Kristof Waltermire
Kristof Waltermire was born on June 16, 1975, in Morris, Illinois, USA. He is best known for his work on Rise of the Phoenix (in production), All the Birds Have Flown South (2016), Close Calls (post-production), Theoria (2016), and Perfect Machine (2015). Before his transition into film, he was a professional ballet dancer in New York City.
Kristofer Dayne
Kristofer Dayne Penseyres, Film Producer, Great Dayne Entertainment and CMO (acting), Twenty-First Luxury Holdings, SA Kristofer Dayne Penseyres created his film production company in 2011, Great Dayne Entertainment, after graduating from Stella Adler Academy of Actors in Los Angeles. In early 2012, arrived in London and produced his first feature film Crying Wolf, followed by Cute Little Buggers and then Dawning Of The Dead. All are marketed online and in stores internationally. In addition, he did freelance content production for Sony Pictures TV UK. Now located in his native town of Geneva, Kristofer Dayne, is currently acting Chief Marketing Officer at Twenty First Luxury Holdings SA, finding new and innovative ideas to promote and communicate luxurious products and devices.
Kristofer Gordon
Kristofer Gordon is an actor and writer, known for Insecure (2016), Michael Jackson: Searching for Neverland (2017) and Snowfall (2017).
Kristofer Gummerus
Kristofer Gummerus is an actor and writer, known for Rendel (2017), Aallonmurtaja (2017) and Moomins on the Riviera (2014). Kris Gummerus is an incredibly talented and versatile Finnish actor. Kris is an educated actor with a Bachelor of Arts at Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London and a Master of Arts from Helsinki Theatre Academy. Gummnerus is mostly known for his lead role as Finland's first superhero, RENDEL in the feature film 'Rendel: Dark Vengeance'. He is also a prominent television actor in his native Finland. Furthermore, Kris is very talented within language, mastering RP English, general American and English accents in Nordic, East European and Russian.
Kristofer Hivju
A second-generation Norwegian actor, Kristofer Hivju was born on 7 December, 1978 in Oslo. He is the son of actors Lieselotte Holmene and Erik Hivju, a prominent character actor who appeared with his son in the short film Flax, where Kristofer shared screenwriting credit with director Bård Ivar Engelsås. Kristofer made his American Film debut in Matthijs van Heijningen Jr.'s 2011 prequel of John Carpenter's The Thing (2011). Next he was seen in M. Night Shyamalan's After Earth (2013) but he is most recognizable as fan favorite Tormund Giantsbane on HBO's Game of Thrones (2011).
Kristofer Holst
Kristofer Holst is known for Finding Carter (2014), Coming Together and Mark, Mary & Some Other People (2021).
Kristofer Kamiyasu
Kristofer Kamiyasu is a Swedish actor with extensive experience on the stage and has played leading roles in Scandinavia's most prestigious theatres and worked with prominent directors such as Lars Norén. A versatile and mercurial actor, Kristofer has crossed genres throughout his career and been celebrated for his roles in both comedy and drama. Kristofer is of Swedish and Japanese heritage and is descended from an ancient Samurai clan - which explains his passion for Japanese Budo and sword-fighting. He is best known for his part in Veni Vidi Vici (2017), Jordskott 2 (2017), the lead in Mad Lord (2019) and a part in The Hitmans Wife's Bodyguard (2020).
Kristoff St. John
Kristoff made his television debut at age 8 in the sit-com series "That's My Mama". Now, 39 years later, he is one of the stars on CBS's "Young and The Restless", the number one rated drama for the past 25 years on daytime television, playing the popular character of Neil Winters. Is it just a coincidence that Kristoff has been starring on Y and R for 23 plus years. His childlike gifts have all emerged into the full measure of a mature actor, as is evident by his eight Emmy Award nominations. Two of Kristoff's Emmy nominations came from starring in the short-lived, NBC-TV daytime drama, "Generations". Kristoff was nominated as Best Supporting Actor in 1990, and in 1991. In 1992 he won the Emmy Award for his role of Neil Winters on "The Young and The Restless". He was nominated for an Emmy in 1993, 1999, and also in 2000, 2006, 2007, and Kristoff won a second Emmy in 2008, for Best Supporting Actor for his role on The Young and The Restless. Kristoff has had the distinct honor of winning the prestigious NAACP Image Award as Best Actor in a Daytime Drama, "The Young and the Restless" nine times. He has been nominated for the Image award sixteen times Kristoff is no stranger to the CBS network, having starred in the series "Charlie and Company", with Flip Wilson, Gladys Knight, and Della Reese. He was also a series regular on CBS' "The Bad News Bears." Kristoff also starred in the Spelling Series, "The San Pedro Beach Bums". As a child and young adult, Kristoff worked with legendary entertainers such as Richard Pryor, Tony Orlando, Diahann Carroll, Jack Warden, James Earl Jones, Bill Cosby, Flip Wilson, Smokey Robinson, Irene Cara, Gladys Knight, Farrah Fawcett, Jon Voight, and had the distinction of playing the title role of Young Alex Haley in "Roots 2", for which he won a 'Youth in Film' award. Kristoff has starred in many television dramatic features and mini series, (list available upon request) as well as over two dozen television guest star roles including "Suddenly