Osgood Moses
Osgood Moses is known for Doctor Lanre (2021).
Osh Ghanimah
Osh is a city guy-born in Detroit, lived in Chicago most of his life, moved to Harlem for a time, and spent a few months in Moscow. Osh is a first-generation American, and grew up in one, big loving family. Watching his older brothers get ready to enjoy the nightlife of the 1980's, he developed a taste for 80s jams and Christian Dior's Fahrenheit cologne. Osh owes much of his success to the Chicago public school system. He is grateful for the late, Former First Lady of Chicago, Maggie Daley, founder of Gallery 37, an arts program which provided him his first city-job as an actor, singer, and writer. After college, Osh joined Teach For America and taught English and Theatre as a public school teacher in Washington Heights, Harlem, and the South Bronx for five years, in addition to training new teachers. Osh holds a BA in Theatre and English and a BS in Secondary Education from Loyola University Chicago and an MFA in Acting from the grad acting program with the longest name on earth: American Repertory Theater / Moscow Art Theater School Institute for Advanced Theater Training at Harvard University. He is the recipient of a Harvard University Presidential Fellowship and is the Founder and Executive Director of Broadway For All. Osh is currently based out of NYC and LA--and resides with his impressive collection of impressive hats.
Oshea Russell
Oshea Russell is known for All the Queen's Men (2021), Games People Play (2019) and Shayla's Catch Prequel (2020).
Osheen Jones
Osheen Jones is an actor, known for Velvet Goldmine (1998), Titus (1999) and The Sea Change (1998).
Oshein Mertil
Oshein Mertil is known for Ohm Shanthi Oshaana (2014) and Kattan Kaappi (2014).
Osher Günsberg
Andrew Günsberg and his family immigrated to Australia when he was four months of age and he was raised in Adelaide, South Australia and Brisbane, Queensland. Andrew attended St Joseph's Gregory Terrace in Brisbane, graduating in 1991. Andrew has had an extensive radio career, beginning as a Black Thunder promotions driver and the midnight to dawn shifts on B105 in Brisbane as "Spidey". Andrew then moved to Adelaide where he worked for SAFM as an announcer on the afternoon shift. Andrew first made the move to television in 1999, as a VJ on Channel[V]'s music shows 'By Demand', 'The Joint', and later 'whatUwant'. Andrew became a household name in Australia after sharing hosting duties of Australian Idol (2003) with fellow Channel [V] co-star, James Mathison for six seasons. He names the Beastie Boys amongst his idols, and one of his favorite career highlights was interviewing them in May 1999. Andrew is a vegan, and was married to Israeli-born actress Noa Tishby.
Osher Günsberg
Andrew Günsberg and his family immigrated to Australia when he was four months of age and he was raised in Adelaide, South Australia and Brisbane, Queensland. Andrew attended St Joseph's Gregory Terrace in Brisbane, graduating in 1991. Andrew has had an extensive radio career, beginning as a Black Thunder promotions driver and the midnight to dawn shifts on B105 in Brisbane as "Spidey". Andrew then moved to Adelaide where he worked for SAFM as an announcer on the afternoon shift. Andrew first made the move to television in 1999, as a VJ on Channel[V]'s music shows 'By Demand', 'The Joint', and later 'whatUwant'. Andrew became a household name in Australia after sharing hosting duties of Australian Idol (2003) with fellow Channel [V] co-star, James Mathison for six seasons. He names the Beastie Boys amongst his idols, and one of his favorite career highlights was interviewing them in May 1999. Andrew is a vegan, and was married to Israeli-born actress Noa Tishby.
Oshin Sai
Oshin Sai is known for Saka: The Martyrs of Nankana Sahib (2016), Angrej Putt (2021) and Mukhtiar Chadha (2015).
Oshini Wanigasekera
Oshini Wanigasekera is known for Good Sam (2022), Workin' Moms (2017) and The Hot Zone (2019).
Oshiro Maeda
Oshiro Maeda was born on 7 December 2000 in Japan. He is an actor, known for Kiseki (2011), Kamen Rider Black Sun (2022) and Taira no Kiyomori (2012).