Aaron Arnold
Aaron Arnold is an actor, known for Don't Sleep (2017).
Aaron Ashmore
Aaron was born one minute before his twin, Shawn Ashmore, in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada. He is the son of homemaker Linda and manufacturing engineer Rick. When they were 10, their mother was a part of a club called the "Multiple Births Association," or as Aaron likes to call it, "The Multiple Rugrats." The support group, located in Alberta, Canada was where the twins were discovered by a talent agent. It didn't take long for the problem of rejection to arise. The twins started out in commercials, sometimes by themselves and sometimes together. When they were 12, Aaron got an offer to be in a commercial, but he fell ill on that day, and Shawn went in his brother's place. Ever since then, Shawn's career has always been 1 step in front of his brother's. Since high school, when they were routinely mixed up with one another, their talents have become a lot less identical. They have been offered different roles to play, and they are looking a lot less identical, now that they are growing older. Aaron is now more sturdily built, with a broader face and broad shoulders. He stands 6'0", which is an inch taller than Shawn, who is 5'11". To that, Shawn says, "It's shoes and hair". Aaron lives in Toronto, where he shares an apartment with Shawn.
Aaron Ashmore
Aaron was born one minute before his twin, Shawn Ashmore, in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada. He is the son of homemaker Linda and manufacturing engineer Rick. When they were 10, their mother was a part of a club called the "Multiple Births Association," or as Aaron likes to call it, "The Multiple Rugrats." The support group, located in Alberta, Canada was where the twins were discovered by a talent agent. It didn't take long for the problem of rejection to arise. The twins started out in commercials, sometimes by themselves and sometimes together. When they were 12, Aaron got an offer to be in a commercial, but he fell ill on that day, and Shawn went in his brother's place. Ever since then, Shawn's career has always been 1 step in front of his brother's. Since high school, when they were routinely mixed up with one another, their talents have become a lot less identical. They have been offered different roles to play, and they are looking a lot less identical, now that they are growing older. Aaron is now more sturdily built, with a broader face and broad shoulders. He stands 6'0", which is an inch taller than Shawn, who is 5'11". To that, Shawn says, "It's shoes and hair". Aaron lives in Toronto, where he shares an apartment with Shawn.
Aaron Atkins
Aaron Atkins is known for The ABCs of Death (2012), Battle Castle (2012) and Captive (2013).
Aaron Augenblick
Aaron Augenblick is a New York based animation director. He has owned and operated Augenblick Studios in Brooklyn since 1999. Notable productions include The Jellies (2015), Ugly Americans (2010), Wonder Showzen (2000), Golan the Insatiable (2013), and Superjail! (2007). Augenblick Studios independent cartoons have been seen in film festivals throughout the world. Golden Age (2007) was an official selection of the Sundance Film Festival and won the Grand Prix for best film at the Ottawa International Animation Festival. Augenblick Studios is one of the leading independent animation companies in the world, well known for their unique brand of adult cartoon comedy.
Aaron Aziz
Aaron Aziz was born on 23 February 1976 in Singapore. He is an actor and director, known for Suamiku Encik Perfect 10! (2015), Romeo Kota (2015) and Tik Tik Tik (2018). He has been married to Diyana Halik since 3 August 2003. They have two children.
Aaron Aziz
Aaron Aziz is known for Lat ging ba wong fa (2016) and Not Far from the Tree (2014).
Aaron B. Koontz
Aaron B. Koontz was born on February 26, 1980 in Indiana, USA. He is a producer and director, known for The Pale Door (2020), Scare Package (2019) and Camera Obscura (2017).
Aaron B. Oduber
Aaron B. Oduber is an actor, known for At Any Price (2012).
Aaron Badilla
Aaron Badilla is an actor, known for Out of Breath (2022), Simon's Quest (2018) and One More Thing (2019).
