Blake Burgess
Blake Burgess also known as Richard Blake Burgess is a professional actor and model. Blake works in film, television, theatre and voiceover. He is an action hero, vocalist, leading man, dancer, character actor, athlete and so much more skilled in singing, dancing, tap dancing, stilt walking, trumpet, and improv. Blake was born in Jacksonville, Alabama. Growing up in Birmingham, Alabama he graduated from high school and then attended college at Auburn University from 09'-12'. While in college pursuing his BA in Theatre, Blake played college football winning a National Championship in 2010. Blake's professional resume consists of the following: 2012 (Play) Superior Donuts, Kiril, City Equity Theatre, Birmingham, AL. 2013 (Film) Rage, Pool Hall Russian, Mobile, AL. 2013 (TV) Necessary Roughness (308,310), New Jersey Bobcat, Atlanta, GA. 2014 (Musical) Spamalot, Sir Lancelot/French Taunter/Knight of Ni/Tim the Enchanter, Atlanta Lyric Theatre, Atlanta , GA. 2014 (Play) The Sleepy Hollow Experience, Brom Bones, Serenbe Playhouse, Atlanta, GA. 2014 (Film) Woodlawn, Mike Allyson, Birmingham, AL. 2015 (PSA Commercial) Connor, Dad, Atlanta, GA. 2015 (Musical) Young Frankenstein, The Monster, Atlanta Lyric Theatre, Atlanta , GA. 2015 (Musical) Holiday Pops, Uptown Funk Vocalist (Baritone)/ Ensemble Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Atlanta
Blake Burns
Blake Burns is known for The Amazing Race (2001) and Brown Paper Bag (2019).
Blake Burt
Blake Burt is known for The Reliant (2019), The World We Make (2019) and Pitch Perfect 2 (2015).
Blake Calhoun
An award-winning filmmaker who has successfully directed both feature films and web originals including the Streamy and Webby winning hit series "Pink" and the TheWB.com's "Exposed". He's also an extremely versatile director, rarely working within the same genre (he's done dark comedy, action, mystery, sci-fi, drama, physical comedy, etc.), although all his projects tend to have at least some wry elements within them. Besides directing, he often writes, produces and edits a lot of his work too.
Blake Campbell
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Blake Canning
Blake Canning is an actor and producer, known for Ash & Dust (2022), For Heaven's Sake (2021) and Altar Boy.
Blake Clare
Blake Clare is an actor, known for RFDS (2021).
Blake Clark
For the last 20 or so years, Clark has been doing stand-up comedy on the club circuit, on "The Tonight Show", on HBO comedy specials, on [error] and Late Night with Conan O'Brien (1993). In addition, he has been in over 50 feature motion pictures and hundreds of episodic TV shows. A decorated Infantry Platoon Leader in Vietnam, Clark brought the plight of the Vietnam Veteran to the people of America in a humorous way in the 1980s and was "adopted" by numerous Veteran Organizations throughout the United States. Having moved from his home state of Georgia to Hollywood, Clark soon landed his first The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962) and soon, thereafter, was cast in his first of many recurring roles on television as "Fred the Chauffeur" on Remington Steele (1982). Since then, he has been "Harry" on Home Improvement (1991), "Jules Lambermont" on The Drew Carey Show (1995), "Chet Hunter" on Boy Meets World (1993) and "Bob Nelson" on The Jamie Foxx Show (1996). But Clark is perhaps best known as "Farmer Fran" in The Waterboy (1998). And he recently received critical acclaim as "Marlin Whitmore" in 50 First Dates (2004). He has traveled the world doing comedy and recently went to Iraq for an extended USO Tour with Drew Carey. Clark is a warm, smart, funny and innovative social commentator and a man of all seasons with a quiet patriotism that he lives as well as portrays. His comedy runs the gamut from observation on the current military conflict to his Southern root in Georgia.
Blake Connor
Blake Connor is known for Dom and Adrian: 2020 (2020), Home and Away (1988) and Moon Rock for Monday (2020).
Blake Conway
Blake Conway is an actor, known for Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993), Hangfire (1991) and Ghost Town (1988).
