The Guardian
The Guardian is a British daily newspaper. It was founded in 1821 as The Manchester Guardian, and changed its name in 1959. Along with its sister papers The Observer and The Guardian Weekly, the Guardian is part of the Guardian Media Group, owned by the Scott Trust.
The Guardian People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Ruve McDonough
Film producer ‧ Neal McDonough's wife
Joe Wizan
Film producer
Joe Arquette
American-Mexican actor
Tanner Gill
Stunt coordinator
Stephen Volk
Screenwriter
Thomas Rosales Jr.
American actor
Dale Wilson
Canadian voice actor
Brandon Molale
American actor
Conrad E. Palmisano
American film director
Yoshio Iizuka
Actor
Simon Denny
Artist
Shelby Fenner
Actress
Dan Greenburg
American writer
Zaza Urushadze
Georgian film director
Giorgi Kipshidze
Actor
Frank Zagarino
American personal trainer
Jack Hues
Singer
Bob Saunders
American coach
Roger Edwards
American meteorologist
Peter MacGregor
Politician
Charles Malik
Former President of the United Nations General Assembly
Chin Shih Chieh
Taiwanese actor
Stellina Rusich
Actress
Andy Davis
Former Arkansas State Representative
Mikheil Meskhi
Actor
Guka Rcheulishvili
Film producer
Nutsa Kukhianidze
Georgian actress
Justin Kutcher
Sports commentator
Vladimir Tevlovski
Stunt actor
Michael Kostner
German football player
Niaz Diasamidze
Georgian musician
Tony Snegoff
Gregory Snegoff's brother
Pamela Brull
American actress
Pine
Plants
Norm Compton
Actor
Wayne Dehart
American actor
Greg Sproles
Actor
Ray Reinhardt
American actor
Gregory J. Barnett
Stuntman
Robert O. Ragland
American film score composer
Alex Daniels
Actor
Angie Lam
Film editor
David Greene
American football player
Kathy Bishop
John Bishop's mother
Katie Lynch
Australian rules footballer
James Burton
American guitarist
Melissa Sagemiller
American television actress