Gunnar Cauthery
Gunnar Cauthery began acting as a child, playing lead roles in the Icelandic feature film Benjamin Dove and the much-loved BBC children's drama series The Demon Headmaster. After university he studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and since graduating in 2008 he has sustained a prolific career in UK theatre. He has also been seen on screen in War Horse, Genius and The Tudors. In 2018, he joined the cast for season 2 of Mars, playing new series regular Lieutenant Mike Glenn, second-in-command of the Olympus Town colony.
Gunnar Dalton
Gunnar Dalton is known for Secret Santa: A Christmas Adventure (2021), Problems Higher Up (2021) and 1958 (2019).
Gunnar DeYoung
Gunnar DeYoung is an actor, known for Belgravia (2020) and Comme des grands (2021).
Gunnar Deatherage
As a contestant on seasons 9 & 10 of Lifetime's Project Runway, Gunnar Deatherage was well known for his unique fabrication, eye for styling, and quirky whimsical aesthetic. His experience on the show came to life on one of the biggest stages in the fashion industry, the tents of the Lincoln Center, where he presented his Spring/Summer 2012 collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Gunnar has built his namesake brand by creating innovative collections each season and showing the collections around the country in cities like Austin, Portland, Miami, New York, Dallas, Houston, and Birmingham. Gunnar's collections transport audiences to the root of the inspiration for each collection through theatrical music, distinct styling, and clothing for the "not so every day" person. Each collection encompasses a character, with fully developed stories through the clothing. Gunnar later competed on Project Runway Allstars season 4 where he showcased his talent once again on an internationally televised platform. Gunnar's career has crossed over into multiple industries, all focused around costuming and clothing. Gunnar has recently been costuming films, and television shows, as well as working with record labels and bands to create costumes for artists and their international tours.
Gunnar Eiriksson
Gunnar Eiriksson is an actor, known for Pørni (2021) and Twin (2019).
Gunnar Eiriksson
Gunnar Eiriksson is an actor, known for Pørni (2021) and Twin (2019).
Gunnar Garrett
GUNNAR GARRETT joined the United States Air Force after high school where he worked as a Nuclear Weapons Specialist for four years. After his time with the Air Force he continued on with his military career with the Army National Guard. During his eight years with the Guard he was deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Gunnar Gruenewald
Gunnar Gruenewald is an actor, known for A Doggone Christmas (2016).
Gunnar Hansen
He was born in Reykjavik, Iceland and moved to the United States at the age of 5. Gunnar lived in Maine till he was 11, his family then moving to Texas, where he went to high school before attending the University of Texas. At the university, he did some theater work and majored in English and mathematics before going on to graduate in English and Scandinavian Studies. Despite graduating in the aforementioned fields, his first job out of high school was as a computer operator. In the summer of 1973, he heard that Tobe Hooper and others were in town to work on a movie and decided to try out for a part. After interviewing with Tobe Hooper and the writer of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), Kim Henkel, he was cast in the role of the disturbed, mentally handicapped killer, Leatherface. After Chainsaw, Hansen went on to work as a freelance writer for magazines for several years before going on to write books, one later being set in Iceland about purported serial killer, Henry Lee Lucas. He has gone on to write multiple screenplays - one co-written with his partner Gary Jones, director of Mosquito (1994)). Gunnar also directed a documentary on Greenland and had a stint designing web pages for GTE.
Gunnar Helgason
Gunnar Helgason was born on November 24, 1965. He is an actor and director, known for The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013), Víti í Vestmannaeyjum (2018) and Dansinn (1998).
