Aaron Kyte
Aaron Kyte is known for The 4th Floor (1999), Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001) and Fear Thy Neighbor (2014).
Aaron L. McGrath
Aaron McGrath is an Indigenous actor whose family comes from Gulargambone, a small town in the central west plains of New South Wales, Australia. Born in 1996, he grew up in Redfern Sydney and graduated from Lewisham Christian Brothers in 2013. Represented by T&E Management in Australia he has established a presence on screens both nationally and internationally, small and large. His breakthrough role in 2012 was playing Joel Shields on the hit Australian TV series Redfern Now and his success has continued with other major TV credits including the heart-warming story of the Freeburn Clan in The Gods of Wheat Street (2012), In Your Dreams (2014), political thriller The Code (2014), drama mystery The Doctor Blake Mysteries (2015), the two-part mini-series of the classic Australian Story The Secret River (2015) with Sarah Snook and Tim Minchin, which won Most Outstanding Miniseries or Telemovie at the 2016 Logie Awards, Ready For This (2015), hit series Doctor Doctor (2016), the Melbourne WebFest Best Australian Drama Award and Grand Jury Award winner based on the lives of Monty and Paul Pryor Wrong Kind of Black (2018) in which Aaron played Paul Pryor, the all-star driven Mystery Road (2018) with Judy Davis, Aaron Pedersen, Deborah Mailman, Madeleine Madden, and Ernie Dingo amongst others, KGB (2019), Thalu (2019) Black Comedy (2019) and Glitch Series 1,2 and 3. In 2013 he landed in his first full length feature film with Christina Ricci in Around the Block. Aaron's major cinematic breakthrough came when he worked with Indigenous director Rachel Perkins alongside Australian legends Hugo Weaving and Toni Collette, playing the title role in Jasper Jones (2017). The film was based on the book of the same title and deals with racial inequality and was therefore dubbed Australia's 'To Kill A Mockingbird', receiving 7 AACTA nominations. His next major role was playing Private Brian Hornung in Danger Close (2019). the Australian war film about The Battle of Long Tan. Other credits include short films Destiny In The Dirt, Jackey Jackey, Brown Lips and Miro, performing in The Yellamundie Festival, National Play Festival, Short Blacks Workshop and theatre production Black Cockatoo for The Ensemble in Sydney 2020. Aaron is also an Ambassador for Deadly Choices, the health and lifestyle programme for young Indigenous Australians.
Aaron LaPlante
Aaron LaPlante is known for Resident Evil Village (2021), Primal (2019) and Samurai Jack (2001).
Aaron Lambert
Aaron Lambert is known for Boggled (2014), The Stair Thief (2014) and Environment Week Film (2014).
Aaron Landon Bornstein
Aaron Landon Bornstein is an actor and writer, known for Refuge from the Storm (2012), Weigh Down (2017) and Silhouette (2019).
Aaron Larsen
Aaron Larsen is an actor, known for I Trapped the Devil (2019).
Aaron Latta-Morissette
Aaron Latta-Morissette is an American actor born to Susan Morissette, a sign-language interpreter, and Darlene Latta, a psycho-therapist. He and his older brother were raised Jewish in Falls Church, VA, and later moved to the beaches of Delaware at the age of 7. Falling in love with his high school theatre program, Aaron soon began his formal acting training in New York City and found a mentor-ship in his acting coach, Matthew James Thomas. Aaron is a proud William Esper Studio alumni, and still trains there to this day.
Aaron Latterell
Aaron Latterell is known for Chicago P.D. (2014), Deep Woods (2022) and Curse of the Sin Eater.
Aaron Laue
Aaron Laue is known for Terminal (2018).
Aaron Laue
Aaron Laue was born Aaron Richard Laue in Springfield, Missouri on November 23rd, 1969. Aaron was his father Bill Laue's father's name and Richard was his mother Janet Laue's father's name. He grew up in Crane, Missouri a small rural farming community in southwest Missouri. His father was the owner/operator of Bill's MFA Service Station and his mother was a 5th Grade School Teacher. Aaron played Baseball and Basketball in high school lettering in both. Aaron went on to play baseball for Benedicitine College. After a series of injuries he decided to attend college closer to his Sister in Springfield, Missouri and transferred to Southwest Missouri State University, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Finance in 1992 and then eventually received his MBA with an emphasis in International Marketing in 1997. His jobs since graduating from college ranged from Wal-Mart Assistant Manager in Abilene, Texas to a crooked boiler room type stock broker in Chicago, Illinois.
