Steve Tanabe
Steve is an actor based out of the San Francisco Bay Area. He is originally from Hawaii. He is a former Police Officer who has found a new passion in acting. He has many years of tactical experience, having served on SWAT teams with three different police agencies and was a Defensive Tactics Instructor as well. He has experience in numerous styles of martial arts and enjoys action roles often playing either a cop or a villain, however, he is always willing and eager to take any opportunity to play a variety of roles.
Steve Taylor
Steve Taylor was born in Brawley, California on December 9, 1957 and grew up in Denver, Colorado. He studied music, filmmaking and acting at Colorado University in Boulder, then began a career as a recording artist that spanned twelve years and garnered him two Grammy nominations for "Meltdown" (1984) and "Squint" (1993). In the process, he made history as the only artist to twice win Billboard Music Video Awards for self-directed music videos. He was also lead singer/co-writer in the MCA-signed modern rock band Chagall Guevara, who were first introduced on the soundtrack to the movie "Pump Up The Volume." Among his many credits as a music video director, his best-known is the Francois Truffaut homage he shot in Paris for Sixpence None The Richer's "Kiss Me." Taylor also directed and starred in the award-winning long-form video "Squint: Movies From The Soundtrack," shot in ten countries around the globe including Vietnam, Nepal, United Arab Emirates and Turkey. In preparation for his first movie, Taylor spent two years studying the Meisner technique under acting teacher Bill Feheely. The film that followed - "The Second Chance" - marked Taylor's debut as director/co-screenwriter. It was produced independently in Nashville and featured a number of first-time actors in prominent roles. The movie was subsequently picked up for a 2006 theatrical release by Sony Pictures Releasing. Taylor's follow-up feature, "Blue Like Jazz," is an adaptation of the New York Times bestselling memoir by Donald Miller.
Steve Taylor
Steve Taylor is known for Social Intercourse (1998), Detour (2003) and The Source (2001).
Steve Taylor
Steve Taylor was born on 18 June 1973 in the USA. He is an actor, known for Out for Justice (1991).
Steve Terada
Steve attended his first Karate class was at the age of 5. He hated it and did not come back until he was 9 and decided to be able to kick like the Turtles. There he began again at the Tom Bloom Karate in Thousand Oaks in California. He trained terribly hard and only stopped to eat and sleep. After over 9 years of training and suffering from a back injury after winter-sports he managed to gain his black belt in Tang Soo Do in 1997 and his 2nd degree in 1999. Steve is now working for his 3rd degree and a Tang Soo Do instructor. Sometimes he's able to make some time free. If so he uses that time to train in Wu Shu and Tae Kwon Do from Matser Simon Rhee. He also spends time dancing, break-dancing, skiing, roller-blading, and playing computer games. His martial arts background got him a role in Beverly Hills Ninja. Since then his career is moving upwards even more. Since then Steve got the opportunity to meet stars such as Arnold Chon, Hiro Koda and David Douglas, who are also his friends, and all great martial artists and stunt men. Expect more from him in the future.
Steve Thackray
Steve Thackray is known for Extraterrestrial (2014), The Ennead (2009) and Wrecker (2016).
Steve Thomas
Steve Tickle
Steve Tickle is known for Master Distiller (2019), Tickle (2013) and Master Distiller Tournament of Champions (2022). He has been married to Carol Ann Tickle since October 19, 2019.
Steve Tientcheu
Steve Tientcheu is an actor, known for Les misérables (2019), Jungle Jihad (2019) and Braqueurs (2015).
Steve Tindall
Steve Tindall is an actor, known for Seat 25 (2017).
