Sam Booth
Sam Booth was born and raised in London, the son of a musician and a primary school headteacher. Since 2004 he has been a recurring presence in the work of the British theatre company Punchdrunk, devising and performing roles in productions such as The Firebird Ball (2005), Faust (2006-07), and Tunnel 228 (2009). He is best known for his performance as the studio boss Mr Stanford in the huge cult hit The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable (2013-14).
Sam Borden
Sam Borden is known for The Men Who Sold the World Cup (2021), SportsCenter (1979) and Quite Frankly with Stephen A. Smith (2005).
Sam Boxleitner
Sam Boxleitner was born in Los Angeles, California, into a show business family. He had dreams of following the family trade from an early age. His parents are actors Bruce Boxleitner and Kathryn Holcomb Ogilvy, and actor Ian Ogilvy is his step-father. His brother Lee Boxleitner, half-brother Michael Boxleitner, and step-brother Dakota Brinkman are actors as well. Sam attended Chaminade College Preparatory in Los Angeles where he excelled in the arts, especially drama and music. After starring in several plays and small film roles, Sam made the decision to put acting on hold to focus on music. He attended Musicians Institute in Hollywood, California where he attained a commercial certificate for contemporary composition and guitar. Sam spent the better half of a decade composing music and touring with various bands locally and nationally. After a long and tumultuous tour, Sam took a job as a runner that eventually landed him a job as a set production assistant. After approximately fifteen minutes of being on set, Sam was bitten by "the bug" and made the decision he would stop at nothing to be in front of the camera. He has not looked back since. In 2014, Sam and his brother Lee Boxleitner produced the short film, "Downstairs" which earned them much praise along the horror film festival circuit including screenings at the largest and longest running film festival in the United States, Screamfest Horror Film Festival, the United Kingdom's Dark Scream Film Festival and Eliot Brodsky's Monsterpalooza.
Sam Boyd
Sam Boyd is a writer and producer, known for Love Life (2020), In a Relationship (2018) and Goosebumps (2015).
Sam Brabham
Sam Brabham is known for Brabham (2019).
Sam Bradford
Sam is an award winning film and commercials director from Kent, England. A grad from Greenwich University in London, Sam has travelled the world and worked alongside talents such as George Clooney, Simon Callow, Dexter Fletcher and Helen Mirren. Sam is known for his feature directorial debut, The Pay Day (2022), creating the groundbreaking web series, The Few (2016), the award winning, Edelweiss (2017) and ALTER original, A-Symmetry (2019).
Sam Breslin Wright
Sam Breslin Wright is an actor and director, known for Madam Secretary (2014), The Beaver (2011) and Rescue Me (2004).
Sam Brewer
Sam Brewer is an actor, known for Driftless (2020).
Sam Brice
Sam Brice is an actor, known for Chicago P.D. (2014), Soul Santa (2021) and The Neverlands (2015).
Sam Brilhart
Samuel Rush Brilhart was born and raised in the agricultural mecca of the Midwest in a small town just outside of Flint, Michigan. Inclined to Musical Theatre at a young age, Sam played roles in The Music Man, Bye Bye Birdie, and South Pacific. After training at the Moscow Art Theatre in Moscow, Russia Sam did Improv in Chicago at Second City, Improv Olympic and The Annoyance. Sam resides in Los Angeles and New York where he's had numerous film and TV roles and he performs stand up comedy at The Comedy Store, The Icehouse, and Flappers. He also runs the radio arm of an Entertainment Company. When he's not performing Sam loves making wine with his parents and being in nature.
