a Musical in the world premiere company of "Jerry Springer - The Opera" (National Theatre & West End). She also acted alongside Colin Firth in director Michael Winterbottom's feature film "A Summer in Genoa". In addition to her numerous West End credits, she traveled the British Isles, Europe, and the world in touring productions. While living in the UK, Gaby became a dual US-UK Citizen, and maintains valid US & UK Passports. In 2013, Gaby relocated to Los Angeles, where she continues to act, sing, write, and coach. In addition to her private coaching studio, she has taught acting & accents at the SAG-AFTRA Conservatory, and privately in Tokyo, Japan. In 2017, Gaby joined the acting faculty at USC's School of Dramatic Arts, where she has taught Acting in English, VoiceOver Acting and Performance For Camera. Gaby coached Danielle Macdonald and Ashley Thomas on the Oscar-winning Live Action Short, "Skin" (2019). She also coached Ms Macdonald on "Skin" the feature and American Horror Story.
Gaby Solomona
Gaby Solomona is known for SIS (2020), Loop Track (2023) and Teine Sa (2021).
Gaby del Castillo
Gaby del Castillo is known for La Herencia (2018), El juego de la tiza (2022) and La Catedral Del Mar (2018).
Gabz
Gabz was born on 29 March 1999 in Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She is an actress, known for Biônicos (2024), Um Ano Inesquecível: Outono (2023) and Me Sinto Bem Com Você (2021).
Gabz Barker
Gabz Barker is known for Patients of a Saint (2020), Conjuring: The Book of the Dead (2020) and Assassins Revenge (2018).
Gackt
Gackt was born Gakuto Oshiro in Okinawa, Japan. His father was a music teacher, and his mother also a teacher. He is the second of three children, with an older sister and younger brother. His musical education began early, and he started learning classical music theory and piano from the age of three. After exposure to rock music during his teenage years, he practiced electric guitar and drums intensely. In the early 1990s he was working as a sound technician and studio drummer, but by the mid-'90s he had begun his career as a singer. He spent a short time in the independent band Cains:Feel before moving on to the visual kei rock band Malice Mizer. With Gackt as vocalist, lyricist, and composer, they rose to fame within the visual kei genre. In 1999 he parted ways with the band and launched his solo career, debuting with the EP Mizérable. He has since released nine studio albums, eight compilation albums, and forty-four singles. He has toured extensively within Japan and also throughout Asia and Europe. With an illustrious career spanning over 15 years, and forty-three consecutive singles ranked in the top ten of the Oricon music charts, he holds the title of the most successful male soloist in Japanese music history. A hallmark of his productions has been the use of all-encompassing, conceptual, and sometimes abstract themes, "Moon" and "Requiem et Reminiscence", to develop a series of related songs, concerts, movies, books or theatre play. To describe this idea he combined the words visual, live (concert), and alive to form the term "Visualive". It references the evocative and immersive experience he strives to create for his audiences. In addition to his music career, Gackt has undertaken various film and television acting roles. He wrote and starred in his first cinematic production Moon Child (2003), which screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 2003, and the Philadelphia Film Festival in 2004. In 2007 he received a TV Navi award for best supporting actor in a drama, for his portrayal of the powerful feudal leader Kenshin Uesugi in NHK's Fûrin kazan (2007). One of Gackt's most notable performances was as the samurai protagonist Yoshi in the Guy Moshe film Bunraku (2010), where he costarred alongside Josh Hartnett, Woody Harrelson, Ron Perlman and Demi Moore. His depiction of the unnerving eunuch Jo Teigai in NHK's TV drama Tenpesuto (2011) was brought to movie screens the following year in Gekijouban Tenpesuto 3D (2012). Recently he reprised his role as both Takashi Shiki and Yumeoji (dream prince) from the television drama Akumu chan (2012) in the cinematic release, Akumu Chan the Movie (2014). Gackt's numerous voice acting credits include animated films, such as Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker (2012), and video games, with two from the popular Final Fantasy VII series; Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII (2006)and Kuraishisu koa: Fainaru fantajî VII (2007) among others. In his stage play debut Nemuri Kyoshiro Burahikae (2010), Gackt was cast as the leading character. He later expanded his theater credentials by resuming his "Moon" concept and writing, producing, composing and starring in Moon Saga - Yoshitsune Hiden (2012). He has since announced a sequel scheduled to begin in August 2014 entitled Moon Saga - Yoshitsune Hiden - Chapter 2 (2014).
Gad Elmaleh
Gad was born in Morocco in April 1971. His father was a mime. He was a student at Georges Bizet school and Lycée Lyautey in Casablanca but didn't like school much. In 1988, Gad left Casablanca to go to Montreal. He stayed there for 4 years, during which he was a political science student for one year, worked on radio, wrote humorous stories and played them in night clubs. In 1992, he came to Paris and took Le Cours Florent course where he has, among others, Isabelle Nanty as a teacher. He wrote a one-man show named 'Décalages' which told a lot about his experiences in Montreal and Paris in 1996. Three years later, he presented his second one-man show named 'La Vie Normale', again staged by Isabelle Nanty. Gad was revealed as a humorist but is also a great actor who starred in various French movies. Gad lived with French actress Anne Brochet and has a son, Noé. One of his best friends in business is Jamel Debbouze.
Gad Kaynar
Gad Kaynar is an actor, known for Hannah Arendt (2012), Hearat Shulayim (2011) and Tel Aviv (2021).
Gadam Kishan
Gadam Kishan is known for Thaanaa Serndha Koottam (2018), Deiva Thirumagal (2011) and Thirumannam Ennum Nikkah (2014).
Gadda Viji
Gadda Viji is known for Dyavre (2013), Paapaskalli (2019) and Plus (2015).