Walter Vivares is known for Mater (2017).

Walter ("Walt") Stanley Woltosz was born in Harrison, Arkansas on November 19, 1945. He grew up mostly in Rochester, NY and joined the Air Force in 1963 out of high school and spent nearly four years in the Strategic Air Command, which included about 400 hours flying on B-52 bombers on training missions. He was then tapped for a college/commissioning program and sent to Auburn University in 1967. He completed his Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering degree at Auburn University in 1969, Master of Administrative Science at the University of Alabama in Huntsville in 1976, and Master of Science in aerospace engineering at Auburn University in 1977. He worked in the aerospace industry from 1971-1983 developing simulation and modeling software for the design of solid propellant rocket motors and missile systems. In 1981, Walt and his wife Virginia ("Ginger") founded Words+, Inc., a California company that offered the first PC-based communication systems for people with severe disabilities, including starting in 1985, world-famous theoretical physicist, Professor Sir Stephen Hawking. In 1983, Walt left the aerospace industry to become the full-time CEO of Words+ until 1996, when the passion he had developed in aerospace for computer simulation and modeling drove Walt to apply these technologies in healthcare, developing software tools for pharmaceutical R&D as a way to minimize animal testing, failed clinical trials, delays, and cost. Walt and Ginger founded Simulations Plus in 1996 and took it public on the Nasdaq stock exchange in 1997 (symbol SLP). Always attracted to entertainment, Walt was involved as a technical assistant on _Right to Die (1987)_, _Hugo Pool (1997)_, _A Brief History of Time (1991)_, and was on-screen in _Hawking (2013)_ as himself. He was an executive producer on _Santiago (2011)_. More recently, Walt and his son, Daniel Woltosz, have written two screenplays under Iron Compass Entertainment, LLC, formed in 2012. Together they wrote, directed, and produced _Do Not Reply_, which premiered in October 2019 at the LA Shriekfest. At the Orlando Film Festival in October 2019, _Do Not Reply_ won Best Trailer and Best Poster, and was nominated for Best Cinematography, Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Director, and Best Picture. Walt has a passion for flying, and holds an Airline Transport Pilot certificate as well as helicopter rating. He flies their Cessna Citation Encore business jet.

Walter van Dyk was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is a professional actor in film and television. He can be seen in Steeltown Murders for Severn Screen on BBC1, and in The Gold on BBC1 starring Hugh Bonneville and Dominic Cooper. He recently worked opposite Jodie Foster and Shailene Woodley on The Mauritanian directed by Kevin MacDonald, and with Sienna Guillory and Lindsay Duncan on A Banquet directed by Ruth Paxton. He can also be seen in the TV series Mood with Nicole Lecky on BBC America and with David Tennant in the TV series Around the World in 80 Days on PBS America and BBC1. Other television work includes Harley and the Davidsons, London's Burning, Birds of a Feather, The Detectives, the Lynda la Plante series Framed and the BBC Screenplay Can't Stop me Dreaming. In theatre he has worked extensively in London's West End.

Walter is a writer/director and a partner in Resurgence Films. He is a close associate of Arnold Schwarzenegger and has served as his acting coach on thirteen films. He Associate Produced and was the Second Unit Director on "Pretty Woman" and well as the feature film, "Parenthood". He directed "Ancient Warriors", a film shot in Sardinia, Italy which received worldwide release. Walter started his career as an acting and dialogue coach and honed his directing skills alongside Ron Howard on the set of "Happy Days."

