Nick Simons: Actor in London, England.

Please check out this short film directed by my brother, Ryan Wolfe. It was a pleasure working with the legend, Jean-Claude Van Damme! Thanks!! http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/828dabf8a2/the-wish

I wish to stay in touch with Stage 32!

I really want to write and be well know for it. I don't care for fame but I want to reinforce a message to millions of people that its normal to feel like an outcast, and like a loner. I have some really incredible ideas that I feel will spark interest and I can't wait for people to see what I'm working on!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgvPKLEZNW8

Does anyone know where/how to learn accents? Audio or dvd's? I am interested in creating more varieties in my roles, as I recently had a few people ask me what accents I can do and how good I am at them. Didn't know it was relevant. Most actors I know are trying to get rid of their accents lol.

Great lines, coming from your heart - and I guess, from many of ours. You are speaking for all of us Tyler, thank you very much for the reminder! It is all the same for singers as well. Nothing compares to standing in front of an audience and giving them out my soul, or knowing how some of my recordings have touched them. And yes, between being The Diva of a festival and other well paid gigs, there are extra jobs in silly commercials, and worries of how to pay my son's school - but The Show Must Go On. My dreams include singing the theme song of a major movie (or two :-) ) or even maybe act. But even if that does happen, I can never forget those countless moments you are referring to: the smiles, tears, hugs, kisses, blessings, thankful and speechless glances when people heard me busking in the streets, or that 80+ year old ladies singing along with bright eyes when I was performing at an elderly home... I think all of us here have some similar stories to tell and these make all the difference; that's how we feed peoples' hearts.

Dear Indy Filmmakers, Let me break it down: I work out for 1 1/2 hour in the morning and one more hour most evenings so I will be in shape for your movie. I pay $125 a year to be on IMDB so you will know what I have done lately and that yes I am reason that Twelve Years a Slave won best picture and the reason True Detective is the number one cable show. I pay $450 a year to be on the casting sites and about $600 a year to keep my head shots current so you know what I look like today and I don't waste your time. I spend $150 a month for acting training, plus rehearsing scene workshops to keep the skills honed that I spent over 5 years at $350 a month mastering, ready for your movie. I've been a fighter and stunt player, stunt coordinated countless films, and spent thousands on stunt equipment and months in the hospital injured. I spend about $4 in gas and $2 in parking to do an audition for you. So when you want me to come make your movie for free or deferred, I think it is understandable that I might want to throw you out a window! You,re Welcome!

I'll be opening next week in a play called "Heresy" AT THE TABARD THEATRE, Turnham Green , Chiswick. London. It plays Tuesday _Saturday 7.30pm till March 23rd. Set at the time of the Spanish Inquisition, its about the persecution of the heretical sect The Cathars. I play Don Felipe, a blind theologian. London members please support us!

Thom, you've just blown my mind, the fluidity and honesty of telling your story is 'gobbsmacking' & inspiring! I wish you every success you are capable of & suspect you are capable of many more, also, I wish you joy, growth and nurture in your love relationship. Man you are f--king inspiration. Thank you. Nick Simons

Very cool read, really enjoyed. Thanks for posting Richard. A lot of good advice there... ."I looked to others to tell me, what I knew myself all along".

This sounds a great approach to tackling the movie moguls & distribution jerks! Nick Simons

Hi,This is Nick Simons, British born/Canadian actor/director. With over 50 years in theatre/TV & Film in Canada, The UK, The US of A & Sweden. Based in London, England now, however, will travel anywhere for quality work,no Green Card as yet. Member of Equity, on withdrawal from Canadian Equity & Actra. On the steering committee of NAAA, soon to be AmericanActorsUK, we are NOT an agency, we disseminate information about up coming work to members, who must be legally able to work in the UK and be members of an entertainment union. We host social events, often with guest speakers.We also have an online directory of members & assist casters to contact genuine North American actors in this country. I believe our new web address will be: americanactorsuk.com Recent work includes two Chekov's, one Chekov adaptation set in Nebraska & a brand new black comedy "Pilgrims" by up & coming young writer Sarah Page, directed by up & coming young director Kevin Williams. Any North Americans coming to the UK seeking & able to work here can contact me or the organization directly. nick@simons9661.fsnet.co.uk Good wishes to all on this terrific website, a thousand thanks to Robert B!!

Greetings all! I am a professional actor, Indian classical solo Kathak dancer and choreographer. I am originally from India, living in Ireland. I have worked in Asia, South and Central America, Europe and the USA. Very interested in finding new work opportunities, particularly in the area of film as an actor.

I'd like to know more about this musical. Any roles for a 69 year old tenor/baritone actor. Nick Simons

Sounds very interesting,however,you are attempting to fit a great deal into a short! Think I could do Tengu or Dale . Simmons,I'm an experienced film & Theatre actor, Spotlight View PIN: 2210-7832-0249 Nick Simons

Nice selection, I think "The Thin Red Line" is totally brilliant! Nick Simons

Man, You've certainly got me hooked, can't wait to seethe completed movie. Nick Simons(London.UK)