Will LeForestier
Will LeForestier was born in Benin, West Africa, but spent a good portion of his youth in Canada. LeForestier originally intended to study to be a surgeon but decided instead to pursue his passion for writing and film. The gamble paid off with several documentaries and his first feature film completed in 2018. His first feature film was Eyes Wide Open, an international spy story which he wrote and produced. The film was shot in Seoul, Korea using an international cast of Americans, Koreans, Russians, and Canadians with a nominal budget of only $14,000. The movie was well-received by international critics and received numerous awards and nominations such as the Rising Star award from the Canadian International Film Festival. LeForestier develops award-winning content where he creates authentic characters and inspiring stories. As a dedicated film director, screenwriter, content editor, cinematographer, he creates unique, thought-provoking ideas and high concepts that are visually stimulating and builds a connection with his audience. He has a passion for directing and writing screenplays that take the viewer on an emotional journey and tap into something more than just a visual experience. He is writing and producing for various international clients. But his current two pet projects are the movies "Mind Bridge" and limited TV series "Pepper Hill".
Will Lebowitz
Will Lebowitz is known for Megalodon (2018).
Will Lee
Will Lee was born on August 6, 1908 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for Sesame Street (1969), Melody Lane (1941) and They Live by Night (1948). He died on December 7, 1982 in New York City.
Will Leon
Born and raised in Phoenix, AZ, Will has always been a character of some sorts. A personality that is both creative and outgoing, Will has entertained everyone from family members to friends--even his employers throughout the years. Will has been an actor his entire life. From his first job as a telemarketer, where he constantly got in trouble for using character voices and accents, to DJing clubs and hosting events in front of crowds of people; entertaining has always been in Will's heart, with a sharp creative mind to think on his feet. Since formally beginning to act, Will's talent and drive quickly landed him comedic & dramatic roles. These roles included several feature and independent films, TV commercials, and internet webisodes. A master net-worker with a winning smile, Will has successfully made friends throughout the film industry while learning to grow with each project. While landing his first role playing, of all things, a "Party MC," Will wasted no time as he ventured out of town within his first week of acting to pursue every audition set before him. Hungry to try more diverse roles, he landed projects all across the state of Arizona. To this day, Will's hunger for acting expertise and desire to work with passionate creative individuals continues to grow. With every role Will is cast in, he collaborates with wonderfully talented professionals that give him the unique opportunity to learn from and work with again and again.
Will Liu
Will Liu was born on October 7, 1972 in Taiwan. He is an actor and producer, known for Tau man ji D (2005), Windmill and Su Qi-er (2010). He has been married to Vivi Wang since October 7, 2007. They have three children.
Will Lockhart
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Will Lockwood
Will Lockwood is known for Beyond Bitchin' Rides (2015) and Bitchin' Rides (2014).
Will Lovelace
Will Lovelace is known for Meet Me in the Bathroom (2022), No Distance Left to Run (2010) and Shut Up and Play the Hits (2012).
Will Lovorn
Will Lovorn is known for A Stranger Among the Living (2019) and Children of Sin (2022).
Will Lyman
Will Lyman is a greatly underused actor who grabbed a bit of popularity with two TV series: Crossbow (1987) and Hull High (1990), playing Mr. Deerborn under the direction of Kenny Ortega. He also played in two well-regarded made-for-TV movies, American Playhouse: Three Sovereigns for Sarah: Part I (1985) and Hostile Takeover (1988), as well as the feature films School Ties (1992) and Welcome to the Dollhouse (1995).
