Myles O'Neal
Myles O'Neal (born May 8th 1997) is an American TV personality, DJ, and Entertainer. He is known for the countless roles as himself in 'The Hills: New Beginnings', 'Basketball Wives', 'Shaq Life', and 'Shaunie's Home Court'. Myles was born in Los Angeles, California. His dad, Shaquille O'Neal, is a NBA Hall of famer and TV personality, and his mother, Shaunie O'Neal is a TV personality and producer. He also has 5 siblings Shareef, Shaqir, Amirah, Me'Arah, and Taahirah. Although not in his filmography, Myles studied acting at Santa Monica College for 4 years. This was before he hit the screen as himself in 2016 season of 'Shaunie's Home Court'. From there he became an entertainer and followed his passion and love for music by becoming a DJ. He was very familiar with music from his father who also shares the same love for DJing. So different from his other siblings Myles chose a life path away from basketball.
Myles Paige
Myles Paige is known for Funny Ha Ha (2002), Computer Chess (2013) and Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr. (1999).
Myles Perez
Myles Vincent Perez was born in Winter Park, Florida. His family moved from the neighboring town of Maitland (part of the Greater Orlando area) to the Santa Clarita Valley in Los Angeles County, California when he was a toddler. He moved with two older brothers Zachary and Justin along with his younger sister Priscilla. His Puerto Rican father, born in Brooklyn, New York met his mother who was originally from Manila, Philippines in NorCal's Bay Area. His parents relocated the family to Southern California after the 2007 housing market crash distressed their mortgage company. Myles grew up in a household where loud music and performing was encouraged. His interest in acting, singing and dancing peaked in third grade when he was chosen by his teacher to play one of the leads in a musical play which led to one of his passions as a choreographer. Soon after, he entered acting with his siblings and worked recurring roles for Disney and DreamWorks TV as a host. He danced his way winning a spot on Nickelodeon's Lip Sync Battle Shorties for two seasons after a tedious audition process and landed guest roles on the kid show networks. His comeback role with Netflix big budget spooky thriller, "The Curse of Bridge Hollow" alongside actor/producer Marlon Wayans and "Stranger Things" Priah Ferguson can be streamed in time for Halloween 2022. Find him in Ali Novak's hit teen novel turned Netflix series "My Life with the Walter Boys," coming soon.
Myles Pollard
Myles Pollard was born on November 4, 1972 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia. He is an actor and producer, known for X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009), McLeod's Daughters (2001) and Looking for Grace (2015). He has been married to Brigitta Wuthe since October 2006. They have one child.
Myles Reyntjes
Myles Reyntjes is known for The Real Housewives of Melbourne (2014).
Myles Strampello
Myles Strampello is an actor, known for Concrete Kids (2018) and Camp Woodward (2008).
Myles Truitt
Included in Variety's 2018 "Young Hollywood Impact Report" of talent poised for break-through, Myles Truitt was seen as the lead in the Lionsgate feature film Kin (2018). He portrays Eli, an adopted teenager searching for connection. The film begins as Eli is reunited with his step-brother, and details his cross-country journey of self-exploration. He stars opposite Dennis Quaid and James Franco. Earlier this year, Truitt co-starred in a pivotal flashback episode of the Emmy-winning FX comedy "Atlanta," which focused on middle-school bullying. Truitt also co-stars on OWN's "Queen Sugar" and the CW's "Black Lightning." In 2017, Truitt co-starred as young Ronnie DeVoe in the BET mini-series "New Edition." The three-night television event chronicling the legendary music group set an all-time ratings record for the network. Also that year, Truitt appeared as Arlo Hastings in the Syfy original series "Superstition." Additionally, he completed production on the film "Dragged Across Concrete" alongside Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn, which is set to be released soon. Since 2014, Truitt has worked with The Youth Ensemble of Atlanta, performing a powerful solo during the presentation of "Soweto." A lover of the arts, and with aspirations to write, direct and produce original content, he has toured across HBCU campuses for a variety of youth presentations. When not singing or acting, Truitt enjoys playing basketball and spending time with his family. He lives in Atlanta. His slogan "Tru2itt" is the motivating force behind his upcoming t-shirt and apparel line.
Myles V. Polk
Myles V. Polk is known for Tough as Nails (2020).
Myles Yaksich
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Mylie Stone
Born in Charlotte, NC. Mylie Stone began her acting debut at the young age of 18 months as "the baby elephant bird" in a local theater. Needless to say, she was hooked to performing in front of others and hearing the clapping of an audience. Mylie continued in theater adding all genres of dance to her resume. As time went on it wasn't hard to see Mylie's natural desire to be in the spotlight. At the age of 5, Mylie made it to her first movie set as a double in the feature film "Captive" with Kate Mara. When asked what she wanted to be when she grows up she would always answer, "In the TV." Her parents knew this was something they had to pursue. When Mylie turned 8 years old (2015), she signed with East Coast Talent Agency in Atlanta, GA. Mylie landed her very first audition with ECT as Lilly Morris in TLC's hit Paranormal TV show A Haunting (Season 8 Ep. 16) where a teen ghost shatters the serenity of a young family shortly after they move into their new home. In 2016, Mylie was cast as Emily Ward in her first major motion picture with Sony Classics and Rai Cinemas titled The Leisure Seeker where she worked along side of Donald Sutherland, Helen Mirren and Kirsty Mitchell. Mylie enjoys working with UNCSA and SCAD film students in her free time because she learns so much from them. In 2017, Mylie was discovered and later signed by Dance 411 Co-Owner and 411 South Talent Agent Sindy Schneider and renowned Choreographer/Artistic Director Jeremy Green while attending Atlanta's Behind The Movement "The Intensive" benefiting Mission 4 Movement (a non-profit organization benefiting underprivileged youth in the field of performing arts). Mylie is excited about her dance future with 411 and knows #bigthingsarepoppin. Mylie's hobbies do not only include acting and dancing, she also likes to make slime, ride her bike, cook, play the piano, sing to every song that comes on the radio, play chess, cards, color, draw, build Lego's and most importantly she just likes to be a kid.
