Craig Ng
Born in San Mateo, stuntman and actor, Ng has worked on over 40 projects, often low-cost action films and TV series in secondary roles and cameos; he has participated in films such as Big Trouble in Little China (1986), Leather Jackets (1991), Bounty Tracker (1993), A Low Down Dirty Shame (1994) and many others; trained in martial arts, he is also a Chi Kung instructor, healer and masseur, today he works in many project films and TV series.
Craig Nigh
Craig Nigh was born on November 24, 1970 in Bryan, Texas, USA. He is an actor and director, known for Men, Women & Children (2014), Promise Me (2015) and Terror Birds (2016).
Craig Nolan Highley
Craig Nolan Highley is an actor, known for Dead Moon Rising (2007), The Hepburn Girls (2013) and No Lost Cause (2011).
Craig O'Brien
Craig O'Brien is known for Iron Man Three (2013), Godzilla (2014) and Iron Man (2008).
Craig Olejnik
Craig Olejnik was born in Halifax, Canada. He graduated from High School in Nova Scotia. His father was in the Canadian military. His grandfather was a soldier and POW in a concentration camp for five years in Poland during WW2. Later after his release, his grandparents immigrated to Canada from Poland. Olejnik's career begin when he booked his first audition in the touching film, Margaret's Museum (1995) opposite Helena Bonham Carter playing her little brother in a coal mining family. His previous work includes strong appearances in Runaway (2006), opposite Donnie Wahlberg for the CW, the film Thir13en Ghosts (2001), and Wolf Lake (2001) for CBS, among others. His breakout role was as the lead character of Toby Logan on the popular TV show - The Listener (2009), where he played a young telepathic. He was also, executive producer in the 5th and final season. "'The Listener' provided a wonderful narrative arc over its 65 episodes, ending its run at the top of its game with a devoted following at home and around the world," said Phil King, CTV's president of sports and entertainment programming. "It leaves a strong legacy of which we are immensely proud." The series was licensed in over 120 countries, and reruns continue to air on ION Television in the U.S., the network that became the show's co-production partner for its fifth and final season. Olejnik is a huge supporter of the 'Sick Kids' pediatric foundation and took part in PSA's for the hospital, as well as being a supporter of 'Stand Up For Cancer'. (2015) He is an avid hockey player and nature enthusiast. He resides in Los Angeles as of 2016.
Craig Opfer
Craig Opfer is an actor, known for The Texture of Falling (2018).
Craig Ostrouchow
Craig Ostrouchow is an actor/writer/producer and director. Recent work include 'Indistinct', 'Codename: Vasquez' and 'The Sanctuaries.' Born in Stoke on Trent, he studied Performing Arts and performed often at The Stoke Rep Theatre. He has also done extra work and voice over work recently on 'War Above The Trenches.' He has done numerous short films for both students and independent film makers.
Craig Palm
Craig Palm is an actor, known for Safe House (2012), Tsotsi (2005) and The Flyer (2005).
Craig Parker
Craig Parker was born on November 12th 1970 in Suva, Fiji and now lives in New Zealand. He is best know for his part as Haldir the Elf in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, although he had a part in the 1993 film of Stephen King's "Tommyknockers".
Craig Parkinson
Born March 11 1976 Craig Parkinson was brought up in his native Blackpool and attended Blackpool and Fylde College before, at age 17, moving to London to study at the Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. After several years in bit parts on TV, he came to notice as impresario Tony Wilson in the 2007 film 'Control' about the Joy Division singer Ian Curtis, played by Sam Riley (with whom he would again work in 'Brighton Rock') and made some impact on television in the second series of 'Whitechapel' as twins who were possibly descended from the Kray brothers. Also on television he appeared in the 2013 ghost drama 'The Secret of Crickley Hall' with actress Susan Lynch, his real life spouse by whom he has a son. His theatre work has been varied, ranging from 'Measure For Measure' at the National Theatre to Mike Leigh's revival of 'Ecstasy.'
