Sean Cronin was born in West London to an English mother and an Irish/Welsh father. After forming rock band 'The Marionettes' in the 1980's he toured the world as their front man for 10 years (1985-1995) playing to sell out audiences with acts like Pearl Jam and Nirvana after 4 albums and world tours returned to England where he created one of London's most infamous nightclubs 'Club Wild' (1996). Destiny struck in the early nineties and Sean was bitten by the film bug. He quickly became a cinematographer and director in his own right shooting dozens of high end music videos, short films. Sean directed the award winning An Unfortunate Woman (2014) and has shot several features including Throw of a Dice (2012). In parallel due to his intense and menacing presence Sean was asked to play supporting roles in films like James Bond, Le monde ne suffit pas (1999), La momie (1999), Le retour de la momie (2001), and Harry Potter et la chambre des secrets (2002) are a few. Moving inevitably from the background to the foreground he more recently plays 'Cyrus' in The Thompsons (2012) sequel to the Hollywood Vampire movie The Hamiltons (2006) by the The Butcher Brothers and inChris Bouchard Hackney's Finest (2014) 2012 he plays crazy Russian gangster 'Dellski' and In 'Graham Cantwell's' The Callback Queen (2013) he plays 'east end' gangster 'Arry' and more recently 'Jacob' in 'Ryan Bonders (I)'_ The Brother (2014)_ Sean has developed his craft both in acting and film making and is well as being an eclectic and talented film maker he is fast becoming one of the most convincing and sinister 'adversary's' in modern day cinema.
Sean has his own production company 'Magnificent Films'.
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Kaitlyn Boyé is an award-winning actress based in Sydney. On screen, she played Abbi Simmons on Network 7's Home and Away, Anna in Skinford by Nik Kacevski, the voice role of Charlotte in the final season of A Place To Call Home, and Alice in Tony D'Aquino's slasher The Furies. Kaitlyn also trains regularly in fight combat and stunt coordination which led her to travel to Finland to play the physically demanding villain role of Fugu in the popular Finnish superhero film RENDEL II. Kaitlyn is also a passionate filmmaker, having graduated from AFTRS, specialising in cinematography. Her recent film Therapy: The Musical, won her the award of Best Director at Lights! Canberra! Action! 2020 and screened at a number of festivals including the Sydney Women’s International, the Melbourne Women in Film, and the Canberra Short Film Festival. Kaitlyn is excited to be beginning the festival circuit for her latest short film Straight On 'Til Mourning, a psychological thriller shot in Canberra during the pandemic. Most recently, Kaitlyn portrayed the lead role in Jack Dignan's upcoming horror film Puzzle Box which has just begun the festival circuit.
Bruce Martyn Payne (born 22 November 1958) is an English actor and producer. Though better known for his villainous roles, Bruce Payne has played characters across the spectrum. His notable villainous roles include Charles Rane in Passenger 57, Jacob Kell in Highlander: Endgame and Damodar in Dungeons & Dragons and Dungeons & Dragons: Wrath of the Dragon God. His notable heroic roles include Frankie in Kounterfeit, Dr. Burton in Silence Like Glass and Major Baker in Britannic. His notable comic roles include Yellow in Keen Eddie, Dogger in Solarbabies, and the Devil in Switch. Payne has received many plaudits for his acting. A reviewer in Cosmopolitan once asserted that "saying that Payne is a good actor is like saying Fred Astaire is a good dancer."
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Mikko Nousiainen was born on April 26, 1975 in Tampere, Finland as Mikko Olavi Nousiainen. He is an actor, known for Mannerheim, Täällä Pohjantähden alla (2009) and Putkinotko (1998). He has been married to Linda Wiklund since July 2017. They have one child. He was previously married to Petra Karjalainen.
