Huw Samuel
Huw Samuel is an Actor, award winning Producer, Writer, director and Online Creator best known for his comedy. His work across many aspects of the film industry has led to enormous success online, resulting in over 350 million views on his short films and sketches. As an actor, Huw has worked on notable titles including Noel Clarkes "Brotherhood", "Fall of an Empire", and Christian James new film "Fanged Up". He also voiced the lead role in "Troll and I". As a content creator, Huw has worked with a large number of film and television studios to create original advertisements. This includes HBO's Game of Thrones, several Amazon Prime originals, Warner Bros, Universal, MTV, Sony Pictures, The BBC, Lionsgate and 20th Century Fox. Outside of the film industry, Huw has also created several other online advertisements for major brands, including Magners cider, Hooch, Cadbury's, Domino's Pizza, Tango, Kopparberg UK, Crunchy Nut, Beats by Dre, Wimbledon Tennis, EA Games, and more.
Huxley Fisher
Huxley Fisher is known for The Birds Who Fear Death and Heartland (2007).
Huxley Scheib
Huxley Scheib is an actor, known for Survival Box (2019).
Huy Doan
Huy Doan is an actor, known for Crossing Shaky Ground (2020).
Huy Hao Tran
Huy Hao Tran is known for On the Count of Three (2021), Age of Samurai: Battle for Japan (2021) and What We Do in the Shadows (2019).
Huy Khanh
Huy Khanh is known for In the Name of Love (2012), Face Off 6: The Ticket of Destiny (2023) and The Call of Destiny (2019).
Huy Nguyen
Huy Nguyen is known for Better Call Saul (2015), Ordinary Joe (2021) and Chicago Med (2015).
Huyen Chi
Vo Huyen Chi (born April 29th) is a Vietnamese dubbing actress. She lives in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. She works at Ace Media Company Vietnam. Before 2015, she was a dubbing actress and singer of TVM Corp. She is mostly known as Sakura Kinomoto in Cardcaptor Sakura (1998), Ran Mori in Meitantei Conan (1996).
Huyen Nguyen
Huyen Nguyen is known for Blood Road (2017).
Huyen Thi
Huyen Thi is an actress, known for Eyeborgs (2009), Dogs of Chinatown (2010) and Darkest Days (2005).