Wayne Grayson
Wayne Grayson was born on 8 May 1972 in New York City, New York, USA. He is an actor, known for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003), Yu-Gi-Oh! (2000) and Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Movie - Pyramid of Light (2004). He has been married to Shannon Rhea Thomason since 2 April 2006. They have two children.
Wayne Gretzky
Wayne Gretzky, nicknamed "The Great One, " is widely considered the greatest hockey player of all-time. At the time of his retirement at the end of the 1998-99 NHL season he was the NHL's all-time scoring leader in Goals, Assists & Points in both the regular season & Stanley Cup Playoffs. He led the NHL in scoring a record 10 times, was Captain of 4 Stanley Cup Championship teams, and was named the league's MVP a record 9 times. He is the only NHL player ever to score 200 Points in a season, and did so 4 times in the span of 5 years. A great ambassador of pro sports, he was also named the NHL's Most Gentlemanly Player 4 times and received the Order of Canada (their highest civilian honor) in 1998. Upon his retirement in 1999, his trademark jersey No. 99 was retired by the NHL.
Wayne Hapi
Wayne Hapi is known for The Dark Horse (2014), Savage (2019) and The Gone (2023).
Wayne Harrison
Wayne Harrison is known for Invictus (2009), Escape Room: Tournament of Champions (2021) and The Empty Man (2020).
Wayne Haynes
Wayne Heffley
Wayne Heffley was born on 15 July 1927 in Bakersfield, California, USA. He was an actor, known for Orca: A Baleia Assassina (1977), Uma Dupla Quase Perfeita (1989) and King Kong (1976). He was previously married to Lynne Dalton, Ilene Nemerski, Jeanne Gash, Dorothea Heß and Mary Holder. He died on 19 November 2008 in Montrose, California, USA.
Wayne Henley
Wayne Henley was born on 9 May 1956 in Houston, Texas, USA.
Wayne Hope
Wayne Hope is an actor, writer, director and producer at Gristmill, the acclaimed production company he founded with his wife, Robyn Butler. As an actor, Wayne has appeared in iconic comedies, The Castle (1997), The Micallef Program (1998), and Very Small Business (2008), which Wayne also co-wrote and produced. Wayne also co-created, produced and directed the celebrated and award winning comedies, The Librarians (2007) Upper Middle Bogan (2013) and Little Lunch (2015) for ABC TV and The InBESTigators (2019) for Netflix/ABC and the feature film, Now Add Honey (2015). He was nominated for Best Performance in a Television Comedy for Back in Very Small Business (2018) and recently co-created the anthology series Summer Love (2022).
Wayne Huang
Wayne Huang is known for 水行俠 (2018), At Last (2021) and Ko One: Re-Member (2016).
Wayne Hughes
Wayne Hughes is an actor and voiceover talent. He was born and raised in Illinois, but moved to Atlanta, Georgia in the mid-1990's. After studying with several LA- and NY-based acting coaches, he quickly found work in commercials, television & film, and voiceovers. Wayne's first noteworthy credit occurred when he worked opposite lead actress Rebecca Hall (The Gift) in Antonio Campos' film, "Christine", about the life and tragic death of Sarasota news anchor Christine Chubbuck. The film, which made its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, also starred Michael C. Hall (Dexter). However, he is best known for his role as Art Rael in the primetime TV series "The Gifted", which is part of the Marvel Universe and aired on the FOX network. Wayne has also booked roles in the Netflix hit series "Ozark", the feature films "The Tiger Rising" (opposite Sam Trammell and Katharine McPhee), "Transference", "One Last Thing", and may be seen in season three of both Swamp Murders, and Your Worst Nightmare on Investigation Discovery. In addition to his film and TV credits, Wayne is frequently sought out for commercial work where his ability to do both on-camera and voiceover work is considered highly desirable. When he's not on camera, you will often find him in his studio where he has provided the voice for hundreds of corporate narrations, animated television shows, and commercials. Wayne is also an internationally published freelance photographer. His work has appeared in numerous worldwide textbooks, calendars and magazines. Some of his recent clients include National Geographic, NAPA, Prentice Hall, Atlanta Magazine, and many more. As for the future, Wayne hopes to act in a "John Wayne"-type western or war story, and looks forward to working as a core character in a primetime network TV show.