Courtney Wu
Courtney Wu was born into a working class family in Hong Kong. He spent his teenage years sneaking into cinema after school, mostly watching European movies, usually twice in the same day -- the 2:30 and 5:30 shows. During the first show, he watched the movie just as anybody else would, but for the second viewing he concentrated on the camera movement and angles. He became very interested in the role of director although he also paid some attentions to the actors. After doing this for about one and a half year, he was caught by the cinema usher and found the cinema door shut later on. Two years later, he went to US to continue his high school study. When it was time to decide on a major in college, Courtney followed his intuition after watching the late Bill Bixby "Incredible Hulk" on TV and chose radiologic technology. He became, after learning radiology, not an incredible hunk, but a licensed radiologic technologist instead. In his spare time he ventured into the world of acting through occasional classes in People's Light Theatre in Malvern and Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia. In 1991, he portrayed police officer Welch in Neil Simon's play "Rumors", at a dinner theatre near Philadelphia with the Phoenix Company. Upon his return to Hong Kong, Courtney entered the movie industry through occasional roles in local movies. Today, Courtney Wu has appeared over 90 films and 30 TV programs in Hong Kong. Since 2007 he has also appeared in "Police Magazine", a weekly show on RTHK, the government TV station. In 2016, joining with executive producers and directors, Courtney Wu had finally the privilege to step on the stage as the lead actor to the film "Ten Years" to receive the Best Picture Award from the 35th Annual Hong Kong Film Award ceremony. In 2019, his short film titled "Who's Next" generated 610K views on Youtube within the first two months. Courtney had been an avid fan for Dick Wolf's "Law and Order SVU" since its inception 25 years ago. He hopes someday he can appear in that television series as a major villain.
Courtney-Jane White
Courtney-Jane White was born on March 11, 1989 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. She is an actress, known for The Lookout (2007), Todd and the Book of Pure Evil (2010) and Silent Night (2012).
Cousin Fik
Cousin Fik is known for Don't Get Caught (2018) and Baby Bash Feat. Cousin Fik & Driyp Drop: Blow It in Her Face (2013).
Cousin Sammy
Cousin Sammy is known for The House of Ho (2020).
Covadonga Berdiñas
Covadonga Berdiñas was born in Galicia, Spain. She is known for Padre Casares (2008), Dalia, a modista (2016) and Los renglones torcidos de Dios (2022).
Covin Cheng
Covin Cheng is known for Hong Kong 1942 (2022) and Battlebox (2023).
Cow Chan
Cow Chan is an actor, known for Sap nin (2015).
Cowboy
SAG-AFTRA Actor, Cowboy is a former police officer and detective turned actor living in the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina. Getting his start working in movies in August of 2014. The first movie he worked on was Masterminds with Zach Galifianakis and Owen Wilson. Since then he has worked on numerous feature films and television shows including The Fate Of The Furious, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, and a principal speaking role in American Animals. Television series include Shots Fired, Hap and Leonard, The Walking Dead, and Outcast. With his previous law enforcement experience as a police officer, deputy, and detective Cowboy also works as a law enforcement consultant for movies and tv. Follow Cowboy on FB and Twitter: cowboytheactor
Cowboy Elliott
Cowboy Elliott is an actor, known for Razortooth (2007), The Scorpion King: Book of Souls (2018) and Bring It On: Worldwide #Cheersmack (2017).
Cowboy Troy
Troy Coleman, aka Cowboy Troy, entered the country music fan's consciousness with the multi-lingual breakdown in the middle of "Rollin' (The Ballad of Big & Rich)", the opening track to multi-platinum-selling label mates Big & Rich's 2004 release Horse of a Different Color. However, he had been on the Texas circuit long before that. During his years at the University of Texas, he started playing clubs with a blend of rap and country music that would come to be known as "hick-hop." Born Dec. 18, 1970, Coleman grew up in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area listening to country artists (Charlie Daniels, Jerry Reed, Kenny Rogers), rock artists (ZZ Top, KISS, Boston and the Eagles) and rap artists (Run DMC and LL Cool J) who subsequently influenced his style of music. A former employee of Foot Locker, Cowboy Troy signed to Warner Bros. Nashville in 2004 and released his first single, "Playing Chicken With the Train," in early 2005.
