Harrison Grant
Harrison Grant is known for 9-1-1: Lone Star (2020), Star Trek: Picard (2020) and The Matchmaker's Playbook (2018).
Harrison Greene
This burly stage comedian first appeared on film in Men Call It Love (1931). Harrison went on to become a notable character actor with a knack for foreign accents. Notable appearances included two Three Stooges comedies. Harrison played the roles of A. Mouser in the Three Stooges' Ants in the Pantry (1936), and Bustoff the wrestler in another Stooge opus, Grips, Grunts and Groans (1937). Harrison was also featured in all three of Republic's Dick Tracy serials.
Harrison Halewood
Born in Fort Worth, Texas on July 14 2004 Harrison, is the youngest of the family's 4 children. He grew up in and still lives in Crowley Texas, but finds most of his work in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Harrison got his start in the entertainment industry at the Age of 4 as a Dillard's clothing model at the famous Studios at Las Colinas. A regular at CRM Stuidos, Harrison had a large breadth of work at a very young age. From there Harrison's love for the arts only blossomed. Inspired by his older brother Logan who moved to Los Angeles on his 18th birthday to pursue a career in visual arts, Harrison never had a doubt about his direction. By the Age of 8 Harrison, without asking his parents, entered his first talent show and won by singing Where is Love from the musical Oliver. That summer he auditioned for and was cast in Casa Manana's Summer Stock show, Guys and Dolls and was cast as one of the gamblers and at the age of 8 a drunk patron. The following year he was cast in Casa Manana's, Music Man as Winthrop Paroo. After his second Season at Casa Manana. Harrison auditioned for and was accepted at the age of 9, into the renowned Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts, theater, and singing program. Harrison's second internal audition at the Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts got him placed as one of the youngest ever members of the world famous traveling Texas Boys Choir. And though a health issue caused him to miss 2 months of school his talents kept him in both FWAFA and the Texas Boys Choir as his spots where held for his return. And as is still a key trademark of his work ethic today, Harrison worked diligently to get back to top form, complete his school work, pass the year and take part in numerous school plays, skits and musicals. By his 3rd year at FWAFA, Harrison was landing lead roles in this school rife with some of the best young talent in the country. And at 12 years old landed the lead role as Buddy in Diviners and got rave reviews. At the age of 13 Harrison's parents allowed him to audition and take work outside of the Fort Worth Area. Though they haven't let him get an agent as of yet. In his first year out auditioning for Television and Film, Harrison has Landed 4 lead roles in Television and Film. His first lead role was in Mystic Xrossing, directed by Micheal Green and it won several audience awards. At the age of 14 Harrison is a very busy and in demand talent in DFW and has recently accepted an offer to sing lead vocals and play the keyboards for the well established band "The Kid Brothers". Fathers side Note: Having been around the entertainment industry for over a decade as parents you see and learn a lot of things. My wife's and my goal for our son has always been to provide opportunity so that he can explore the world and find his passion. Harrison has never been pushed to do anything in the industry and we make him manage his own pursuit of his desired auditions and goals. But this kid is relentless in his pursuit of his acting and singing passion and absolutely flourishes the busier he gets. And we are his biggest supporters and cheerleaders. While also being very friendly and easy to work with parents for Directors, Producers and Production companies.
Harrison Held
Harrison Held is known for Love Hollywood Style (2006), JAG (1995) and Angel (1999).
Harrison Holzer
A native New Yorker, Harrison Holzer made his film debut playing the incomparable, Oscar-winning Sam Rockwell's son in "Better Living Through Chemistry." He has three great loves: his Knicks, his family, and comedy. He received stellar reviews in his improvisational tour de force performance with Jason Segel & Cameron Diaz in "Sex Tape." Although he loved squaring off with Segel in his scenes, his most memorable experience from shooting was being fed some kale off Ms. Diaz's fork. Harrison has also appeared in multiple TV shows over the years, like Criminal Minds, Black-ish, American Dad, and the ABC pilot "Nerd Herd." In 2017, he was part of the outstanding ensemble in the critically acclaimed indie smash-hit "My Friend Dahmer." Working on the film was a haunting and unforgettable experience. However, he says his toughest challenge shooting the film was probably the pressure of "properly sporting overalls," as his character "Mike" did constantly throughout the movie. Harvard was to be Harrison's next step; however, he deferred for a year when he booked a role unparalleled to all that had come before: Jeff Levine in "The After Party," which marks his debut lead performance. He stars alongside Kyle Harvey in this hilarious Netflix buddy comedy about two best friends who attempt to defy the odds over the course of one crazy night. Harrison hopes to eventually jump behind the camera. When he's not acting, he's writing & creating (OK let's be real, or playing Fortnite), and he imagines one day producing his own work.
Harrison Hooper
Harrison Hooper is known for Muted (2022), The Missing (2017) and Out Here on My Own (2020).
Harrison Houde
Harrison Houde "Canada's young up-and-coming top rising stars." -Hollywood Reporter Harrison has acted in over 100 episodes of television. He hosted 3 seasons of an educational children's science show called Finding Stuff Out (2011-2014) in which he won a Canadian Screen Award for in 2016 the highest accolade in Canadian film. You may also have seen Harrison as Scaredy in Spooksville (2013-2014). Harrison is also known as Bowie Sherman in YTV's & Netflix original sitcom Some Assembly Required (3 seasons, 2014-2016) for which he got nominated for a Young Artist Award. His first appearance was on the big screen screen in the 20th Century Fox theatrical release of Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2010) as Darren Walsh 'The Cheese Touch Kid', as well he has made appearances performing in The Fairly Odd Parents [Live Action Movie] (2011), Disney XD's Pants on Fire (2014), Rogue (2017), CW's iZombie (2018), The Hollow (Netflix, 2018) and Summer of '84 (Sundance Film Festival, 2018) . Harrison Houde has been involved in music and film when he was only 4 years old. Since his early teens he's been writing music and composing scores for his original online content. He plays piano, drums, and various electronic instruments with some serious skill; he always knows how to pick up a beat. He continues using these talents in his acting and producing career. Harrison began creating original digital content on YouTube in 2008, and quickly gained recognition amongst the early YouTube community. Before he transitioned to traditional content in 2012 he gained over 17,000 subscribers, and over a million total views. Houde continues to act, and has started a production company Houde Entertainment Inc. developing various projects he has a passion for. His films have premiered at festival de Cannes with Telefilm Canada's Not Short on Talent, TIFF Kids, Toronto Shorts International Film Festival, California's Independent Film Festival, IndiFest, and more. Harrison is currently developing his feature-length directorial debut.
Harrison Irvin
Harrison Irvin is known for The Adam Project (2022), The Unforgivable (2021) and Nautilus.
Harrison J. Cole
Harrison J. Cole is an actor and writer, known for Soul Reaper (2019), Dark Ditties Presents: The Witching Hour (2019) and Hashtag High (2016).
Harrison J. Reynolds
Harrison J. Reynolds is a legal representative and manager.
