Mudassar Aziz
Mudassar Aziz nasceu o 5 de setembro de 1983 em Mumbai, Maharashtra, Índia. É autor e diretor, conhecido pelo seu trabalho em A Fuga de Happy (2016), Encontrei um Noivo (2010) e Pati Patni Aur Woh (2019).
Mudit Dwivedi
Mudit Dwivedi is known for Hello Bachhon (2026).
Mudit Gupta
Mudit Gupta is known for Yeh Meri Family (2018) and The Snow Sister (2024).
Mudji Massaid
Mudji Massaid is known for Indigo (2023).
Mueen Jahan
Mueen Jahan é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em A Vida Sexual das Universitárias (2021), Família Soprano (1999) e Prime Suspect (2011).
Muet Li
Muet Li é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em A Princesa Encantada: O Casamento Real (2020).
Muff Winwood
Muff Winwood nasceu o 14 de junho de 1943 em Birmingham, Inglaterra. É ator, conhecido pelo seu trabalho em O Projeto Adam (2022), O Voo da Fênix (2004) e Rush: No Limite da Emoção (2013).
Muffin
Muffin é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Os Cantores (2025).
Muga Tsukaji
Muga Tsukaji nasceu o 25 de novembro de 1971 em Osaka, Japão. É ator, conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Mamiya kyodai (2006), Gekijôban Kamen Raidâ Doraibu: Sapuraizu fyûchâ (2015) e Kôshônin: The movie - Taimu rimitto kôdo 10,000 m no zunôsen (2010).
Mugambi Nthiga
Mugambi is a Kenyan actor, writer, and director. He is known for his principal roles in Mnet's pan-African TV drama Changes, and various celebrated Kenyan films including Nairobi Half Life and Stories Of Our Lives. Mugambi co-wrote and co-directed Groove Theory, a musical drama TV series that ran for two seasons on regional cable TV, as his career was starting to take off as a writer. In 2014 Mugambi curated and directed Stories From The Mall, a theatre tribute to the 2013 Westgate terrorist attack, that was produced by The Gladwell Theatre, leading him to co-write Kati Kati, a feature film co-written and directed by Mbithi Masya. The film premiered at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and was awarded the FIPRESCI Prize as well as the New Voices/New Visions Special Mention at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. In 2017, he co-wrote Supa Modo, a family film directed by Likarion Wainaina, which premiered at the 68th Berlin International Film Festival, and was awarded a Special Mention from the Generation Kplus Jury. He was most recently seen on Because You Said So, a seven person improv comedy group, Oh-Bama, a satirical web-series produced in Nairobi and Los Angeles, and New Beginnings, a drama series that aired across Africa. His directorial feature-film debut was the 2019 drama Lusala, which was part of the One Fine Day Films & Ginger Ink Films collaborative series.