Tony D. White
Company: DeJaView Films Position: CEO, President Industry: Entertainment Country: United States Tony D. White is the Founder, CEO and President of DejaView Films, actively engaged in the business of feature film production and distribution, worldwide DVD & digital assets distribution, urban market consulting and some productions in television programs. Mr. White began his career in the music industry as one of the most ambitious, motivated, and persistent producers in this field. During that time he worked as an A/R Rep for Universal Records & Music Group, Koch Entertainment, and Faithworks/STL, working with artists such as, Shy, Men at Large, Silk, Mikki Howard, Pilgrim Jubilees, Mighty Clouds of Joy, Leon Robinson, H-Town, and Pastor Troy -- to name a few. In 2004, Mr. White shifted gears by entering into the theatrical genre, promoting plays like "Color Blind" with Tommy Ford from the Martin Lawrence Show. This experience propelled his career in the film industry. After leaving Universal Records and Music Group in 2006, the world of film and production unfolded before him. Mr. White formed DeJaView Films as a multimedia entertainment vehicle in motion pictures, television, and home video (DVD). Reaching the refined urban generation, multiple cultures and international segments, Mr. White is breaking through barriers. In 2015 Tony became the President of History in the Making Entertainment in Oakland, CA Mr. White resides in Dallas, TX with his wife and children.
Tony Dallape
Tony Dallape is an actor, known for Wyvern Hill (2021).
Tony Dalton
Tony Dalton is a Mexican-American actor, screenwriter, and producer. Having studied acting at the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute in New York City, Dalton began his career in several off-Broadway productions, including "The Ballad of the Sad Café," "A Streetcar Named Desire," "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." After foraying into television and film, his first major feature appearance was in "Matando Cabos," where he both starred and co-wrote the screenplay. He later was the lead in "Sultanes del Sur,"which he also wrote; he later appeared in "Colombiana," and Luis Estrada's "The Perfect Dictatorship," among other roles. Simultaneously, he continued to perform in theatre, playing the roles of George in Bernard Slades' "Same time next year" and as 'Paul Zara' in Beau Willimon's "Farragut North". More recent films include "Ni tuyo Ni mía" and "Amalgama". In television, he lead the hit series "Los Simuladores," playing the role of 'Mario Santos,' the logistics and planning specialist and leader of the elite con artist team. He played a series regular role in "Dueños del Paraíso," followed by a role in Netflix's "Sense8." He is best known as the lead of the International Emmy-winning HBO Latin America series "Sr. Avila" as the titular 'Robert Avila', a middle-class life insurance salesman who secretly operates as an experienced hit man and, ultimately, ruthless mob boss. Dalton plays the role of 'Lalo Salamanca' on the hit AMC series "Better Call Saul," the villain and catalyst of Jimmy McGill's (Bob Odenkirk) evolution into Saul Goodman.
Tony Daniels
You've heard him but have you seen him? Whether it's the voice of CBC Television or ADR for Sean Penn in the Secret Life Of Walter Mitty or the multitude of voices on cartoons such as Justin Time, Numchucks, Ying Yang Yo, the Cat In The Hat, the X-Men, the Avengers, Rescue Heroes....OK, you get the picture. From radio and television commercials, promos for TV, movie trailers, radio imaging, narration and animated television shows and features. He has acted in several plays and has written comedy and drama for radio and animation. Recently doing voice replacements in film and TV for: Alec Baldwin, Ben Barnes, Ben Kingsley, Chazz Palminteri, Colin Firth, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen, Ian McShane, Jackie Chan, James Cagney,John Leguizamo, John Lennon, Jonathan Winters, Ken Watanabe, Kevin Spacey, Kieifer Sutherland, Luke Evans(Dracula), Mark Strong, Mark Walhberg, Mel Brooks, Peter Cullen (Optimus Prime), Richard Dreyfus, Sean Penn, Tom Kenny (Sponge Bob), Tony Shalhoub and more... You can hear him on CBC or on any number of animated shows but if you look hard enough, you can see him on HBO's High Maintenance or as Elvis in "Eerie Indianna the Other Dimension".
