Gavin Arvizo
Gavin Arvizo was born in December 1989 in the USA. He is known for Living with Michael Jackson: A Tonight Special (2003).
Gavin Barnes
Gavin Barnes is known for The Book of Henry (2017), Fallout (2024) and Big Time Adolescence (2019).
Gavin Becker
Gavin Becker is an actor, known for Boy Band (2017).
Gavin Bedell
Gavin Bedell is an actor from Atlanta, GA. At four years old, he started asking his mother if he could be on TV, and his mother finally got him an acting class for Christmas when he was thirteen. He is best known for his recurring role as Ryan on the multi-cam sitcom, The Ms. Pat Show.
Gavin Bedford
Gavin Bedford is known for Out There with Jack Randall (2019).
Gavin Bellour
Gavin Bellour is a director and producer known for working on commercial projects for Vogue, Red Bull and Netflix. He was a founding partner at Mustache Agency. Prior to moving behind the camera he appeared as an actor in film and television projects including A Buddy Story (2010) opposite Elisabeth Moss, Royal Pains (2012), and Army Wives (2007). He has been married to fashion designer and entrepreneur Rebecca Minkoff since June 5, 2009. They have three children.
Gavin Bentley
Gavin Bentley is known for Austentatious (2015), My Girlfriend's Boyfriend (2010) and Saints and Soldiers (2003).
Gavin Borders
Gavin Borders is an actor, known for A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (2019), WandaVision (2021) and Ozark (2017).
Gavin Brennan
Gavin Brennan is an actor, known for The Gaelic Curse (2016).
Gavin Brocker
Gavin Brocker was born in Plumstead, East London, and admits that the only school subjects that really interested him were English and drama. He was prepared to train for computer work and went to North West Kent College, where, on the strength of his performance record in school plays, it was suggested he considered taking up acting instead. He received in-service training at the Miskin Theatre before going on to the London Arts Educational School, where he won the Laurence Olivier Bursary, and from where he graduated in 2005. He has since appeared in all media, from the stage revival of 'Beautiful Thing' to the role of a conniving spiv in 'Foyle's War' and a strong supporting part in the football picture 'Cass'.
