Pierre-Yves Duc
Pierre-Yves Duc is known for Life Below Zero: Canada (2020).
Pierrino Mascarino
Pierrino Mascarino is an actor, known for Tears of the Sun (2003), Down Periscope (1996) and Missing in Action (1984).
Piers Bijvoet
Piers Bijvoet is a Toronto based actor. Some of Piers' recent work includes his role as Will in the feature film Falling (2020), alongside Viggo Mortensen, Lance Henriksen, and Laura Linney. Falling (2020) premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, and it was also an official selection for Cannes and TIFF. Piers will be portraying the lead role of Brian in the upcoming feature film, It's Alright Now, written and directed by Karen Schuback. Piers has also worked on numerous commercials, music videos, industrial videos, web series, radio shows, and voice-over projects. He has filmed in Toronto as well as Los Angeles. Piers is of Dutch descent and was born in the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia.
Piers Courage
Piers Courage was born on May 27, 1942 in Colchester, Essex, England. He is known for Formula 1 (1950). He was married to Sarah-Marguerite Curzon. He died on June 21, 1970 in Circuit Park Zandvoort, Netherlands.
Piers Dixey
Piers Dixey is known for The Island with Bear Grylls (2014).
Piers Garnham
Piers Garnham is known for Shadowchaser (1992), Nyukhach (2013) and Hello Darlin' (2020).
Piers Handling
Director and CEO of TIFF. He has held this position since 1994, responsible for leading both the operational and artistic growth of the organization. TIFF has a $40 million annual operating budget and employs more than 150 full-time staff. For the last five years, TIFF has been named one of the Greater Toronto Area's Top 50 employers. Under Handling's direction, the organization has grown to become an internationally renowned cultural institution. In 2010 TIFF opened its own permanent home which presents daily programming. TIFF Bell Lightbox, houses five cinemas, two exhibition galleries, and educational and learning studios. He led the $196 million fundraising campaign. Handling has curated numerous film retrospectives and presented programmes of Canadian cinema at The Sundance Film Festival, the British Film Institute, the Havana Film Festival and sat on festival juries including Cannes, Tokyo, Rotterdam, San Sebastian, Torino, and Istanbul. In 2013, Handling co-curated a mutli-platform celebration of iconic Canadian director David Cronenberg. The Cronenberg Project included a comprehensive film exhibition, a virtual museum, an art exhibition presented in partnership with the Museum of Canadian Contemporary Art, and two original publications celebrating the film and art exhibitions. Prior to joining the Toronto International Film Festival in 1982, Handling began his career at the Canadian Film Institute (CFI), ultimately becoming Deputy Director. After leaving the CFI, he taught Canadian cinema at Carleton University in Ottawa and Queen's University in Kingston. He has published extensively on Canadian cinema and edited numerous books. Handling has been honoured with the "Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres," France's highest cultural insignia. In 2003, he was named CEO of the Year by the Canadian Public Relations Society (Toronto). He holds three Honorary Doctorates from Ryerson University, York University and OCAD University; and has sat on a number of Boards and advisory councils including FAME (Festivals and Major Events), the Canadian Film Centre, Tafelmusik, Luminato, Telefilm Canada's Feature Film Advisory Committee, Ontario's Minister of Culture's Advisory Council for Arts and Culture (MACAC) and most recently, The Sir Edmund Hillary Foundation. In September of 2012, Handling was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, David Onley and the Countess of Wessex during a ceremony at Queen's Park, and was inducted into the Playback Hall of Fame for his significant role in building the film industry in Canada. In January 2014, Handling was invested into the Order of Ontario, the province's highest official honour, by Lieutenant Governor David Onley. In January 2015 he has been awarded with the Clyde Gilmour Award - Toronto Film Critics Association
Piers MacKenzie
Piers MacKenzie is known for Little Hearts (2024) and Cubicle.
Piers Morgan
Piers Morgan was born on March 30, 1965 in Newick, East Sussex, England. He is a writer and producer, known for Entourage (2015), Flight (2012) and The Campaign (2012). He has been married to Celia Walden since June 24, 2010. They have one child. He was previously married to Marion Shalloe.
Pierse Stevens
Pierse Stevens is an actor with over thirty years experience on stage, screen and voice-over and has a huge list of character credits to his name. On film he has played John Gower in Shakespeare's Pericles, Prince of Tyre filmed entirely on location in Bologna, Italy and produced by Kamel Film. He also plays The Client in the film House of Salem and Santa in Nightmare on 34th Street, both produced by The Last British Dragon film production company and Sheriff Wanner in Black Creek also by The Last British Dragon in conjunction with Sparrowhawk Pictures. He is currently filming as Dr Redmond in Dark Cloud by CutJaw Films and Sparrowhawk Pictures and he is also filming as Mr Kaiffa in The Suicide by Line Pictures. On stage Pierse has played such varied roles as Dr Martin Dysart in Equus, Frederick Treves in The Elephant Man, Rudyard Kipling in My Boy Jack, Major Courtney in The Ladykillers, Brutus in Julius Caesar, Antipholus of Ephasus in Comedy of Errors, Malvolio in Twelfth Night, Petrucchio in The Taming of the Shrew, Sebastian in The Tempest and Macbeth in Macbeth. Pierse has also provided recent voice overs for Mercedes Benz and Vodafone.
