Dominic Cockburn
Dominic Cockburn is an actor, known for Stuck (2019).
Dominic Coddington
Dominic Coddington is an actor and writer, known for Anamnesis (2006), From This Day (2012) and 1945: From This Day (2018).
Dominic Coleman
Dominic Coleman is known for Paddington (2014), Yesterday (2019) and His House (2020).
Dominic Colón
Dominic Colón - Dominic is an award winning actor, writer, producer and filmmaker from the Bronx, New York. As an actor Dominic is most recognized for his work as Manny Spamboni on the Emmy Award Winning Children's Show, The Electric Company. Over the past 15 years, Dominic has appeared in over 60 movies and television shows including: Power, Orange is the New Black, Mr. Robot, and most recently in a recurring role opposite Benicio Del Toro, Paul Dano, and Patricia Arquette in the Golden Globe nominated Showtime limited series Escape at Dannemora. Dominic's screenplay for his short film CRUSH won the HBO/New York International Film Festival Short Film Script Competition. Dominic received $15,000 and 19 days to produce, shoot, and complete the film. CRUSH played on HBO for over a year and screened at over 25 national and international film festivals including FRAMELINE, OUTFEST: FUSION, OUT IN AFRICA, and OUT IN RUSSIA. In 2014, Dominic began a weight loss journey that lead to a weight loss of over 180 lbs. This journey served as inspiration for Dominic's second short film SKIN. SKIN, a comedy about a young man who, after extreme weight loss, is afraid to have sex with his boyfriend without a shirt. His screenplay for SKIN won the 2016 BRIO Award for Screenwriting. Both SKIN and CRUSH were licensed and are currently airing on HereTV. Dominic is a two time National Association of Latino Independent Producer's Latino Media Market Fellow for the screenplays of his feature film: WERQ IT! and his short form series, Papi. In addition to being a professional actor and writer, Dominic has also taught acting and play writing at Riker's Island, and at various schools, hospitals, and Juvenile Justice facilities throughout New York City.
Dominic Conti
Dominic Conti was born in San Francisco, California. When he was 15 months old, he and his family moved to St. Louis, Missouri. Then they picked up and moved again when he was five years old -- this time to Erie, Pennsylvania. After graduation, Dominic went to John Carroll University and majored in English and philosophy. During the summer after sophomore year, he enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh. In addition to majoring in English, he also minored in theatre (and philosophy). Upon graduating from U of Pitt, he moved to Chicago, Illinois (where he still lives) to pursue his acting career.
Dominic Cooke
Dominic Cooke is a director and writer, known for The Courier (2020), The Hollow Crown (2012) and Follies.
Dominic Cooper
Dominic Edward Cooper was born and raised in Greenwich, London, England. His mother, Julie (Heron), is a nursery school teacher and a keen theater-goer. His father, Brian Cooper, is an auctioneer. They divorced when Dominic was age 5. His maternal great-grandfather was film enthusiast E.T. Heron, who published The Kinematograph Weekly. He has two older brothers, Nathan and Simon. He had a sister who died in a car accident when she was age 5, which happened before Dominic was born. He also has a half-sister from an extramarital affair by his father and a half-brother from his father's second marriage. He went to school in Kidbrooke, attending the Thomas Tallis School. He didn't know what to do afterwards and his girlfriend, at the time, suggested that he should apply to drama school. He did his training at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. He performed in the end of year play 'Waiting For Godot' and this performance landed him the renowned agent Pippa Markham. He graduated in 2000 and started with a few minor roles in television and theater. In 2004, he landed a role at the National Theatre with 'The History Boys'. He originated the role of Dakin, as he was involved in the play from the very beginning. He played the role for two years on the stage and then, for the final time, in his breakthrough film role The History Boys (2006).
Dominic Costa
Dominic Costa is well known for his dark antagonistic characters on stage and in film. Critics continue to rave about his villainous performances. In Sno Babies, Owen Gleiberman writes "Dominic Costa, as the drug dealer Crossover, casts a spell" (Variety Magazine). When Dominic plays more cheerful characters, his charm and vulnerability really take you in. He has trained at Stella Adler, The Vocal Actor, The Actor's Lab, and several private coaches in the states and the UK. Ever-enthusiastic to his craft, he is always excitingly on the go, traveling to wherever the audition, character, or greatest opportunity will take him; whether it be for the camera or the stage, with a profound passion and respect for both artistic mediums.
Dominic Crane
Dominic Crane is an actor, known for Behind the Line: Escape to Dunkirk (2020), Only Love Matters and Raheem (The Second Summer of Love) (2020).
Dominic Creasey
Dominic Creasey was born on 22 August 1993. He is an actor, known for The Witcher (2019), The Drowning of Arthur Braxton (2021) and 40 Years (2011).