Walton can currently be seen starring in the breakout hit series, FALLOUT at Amazon for writer/director Jonathan Nolan. His performance has garnered him an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. He can also be seen reprising his role of 'Baby Billy' in the HBO comedy series THE RIGHTEOUS GEMSTONES, opposite Danny McBride. Walton can next be seen starring as the male lead in season 3 of THE WHITE LOTUS for HBO. Walton can previously be seen starring in Boots Riley's Amazon limited series I'M A VIRGO opposite Jharrel Jerome, starring in the Apple limited series THE LAST DAYS OF PTOLEMY GREY opposite Samuel L. Jackson, on season two of the Fox Networks Group series DEEP STATE, which he plays the role of 'Nathan Miller' and starring on the CBS comedy THE UNICORN. He can also be seen starring in the film DREAMIN' WILD starring opposite Casey Affleck and Zoey Deschanel. Walton first came to prominence portraying the cunning and morally ambiguous outlaw 'Boyd Crowder' in the hit FX series JUSTIFIED. Concurrently, Walton made quite the splash with his earth-shattering performance in FX's SON'S OF ANARCHY, portraying the transsexual prostitute 'Venus Van Dam'. Prior to that, Walton starred in the hit series THE SHIELD. He also played key roles in the Quentin Tarantino films DJANGO: UNCHAINED and THE HATEFUL EIGHT as 'Billy Crash' and 'Sheriff Chris Mannix'.

Waltrudis Buck was born and grew up in a beautiful village in Germany's Black Forest region. Manhattan is her current home and has been for decades. She holds an MFA in fiction writing from Hunter, studied acting with Lee Strasberg and Uta Hagen, worked extensively in Stock, Dinner Theater, and Regional, and won a Broadway World Connecticut Award for Driving Miss Daisy. On screen she has acted opposite DeNiro, Julia Roberts, Rashida Jones, and been directed by Woody Allen, Barry Levinson, Todd Haynes, Sofia Coppola, and Tyler Perry among others. Some of her poetry and short stories are published in the Olivetree Review. Her one-act, Water Without Berries, won an Ellie Award for Excellence in Playwriting at Ivoryton Playhouse in their "2019 Women Playwrights Initiative Festival." Her novel, The Berlin Girl.

Wam Siluka Jr. conocido por su papel en The Difference Between Us (2023), Dead Before They Wake (2025) y Home with You (2024).

Wamiq Furoghudin is known for The Breadwinner (2017).

Wamiqa Gabbi is an Indian actress who works in Punjabi, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, and Telugu films. Gabbi was born into a Punjabi family. Her father is a notable Hindi and Punjabi novelist. She studied at St. Xavier's School and completed her graduation from D.A.V College in Chandigarh. Gabbi made her debut with the Hindi film Jab We Met (2007), in which she played one of Geet's (Kareena Kapoor) cousins. She then went on to feature in the Punjabi movie Tu Mera 22 Main Tera 22 (2013) with co-stars Yo Yo Honey Singh and Amrinder Gill. She received a nomination for the best supporting actress for her role at the PTC Punjabi Film Awards. Over the years, she continued to feature in other Punjabi movies like Ishq Brandy (2014), Nikka Zaildar 2 (2017), Parahuna (2018), Dil Diyan Gallan (2019), and Nikka Zaildar 3 (2019). Gabbi got her first lead role as Tanisha in Sixteen (2013) and then another in the Telugu film Bhale Manchi Roju (2015). From then on, she played the lead in various South Indian films, including the Tamil film Maalai Nerathu Mayakkam (2016) and the Malayalam film Godha (2017) with Tovino Thomas. She won the best debut actress award for her performance in Godha at the Flowers Indian Film Awards in 2018. She bagged another Tamil film, Iravaakaalam, in March 2017, which was directed by Ashwin Saravanan, and starring Sshivada and S.J. Suryah. She also featured as the lead with Prithviraj Sukumaran and Mamta Mohandas in 9 (2019). In 2021, she appeared in a small role in the movie '83 (2021), in which she played Annu Lal, Madan Lal's wife. In 2023, she did the Punjabi movie Kali Jotta (2023). She also did a short film titled Fursat (2023) with Ishaan Khatter, directed by Vishal Bhardwaj. Besides films, Gabbi has appeared in web series like Eclipse (2021) on Hotstar, Mai (2022) on Netflix, and Modern Love Mumbai (2022) on Amazon Prime Video. She has also appeared in several music videos like Ishq Haazir Hai (2015), Angreji wali Madam (2017), Akhil: Teri Khaamiyan (2018), 100 Percent Love Aata (2018), Kade Haan Kade Naa (2021), and Afsana Khan: Tere Laare (2021).