Sam Capuano
Sam Capuano was born on March 28, 1917 in Hartford, Connecticut, USA. He was an actor, known for The Cross and the Switchblade (1970), Wagon Train (1957) and Playhouse 90 (1956). He was married to Lucia "Lou" Liebl. He died on June 14, 2006 in Cape Coral, Florida, USA.
Sam Cardenas
Sam Cardenas is an actor, known for Psychopomp (2020).
Sam Carlisle
Sam Carlisle grew up in Illinois, attending Illinois Wesleyan University and graduating with a degree in theater performance, although her first love was film. After college, she immediately attended Southern Illinois University and obtained her law degree. She then moved to Georgia to be near family, and at that time started appearing in short films, commercials, and various theater productions, which led to appearances in prime-time television and feature films. She continues to pursue her first love of acting in both television and film. Her most notable roles include the no-nonsense speech coach to Alicia Vikander's character in The Glorias (2020), and as the chatty ex-con Belinda in Florida Girls (2019).
Sam Carlsson-Velasco
Sam Carlsson-Velasco is known for Claw (2017).
Sam Carmona
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Sam Carpenter
Sam Carpenter is known for The Great Unwashed (2017) and Child Genius (2013).
Sam Carter
Sam Carter is known for Coming Home in the Dark (2021).
Sam Cass
Sam Cass is known for Chicago Fire (2012), August (2023) and Saving Grayson (2021).
Sam Cassidy
Sam Cassidy is an actor, known for Stella (2012), Guilt (2016) and Us or Them.
Sam Caton
Sam Caton is an award winning screenwriter, with his latest feature screenplay An Odd Sort of Evening being a semi-finalist in the New York City International Screenplay Awards, his feature screenplay The Recital being an Official Selection in the Oaxaca Pitchfest, and his feature Screenplay Fantod winning second place at the Las Vegas Screenplay Competition and receiving the position of finalist in The WriteMovies Screenplay Contest. He has acted in several features, beginning with Hair-Trigger directed by S.G. Warkel and Bitcon directed by Matt Osterman. He has several more acting roles upcoming.
