Prolific producer Sandy Howard was born in the Bronx, New York on August 1, 1927. Soon afterwards his parents moved to Yonkers, where he spent his early childhood harboring dreams to set the world on fire. He broke into show business as a teenager, working as a publicist for Broadway shows for Lee Solters. During the infancy of television, Sandy, at the age of 19, started directing Howdy Doody. He continued in this new medium as the producer and director of Captain Kankaroo. On a more serious note, Howard produced Author Meets the Critics. For many years he was the executive producer of "The Barry Gray Radio Show," the forerunner of all the talk show hosts and formats that followed. On movie sets around the globe, Sandy was often mistaken for on camera talent because of his dashing good looks. He produced a total of 72 films, among them A Man Called Horse. His heroic stands on behalf of vulnerable people were multiple. While in South Africa filming he took a stand against apartheid by refusing to separate the black cast and crew members from the whites. When the government stepped in to enforce their political agenda, he moved a sleeping bag into the African compound and stayed with the segregated cast and crew. Another example was his imprisonment in Greece for an explosion of the set of Sky Rider, when he offered himself up to anti-American military officials (at the time) to save a crew member from any consequences. Many stars worked with Howard, including Jodie Foster, who got her film break in Howard's Echoes of Summer, a young Sean Connery in Meteor and famed silent screen actress Lillian Gish. He was most proud of working with Ms. Gish, who gave him an autographed photo that he always treasured. Howard married very late in life (at the age of 65) to Arlene Howard (Noel.) She was his PA in the early days of his career. He struggled with the ravages of Alzheimer's disease, to which he succumbed in on May 16, 2008. A classic gentleman, Sandy Howard was always dashing and cavalier to the very end.
Sandy Hudson is an actress, known for Christmas at the Chateau (2019).
Sandy Huong Pham was born in the year 1980 in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam where she resides. Her Father was in the military and her Mother was working several jobs to take care of Sandy and her two siblings. Sandy, like most young Vietnamese children growing up in the difficult years following the American war in Vietnam, has learned the challenges and benefits of hard work which she hopes to share as an example of today's youth in Vietnam. Sandy began her modeling and acting career over 10 years ago appearing in television and media roles in her native Vietnam, as well as modeling in Asia and the U.S.A. Her best known acting role to date has been in the Spike Lee production 'Da5 Bloods' which had a global release on Netflix on June 12, 2020. Sandy plays the character Michon, who is the estranged illegitimate child of leading man Otis (played by Clarke Peters) and Tien (played by Le Y. Lan); a common experience of U.S. military servicemen who fathered children with Vietnamese women during the war. A deeper dive and review of the complex relationship dynamics can be found at media links below. Sandy has various hobbies and interests outside of acting and modeling; especially travel, yoga and fitness, gourmet cooking, wine, golf, trekking, and diving. She also believes strongly in philanthropy, and donating her time, talent and treasure to various charities in Vietnam. In her own words; 'we are only here on earth a short time, and we are all brothers and sisters in the same global community. We should focus more on helping others who are in need because we have been blessed, while many others have not been so fortunate'.
Sandy Jackson is known for Street of a Thousand Pleasures (1972).
Sandy Jamieson is known for Zombies Have Fallen (2017).
Sandy Jobin-Bevans was born on April 21, 1972 in Flin Flon, Manitoba, Canada. He is an actor and writer, known for Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (2004), Life with Boys (2011) and Deal with It! (2012). He is married to Kylee Evans.
Sandy Johnson is a Bafta Award winning director, writer and producer who has worked extensively in comedy and drama. He started as a painter at art school in Glasgow and worked as an actor, appearing as one of the "Knights of Ni" in MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL. After film school, he began a career in directing with THE COMIC STRIP PRESENTS... for C4 and made his first full length feature COAST TO COAST (1987) starring Lenny Henry, John Shea and Pete Postlethwaite, followed by LEAVING (1988) a coming of age feature set in 1960s Greenock. His work on pop videos led to the music based road movie THE WRECK ON THE HIGHWAY (1990) starring the country singer Lynn Anderson (Rose Garden). He directed major drama series for ITV - INSPECTOR MORSE, RUTH RENDELL MYSTERIES, GONE TO THE DOGS, GONE TO SEED, A TOUCH OF FROST, and a musical feature in the USA, SOUL SURVIVORS (1995) starring Ian McShane and Isaac Hayes, before returning to the BBC to make ROUGHNECKS, a 7-part drama set on the North Sea oil rigs. More comedy followed with ADRIAN MOLE - THE CAPPUCCINO YEARS and JONATHAN CREEK starring Alan Davies, where he won his first Bafta for Best Drama series. AUF WIEDERSEHEN PET in Thailand, SUPERNOVA, with Rob Brydon in Australia, KINGDOM with Stephen Fry and LOVE SOUP starring Tamsin Greig were followed by HARRY AND PAUL with Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse where he won a further 2 Baftas for Best Comedy Series. He directed CRADLE TO GRAVE, an 8 part series based on the real life adventures of Danny Baker starring Peter Kay and two films with Harry Hill, THE INCREDIBLE ADVENTURES OF PROFESSOR BRANESTAWM and PROFESSOR BRANESTAWM RETURNS adapted by Charlie Higson from the books by Norman Hunter. He directed 6 series of the ever-popular NTA award winning comedy series BENIDORM for ITV and has recently completed THE INDIAN DETECTIVE, a 4-part series for CTV/Netflix starring Russell Peters, Anupam Kher, William Shatner and Mishqa Parthiephal and HOLD THE SUNSET a 6-part series for BBC1 reuniting him with Monty Python's John Cleese.
Sandy Kane is known for The Florida Project (2017), Peaches Does Herself (2012) and The Chris Gethard Show: Public Access (2011).
Sandy Kate Slade is an actress and producer, known for The Mary Morstan Mysteries (2012), In Circles (2016) and Ripped: Women's Hearts (2015).
Sandy Kellerman is known for How to Marry a Mink (2009), Land of the Dead (2005) and Continuity Problems (2009).