W
W, or w, is the twenty-third and fourth-to-last letter of the modern English and ISO basic Latin alphabets. It usually represents a consonant, but in some languages it represents a vowel. Its name in English is double-u, plural double-ues.
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Colin Hanks
American actor
Oliver Stone
American film director
Thandie Newton
British actress
James Cromwell
American actor
Josh Brolin
American actor
Dirk Benedict
American film actor
Richard Quine
American director
Johnny Mandel
American composer
Rob Corddry
American actor
Jeffrey Wright
American actor
Richard Dreyfuss
American actor
William Chan
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Ioan Gruffudd
Actor
John Vernon
Canadian actor
Noah Wyle
American actor
Moritz Borman
Film producer
Twiggy Musician
English model
Michael Gaston
American film actor
Bill Block
CEO of Miramax
Stanley Weiser
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Eric Kopeloff
Film producer
Sayed Badreya
American-Egyptian actor
Brent Sexton
American actor
Dennis Boutsikaris
American character actor
Jesse Bradford
American actor
Phedon Papamichael
Cinematographer
Marley Shelton
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Kim Ui-Seong
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Michael Conrad
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Stacy Keach
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Carmen Zapata
Theater actress
Ronald Shusett
American screenwriter
Eugene Roche
American actor
Paul Rae
American film actor
Gerald Di Pego
American screenwriter
Paul Cantelon
American musical composer
Ken Lynch
American film actor
Gerald Hirschfeld
American cinematographer
Jung Yoo-jin
South Korean model
Shin Ae
South Korean actress
Alfred Ryder
American television actor
Daboo Malik
Indian music composer
PARK WON
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Randal Reeder
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Peter D. Graves
Film producer
Sung Kim
United States Special Representative for North Korea
Raj Singh Arora
Indian television actor
