‏Dave James‏

American film actor whose work has been hailed as "superb" by Variety and "brilliant" by the Boston Phoenix. David studied acting with the late Frederick Combs at the LA/Actors Lab and while there he became exposed to the teachings of Uta Hagen. He went on to appear in stage productions ranging from Shakespeare's Hamlet to a musical about the life of Filipino labor leader Philip Vera Cruz. His first film role was in 'Brian Flemming's' Hang Your Dog in the Wind (1997), and other features followed. David made his starring and producing debut in the award winning and critically acclaimed mock documentary Nothing So Strange (2002).