Buddy Alexander
Buddy Alexander is known for United Skates (2018).
Buddy Baer
Buddy was the younger brother of world heavyweight champion Max Baer. In films, he played giants in Quo Vadis (1951) and Jack and the Beanstalk (1952). When television westerns were in vogue in the '50s and '60s, he often played the heavy to super-sized heroes James Arness, Clint Walker and Chuck Connors.
Buddy Beale
Buddy Beale is known for Vinyl Dolls (2002).
Buddy Black
Buddy Black is known for Room 237 (2012).
Buddy Bolton
Buddy Bolton was born on August 13, 1968. He is an actor and writer, known for Bad Boys (1995), Mr. Deeds (2002) and Set It Up (2018).
Buddy Boone
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Buddy Caine
Buddy Caine is a bi-coastal, Film and TV actor, originally from Philadelphia. He's known for his involvement in 48 Hour Films and roles in "Dead Till Death" and "A Party To Die For." His training includes Meisner Technique, Improv and ongoing Scene Study. Outside of acting, Buddy is involved in heavy metal music, Pokémon cards, Twitch streaming and weightlifting. You can follow him on Instagram @Beholdcinema.
Buddy Campbell
Buddy Campbell was born in the Ozark Mountains and grew up in the Arkansas River Valley. In school, acting took a backseat to sports. He acted in school plays as long as it didn't interfere with basketball, baseball, and football. After his playing days were over, he attended Arkansas Tech University. He got leads in college plays but when he graduated he thought his acting career was over. For the next twenty years or so he made a living in the real world doing "real" jobs but his love for movies never died. In 2013, he answered an open casting call for a feature film called Greater. He auditioned for the movie and was asked to play the role of a high school teacher in the movie. While he had no lines, the experience of being on a genuine movie set gave him the bug to do more of it. He decided to attend a class for new actors at Excel Models and Talent in Little Rock. The experience of working with like-minded people as well as the words of wisdom from coach Melissa Moody cemented his desire to make acting his new life goal. He was cast by producer James Wood in a short film called Hare Trigger directed by Donavon Thompson. His performance in Hare Trigger was noticed. Shortly thereafter, he was asked by director Scott McEntire to join the cast of a feature film called The Boo. Since then, he has been rolling non-stop with a string of productions that includes feature films, TV shows, web series, and commercials. He finally believes his life is on the path he was destined for and couldn't be happier with the results so far.
Buddy Candela
Buddy Candela was born on March 22, 1992 in Ashtabula, Ohio. He is the son of James F. Candela and Christine (Penna) Candela. He has a younger brother, Seve Candela, and younger sister Kaytee Candela. Buddy attended Lakeside High School in Ashtabula, Ohio and was heavily involved in the theater department. He acted in 7 school productions including The Wiz, Little Shop of Horrors, and Grease. He attended Kent State University where he achieved a degree in Electronic Media Production in 2014. Buddy was an executive board member for Kent State University Independent Films (KSUIF) for nearly 2 years as an undergraduate. Buddy returned to Kent for graduate school where he pursued a film degree. Buddy then served as the Graduate Advisor for KSUIF for a semester before being elected President of the organization in December of 2014. In 2015, Buddy was hired to direct his first feature film "Unlucky."
Buddy Clements
Buster "Buddy" Clements is a southern California native, coming from a very musical and artistic family. Clements began singing, acting and playing in various school productions. He attended Hawthorne High School. Upon graduation, Clements attended the University of Redlands for both his Bachelors and Masters in Music Performance. While attending the U of R, Clements created and produced a nationally known jazz concert series featuring such legends as Stan Kenton, Bobby Shew, Count Basie, Woody Herman, Maynard Ferguson, among others. A highlight was the historic showdown between legendary jazz drummers Buddy Rich and Louie Bellson, plus their two Big Bands! Following college, Clements entered the field of music education, but also kept active as a professional musician, conductor and composer. Like many other notable musicians, Clements seems to have successfully transitioned into the world of film acting.