Susan", "Arliss", "The Jamie Foxx Show", "Get Real", "Pensacola", "Martin", "Living Single", "For Your Love", "The Cosby Show", "Diagnosis Murder", etc. etc. Additionally, he had a recurring role, playing Holly Robinson's boyfriend on the ABC-TV sitcom series "Hanging with Mr. Cooper". He also guest starred in Bow Wow's WB pilot project, "Saving Jason". Kristoff's feature film credits include starring roles in "The Champ", "Top of the Heap", "A Man Called God", and "Trois 2, Pandoras Box", Kristoff starred in the independent feature "Carpool Guy", directed by and starring fellow daytime alum Corbin Bernsen. Kristoff has appeared on "The Tonight Show", with Jay Leno, and over three dozen other talk shows! Kristoff was voted one of the 40 most fascinating faces by 'People' Magazine in 1998. Additionally, Kristoff was voted one of the 'top ten soap studs' of all time by E-On Line in 1999. Unwilling to limit his artistic talents to acting, Kristoff formed his own production company to produce and direct his own projects,. One of Kristoff's screenplays has been optioned by Warner Brothers. From 1995-1997, he created, produced, and hosted the CBS series, "CBS Soap Break", an up close and personal look at CBS soap stars. Kristoff has written, produced, directed, and hosted two installments of a 'behind the scenes' video series entitled, "Backstage Pass to the 25th and 26th Annual Daytime Emmy's". Kristoff has also written, produced and directed a children's workout/exercise DVD starring his two children, Julian and Paris. Kristoff was hired by the Starz network as an official spokesperson for the Black Starz channel. In 2006, Kristoff was hired to host TV Guide's "Close-up", and "Soap Secrets". Kristoff hosted the Pre Show to the Golden Globes, Live on the Red Carpet, for the T.V. Guide Network in 2007. Kristoff is also the brainchild of a Hollywood based DVD/board game, 'Becoming a Celebrity' that hit toy store shelves in 2005. In 2008, Kristoff produced a $2 million dollar Independent feature film "A Bridge To Nowhere", directed by Blair Underwood. Kristoff was voted as one of TV Guides top 25 Sexiest Soap males in 2008. Kristoff Guest Starred on "Everybody Hates Chris" in 2008, playing himself! Summer of 2008, Kristoff hosted TV Guides "Soaps Top 25 Sexiest Ladies" Kristoff won his second Emmy for playing the popular character of Neil Winters on "The Young and The Restless" in 2008. In 2009, Kristoff Guested on the wildly popular "L.A. INK" show on TLC, adding to his tattoo collection! Kristoff presented at the "World Magic Awards" in 2009. Kristoff starred in the Wayans pilot project "Growing Up Wayans" in the summer of 2010, playing Kim Wayan's husband and father to their 6 kids. Kristoff was a recurring guest star on the sit-com "Family Time" airing on the Bounce Network. Kristoff guest-starred in September 2013 on "Love That Girl" on TV One, working with Phil Morris, alumni from Y and R. Kristoff guest-starred on Byron Allens, "The First Family", August, 2013. Kristoff worked on a feature film project 34 years in the making: "A Man Called God", a unique 'cult' documentary about Kristoff's travels to Southern India to study with a world renowned holy man that 50 million disciples call God. Kristoff has three children, his son, Julian, and daughters, Paris and Lola.
Kristoffe Brodeur
Creating characters on live television including mainly comedy. A favorite is Kevin The Friendly Motion Capture Dragon with Jon Stewart, Chris Rock and Adam Sandler on A Night of Too Many Stars. Then live broadcasts for 30 minutes as The Young Abraham Lincoln in US Weekly Live! and George Washington presents on FOX 5 NYC July 3rd where he poked fun at the Weekend update team all morning in character. Impractical Jokers where he teased SAL about with his giant feet in 'Footloose'. And a few others with on Samantha Bee's "Full Frontal". He has been on many Marvel projects from characters, stand in, stunt placement and even a dead body every now and then including Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, Daredevil, and other projects upcoming. Going from Netflix to Disney feature films is in the making. Kristoffe Brodeur began dancing at age 15 and progressed into acting and movement theatre. He studied modern with Twyla Tharp and other groups. Then he began 3d animation and motion capture of dance and acting as well. From building humans in 3d for various projects and video editing with effects in broadcast, film and commercial projects, acting came together and became stronger than just a fond hobby. He has done motion capture acting, voice over, and characters for Sloth from The Goonies, Zombies in TMNT II, The Jim Gaffigan Show, and other commercial roles, and a demonic slime monster in another music video. He is also a stuntman with fighting, falls, jumping, flame and fire effects, but would like to stay more in the virtual world more than practical effects of stunts. Characters, wigs, makeup and prosthetics all add to his range of acting along with virtual 2d and 3d roles. A series of projects he wishes to work with as SAG are Star Wars, X-Men, and Mad Max among other ILM, Disney and Dreamworks projects. His influences are Jim Carrey, Christopher Reeves, Robin Williams, and Harrison Ford. That might be more of an admiration list actually.
Kristoffel Verdonck
Kristoffel Verdonck is known for A Walk in the Park (2018), Among the Shadows (2019) and Vele Hemels (2017).
