Fred Cavens

Fencing master and graduate of the Military Institute of Physical Education and Fencing (Belgium), he was responsible for bringing style and technique to the duels in Hollywood films. Born of French parents, Cavens had started in a military school at the age of seven and by the time he was 15 had decided to take up the sword. He graduated from the Institute at 18 and was a fencing master at 21. Soon after his marriage, to a danseuse in a Belgian opera company, he emigrated to the US. His son Albert Cavens was his associate in the teaching and performing fencing stunts in Hollywood movies.

Fred Chang

Fred Coury

At age 5, Fred Coury started taking violin lessons. At age 6 he participated in his first public performance. Between the ages of 7 and 9 he studied at the Beirut Conservatory of Music in Beirut, Lebanon. At age 10 he added the trumpet to his repertoire. Finally, at age 12 he started to play the drums. At age 14 Fred saw The Who perform in Toronto, Canada at CNE Stadium. This was the moment where Coury realized that performing and being a professional drummer was his destiny. While many in his neighborhood told him to stop dreaming and get a real job, he was encouraged by his close friends to carry on. In just five short years, at the age of 19, Fred Coury returned to CNE Stadium to perform with Cinderella.

Fred Cowie

Fred Cowie is known for Milgram and the Fastwalkers (2012), Milgram and the Fastwalkers 2 (2018) and Conviction (2008).

Fred Crabtree

Fred Crabtree is an actor, known for Run for the High Country (2018).

Fred Cross

Fred Cross is an actor, known for Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000), Lear's Shadow (2018) and The Office (2005).

Fred Dame

Frederick Dame was born in Monterey, CA on June 3, 1953. He grew up in Monterey and attended public high school there. He then went on to attend Washington and Lee college in Virginia. He found his love for wine in his travels in Europe and began his work from there. He was the first American to ever win the Krugg Cup and passed his masters exam in one try. He met his wife and has two children currently while residing in San Francisco.

Fred David

Fred David is known for Enfer & Paradis (2021) and 100 Foot Wave (2021).

Fred Davis

Fred Davis is an actor, known for Angrily Ever After (2019).

Fred Dekker

Writer/director Fred Dekker was born on April 9, 1959 in San Francisco, California. An avid comic book fan, monster movie buff, and film nerd from an early age, Dekker was rejected by both USC and UCLA film schools. He wound up attending UCLA as an English major instead. His fellow UCLA classmates included future screenwriters Shane Black (who collaborated with Dekker on the script for "The Monster Squad"), Ed Solomon, and Chris Matheson. One of Dekker's early projects in Hollywood was a 3-D "Godzilla" picture that sadly never panned out. Fred's first film credit was writing the story for the amusing horror comedy "House." He made his promising debut as writer/director with the terrific "Night of the Creeps," which paid affectionate homage to the blithely silly low-budget horror flicks he grew up loving as a kid. He followed this fine feature with the equally delightful tongue-in-cheek pastiche "The Monster Squad." Alas, both movies received mixed reviews from the critics and flopped at the box office, but have fortunately gone on to acquire huge cult followings. Dekker wrote five episodes of the immensely enjoyable cable TV horror anthology series "Tales from the Crypt": "Split Personality," "And All Through the House," "Lower Berth," "Only Sin Deep," and "The Thing From the Grave" (Fred directed this episode as well). He wrote the stories for the exciting revenge thriller "Ricochet" and the failed spy spoof "If Looks Could Kill." More recently Fred Dekker wrote several episodes of and served as a consulting producer on the science fiction TV show "Enterprise."