Tony Dante
Tony Dante was born on 12 July 1921 in Manchester Depot, Iowa, USA. He was an actor, known for Sam McCloud (1970), Rescue 8 (1958) and And Now Tomorrow (1952). He died on 12 September 1993 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Tony Danza
Tony Danza is an American actor, perhaps best known for starring on some of television's most beloved and long-running series, including Taxi (1978-1983) and Who's the Boss? (1984-1992). Danza was born in Brooklyn, New York to Anne (Cammisa), a bookkeeper, and Matty Iadanza, a garbageman. His mother was an Italian immigrant, and his father was also of Italian descent. He grew up in Malverne, Long Island and received a wrestling scholarship to the University of Dubuque in Iowa, where he earned a bachelor's degree in history education. Before finding a teaching job, he earned his living as a professional boxer and envisioned himself as the next Rocky Graziano. Changing his name to "Dangerous" Tony Danza, he entered the New York Golden Gloves in 1975. Shortly afterward, on Aug. 13, 1976, he started his professional boxing career. Fighting as a middleweight, Danza became a crowd favorite for his walk-in slugging style. He compiled a record of 9-3 with nine knockout victories, seven in the first round. During a gym workout, Tony was discovered for the part of Tony Banta on the ABC TV show Taxi (1978). Danza still hoped to be a world champion and scored knockouts in 1978 and 1979, but when he was unable to secure a title shot, he retired from boxing and totally dedicated himself to his acting career. Taxi was critically acclaimed, earning him a place in television history and making him a household name. He followed Taxi with a starring role in the classic ABC comedy series Who's the Boss? (1984), which ran for eight seasons and broke all syndication records. He became known for his lovable sitcom personae. Danza received an Emmy nomination for a guest-starring role in The Practice (1997) and acclaim for his performance in the Broadway revival of "The Iceman Cometh" by Eugene O'Neill. He also starred in the comedy series Hudson Street (1995) and The Tony Danza Show (1997), for which he was executive producer. His additional television credits include an acclaimed performance opposite George C. Scott and Jack Lemmon in the remake of the film classic 12 Angry Men (1997) and the television movies The Wonderful World of Disney: The Garbage Picking Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon (1998), The Wonderful World of Disney: Noah (1998), The Girl Gets Moe (1997), North Shore Fish (1997), and Deadly Whispers (1995). Among his motion-picture credits are Angels in the Outfield (1994), She's Out of Control (1989), A Brooklyn State of Mind (1998), Glam (1997), and Illtown (1996). He also wrote, directed, and starred in the short film Mamamia (1995). Eventually Tony explored his love for the stage, and among his many stage credits is his exciting run on Broadway in Mel Brooks' hit musical The Producers, playing Max Bialystock (2006-2007), and his reprise of the role in the Las Vegas production at Paris Las Vegas (2007). For his theatrical debut in Wrong Turn at Lungfish (1993), he earned an Outer Critic's Circle Award nomination. Other stage credits include the critically acclaimed The Iceman Cometh, opposite Kevin Spacey, Arthur Miller's Tony Award-winning play A View from the Bridge, and I Remember You Most recently, Tony returned to the stage in the pre-Broadway run of the much-buzzed-about and highly-acclaimed smash hit musical Honeymoon In Vegas, which he starred in at the Paper Mill Playhouse along with Tony Award nominee Rob McClure (Chaplin), and Brynn O'Malley (Annie). With music and lyrics by Tony Award winner, Jason Robert Brown (Parade, The Last Five Years), the musical is written by Andrew Bergman (Fletch, The Freshman, Blazing Saddles, Soap Dish, The In-Laws) and based on his hit Castle Rock/New Line comedy of the same title. Both the show and Tony's performance received amazing reviews, including a love letter from The New York Times that compares Tony's performance to "the cooler-than-cool spirit" of Frank Sinatra. He garnered accolades performing in his song-and-dance stage show, which debuted in Atlantic City in 1995. He later took it on the road to major venues throughout the country, from Las Vegas to New York. In 2013, Tony returned to the big screen and received great buzz and fantastic reviews for his performance as Joseph Gordon-Levitt's character's father in Gordon-Levitt's much-buzzed-about and acclaimed directorial debut, Don Jon. The film, which stars Gordon-Levitt, Danza, Julianne Moore, Brie Larson, and Scarlett Johansson, was released in theaters in the fall of 2013. In 2009-2010, Tony took on his most challenging role yet: teaching tenth-grade English at Philadelphia's Northeast High School. His experience working as a real teacher was taped and aired on A&E last year in the form of the critically-acclaimed seven-part documentary series, Teach. In September 2012, Crown Publishers (a division of Random House) released Tony's book, I'd Like to Apologize to Every Teacher I Ever Had: My Year as a Rookie Teacher at Northeast High, a much-buzzed-about and critically acclaimed reflection of his experience teaching for a year. The book premiered on the New York Times Best Sellers list at number 16 and stayed on the list for two months. The paperback edition hit bookstores in September of 2013. In 2010, AARP The Magazine, the definitive voice for 50+ Americans and the world's largest-circulation magazine with more than 35 million readers, presented Tony with their Inspire Award. The Inspire Awards pay tribute to extraordinary people who inspire others to action through their innovative thinking, passion and perseverance. In December of 2012, Tony was among the iconic celebrities who participated in the Weinstein Company's historic concert for Hurricane Sandy Relief at Madison Square Garden. He was featured in the documentary about the concert, released by the Weinstein Company in the fall of 2013, in which Tony reminds people of the forgotten motto of America, "E pluribus unum", or "out of many one", or as Tony's father would say "we're all in this together, pal". With great belief in the spirit of that motto, Tony participates in many charity efforts. In April 2013, USAToday honored Tony at their annual National Make A Difference Day Awards for his commitment to helping others through his numerous charity efforts. Danza is married to Tracy Robinson and has three children.
Tony Darrow
Tony Darrow was born on October 1, 1938 in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Goodfellas (1990), Mighty Aphrodite (1995) and Small Time Crooks (2000). He has been married to Mary Ann Augeri since May 7, 2015. He was previously married to Christine Marie Russ.
Tony Davis
Tony Davis is an actor, known for City of Vultures 2 (2022).
Tony Davis
Tony Davis is known for Hot Bot (2016), Proper Manors (2012) and Colorless Green (2013).
Tony Davis
Tony Davis is an actor, known for City of Vultures 3 (2022).
