Dudney Joseph Jr.
Dudney Joseph Jr grew up in Buffalo, NY as a first-generation US citizen to two Jamaican parents. As a child, he first found love for music at his local church where he learned to play the drums and piano. Growing up his High school Theatre & Music teachers helped him discover his passion for the Performing Arts. Along with a successful career in Information Technology, Dudney works full-time as an actor with a range of experience in musical theatre, commercial and film. Favorite credits include Aint Misbehavin, In The Heights, Angels in America and Jacob in La Cage Aux Folles for which he won a 2014 Artie award for Best Supporting Actor in a musical. Dudney's Self-Care routine includes cooking and traveling. He recently planned his first solo adventure to Chiang Mai and Bangkok, Thailand in 2018 after binge watching Netflix's "Somebody Feed Phil" & "Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations"
Dudu Azevedo
Dudu Azevedo, musician and actor, premiered on TV Cultura in 1990 in the television series Confessions of Adolescents, directed by filmmaker Daniel Filho. Ten years later, he breaks new ground in cinema and gives life to drummer Guto Goffi in "Cazuza - O Tempo Não Para'' (Cazuza - Time Doesn't Stop) . Starred in the film "Odique?", awarded at the Independent Film Festival in New York in 2004. On TV, he participated in more than 10 soap operas on Rede Globo, between 2003 and 2015. Among them, Duas Caras (Two Faces), Fina Estampa (Looks & Essence), Babilônia (Ambitious Women) and Flor do Caribe (Caribbean Flower). As the protagonist of the feature Pode Crer! (2007), earned his place among the most talented names of his generation. In 2010, he starred in the feature film "Muita Calma Nessa Hora", with the character Juca, which had great box office success and was directed by Felipe Joffily. In this film, he also composed with Red Trip the theme song "My Place". In 2016, the actor signed a contract with Rede Record, where he participated in soap operas such as "Os Dez Mandamentos" (Moses and the Ten Commandments), "O Rico e Lázaro" (The Rich and Lazarus) and "Jesus". Motivated by his passion of music, he also learned to play some instruments. In addition to his natural acting talent, Dudu speaks fluent English and Spanish and is a great fighter.
Dudu Fisher
David "Dudu" Fisher is a renowned artist of film, television, stage, and song, with a career spanning over five decades and venues worldwide. He is known for his Broadway performance as Jean Valjean in the musical Les Misérable, playing the lead role in Israel from 1987 to 1990. He played the role on New York's Broadway during the winter of 1993-1994, and later at London's West End, where he was invited to perform before Queen Elizabeth II. Dudu sings and acts in English, Hebrew, and Yiddish. He is an esteemed cantor, using his gifted voice for Jewish liturgy in synagogues throughout the world.
Dudu Golan
Dudu Golan is an actor, known for Achat Efes Efes (2011), Bekrov Etzlech (2014) and HaAchayot HaMutzlachot Sheli (2016).
Dudu Moreira
Dudu Moreira is known for Vai Anitta (2018).
Duduzile Ngcobo
Duduzile Ngcobo is known for A Soweto Love Story (2024), Umakoti Wethu (2021) and Durban Gen (2020).
Due John Strauss
Due John Strauss is known for Nong, Pee, Teerak (2018).
Dueal Andrews
Dueal Andrews is an African-American actor, singer, writer, producer and native of Southern Los Angeles, CA. The youngest of five children and the only son to his parents. He is also a proud alum of both Lawndale High School and California State University, Dominguez Hills where he studied and graduated receiving his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts. Soon after college, he continued to hone his skills through intensive training with acting coach and notable actress, Dinora Walcott of Acting Honesty. In 2014, Dueal proved that he was more than just a performer, when he decided to take a more active role behind the scenes as not only a screenwriter but also a producer, as he along with his colleagues established DIVO Productions, an independent multi-media production company based in Los Angeles that specializes in producing daring, innovative, vital, outstanding content while providing career opportunities for emerging artists. Two years later, Andrews partnered up with fellow artist, Amber Nicolle Gilbert to write and produce his company's first indie short film, Former Flames. Dueal has gained exposure being featured in co-star and recurring guest roles in several stage, television and independent film projects including Cheetah In August, Wade's World The Series, Eye Scream, Forked Up, The Number Reboot, Reality Bites and most recently, the critical-acclaimed independent short, Immigrant Brothers (2017). In his leisure, Dueal enjoys singing, karaoke, hiking, cooking, traveling, fitness and social activism.
Duece Anderson
Duece Anderson is known for Nasty (2022).
Duece King
Duece King is an actor and writer, known for Conflicted (2021), Hunger Pangs (2019) and Conflicted (2021).
