Voice actors
Beata Pozniak, also credited as Beata Poźniak, is a Polish-American actor, voice artist, producer, writer, and advocate. Viewers may know her as Marina Oswald in Oliver Stone’s JFK; players may know her as Skarlet in Mortal Kombat 11; audiobook listeners may know her as the narrator of Olga
American filmmakers
Barry Sonnenfeld is an American director, cinematographer, and producer best known for giving comedies and fantastical stories a carefully controlled visual style and dry, straight-faced humor. He began as a cinematographer before directing films, a shift that helps explain his attention to lenses, framing, camera movement, and production design.
Photography
Barret Oliver is the former child actor best known as Bastian Balthazar Bux in 1984’s The NeverEnding Story, and he is not generally known as an active screen actor today. After a busy run in 1980s films including D.A.R.Y.L. and Cocoon, he shifted into fine-
Modern art
Barbara Swan (1922–2003) was an American artist known chiefly for portrait drawings and original prints, especially lithographs. Her work often depicts writers, artists, musicians, performers, and other cultural figures with close attention to expression, posture, and presence. If you have found her name on a print, gallery listing, auction
Identity verification
Barbara Joyce is not necessarily one uniquely identifiable public figure. The name can refer to several people, so the right identification depends on the record or source where you found it and the details around it. Don't assume the first search result is the right person. Start with
American writers
Avery Monsen is an American writer, comedian, and performer best known for co-creating the darkly comic illustrated book **All My Friends Are Dead** with Jory John. His work includes humor books, comedy writing, performance, and short-form comic material. He is notable for a deadpan style that pairs simple
American actors
Austin O'Brien is the American former child actor best known as Danny Madigan in the 1993 film Last Action Hero. He is the movie-loving boy who is pulled through a screen into Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Jack Slater action world, a role viewers remember for its mix of
The Lives Behind the Roles: Biographies of American Actors and Actresses
Audie England is an American actress best known for her 1990s screen work, especially as Elena Martin in the 1995 erotic drama *Delta of Venus*. She also appeared in Matthew Bright’s 1996 dark crime comedy *Freeway* and the 1995 television movie *The Wasp Woman*. Her confirmed professional credits are
Artie Auerbach was an American comic actor in network radio and early television, best known for playing Mr. Kitzel on *The Jack Benny Program*. Mr. Kitzel was not a separate real person: he was Auerbach’s comic character, recognized by a high, nasal voice, measured delivery, and “hoo-hoo-hoo”
Aron Eisenberg was the American actor who played Nog on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. His performance turned Nog from a comic young Ferengi into the first Ferengi to join Starfleet, giving one of the series’ strongest coming-of-age stories warmth and emotional weight. Eisenberg died on September 21,
This article does not identify a single confirmed man named “Armand H. Griffith.” It documents the name form as an unresolved historical identity because the name alone has not been tied to verified dates, place, occupation, residence, or institutional affiliation. If you found it in a clipping, caption, family paper,
Anthony James was an American actor and painter who lived from 1942 to 2020. He was a familiar character actor rather than a conventional leading man, best known for playing villains, suspects, drifters, and other unsettling outsiders in films and television. If you recognize his narrow, intense face from an
Ariana Richards played Lex Murphy, John Hammond’s resourceful granddaughter, in Steven Spielberg’s 1993 film Jurassic Park. Lex is still Richards’s best-known role because Jurassic Park reached an enormous audience and placed the character at the center of the film’s survival story. Richards continued acting for
Annette Calud cannot be identified reliably from the name alone. To confirm that a profile, mention, or record refers to the right person, match the exact name with public context such as an employer, role, publication, event, or public account, then verify that combination in independent, credible sources. Do not
Anne Power Hardenbergh cannot be identified as one verified person from the name alone. No dates, place, document image, or cited authority have been supplied here to establish her birth and death dates, parents, spouse, residence, or historical role. The name offers useful clues: “Power” may be a birth surname
Ann Davenport is not one uniquely identifiable public figure: several people share the name, and search results can combine their records. The best-known Ann Davenport in film-related results is an English screen actress, generally listed as living from 1915 to 1997, but that does not make her the
“Ann Yen” does not identify one specific person on its own; it can refer to several people, social profiles, directory entries, or credits. To confirm which Ann Yen you mean, use the context where you found the name—such as a profession, location, organization, credited work, or verified link—rather
“Angna Enters” is not enough on its own to identify a business or confirm a payment request. It is often an abbreviation for “Angna Enterprises,” but it could also be a shortened listing name, a typo, or the name of an unrelated business. Before contacting or paying anyone, match the
“Anita Wetzel” does not identify one verified public figure on its own; search results can point to several people with that name. To identify the relevant person, match the name to the context in which you found it: the field, employer or institution, location where relevant, dates, and a specific