Bryan Fox
Bryan James Endress-Fox was born in Dubuque, Iowa to Patrick Fox and Paula Endress. He grew up in Iowa and Pennsylvania and has two brothers- an older brother Nathan, and identical twin brother Aaron. Bryan grew up playing tennis and competed on a national and international level. After playing professional tennis he was discovered at a talent scouting convention and signed with Elite Model Management. Not long after, they suggested he make the move to L.A. to pursue acting where he lives with his dog Bo.
Bryan Francis
Bryan Francis is known for The Problem with Apu? (2007), Big Mouth (2017) and Human Resources (2022).
Bryan Frank
Bryan Frank was born on 17 July 1971 in Seattle, Washington, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Grey's Anatomy (2005), Angie Tribeca (2016) and The Sensei (2008).
Bryan Friday
Bryan was born in Ohio. After receiving his bachelors degree in business and working a few degree related jobs, Bryan did some Theater in his hometown of Zanesville. Realizing that there was only so much work as an actor in Ohio, and nowhere to study, he packed his car and moved to LA. Because of his extensive Sports background, Motocross racing, Basketball, football, baseball, track, skiing etc., Bryan began to do stuntwork to supplement his acting and to keep from taking a "regular job". Now, Acting is his main focus. Besides those two amazing Twin Boys he is raising.
Bryan Fuller
Self professed Star Trek geek who watched and loved the Trek series "Deep Space Nine" and set out to write for them. At the time, Star Trek had an open script submission policy and Fuller contributed a spec, leading to a pitching opportunity. When he had sold a couple of stories to Deep Space Nine, Fuller was hired to be a full staff writer for sister Trek series "Voyager" in its fourth season. He worked on Voyager for the remainder of its seven-year run, working his way up to co-producer of the series. During the last year of Voyager, Fuller delivered the pilot spec for "Dead Like Me" to his agent who immediately sold it. "Dead Like Me" was canceled after two seasons, but Fuller was a trusted commodity at this point and moved on to create the short-lived but critically acclaimed "Wonderfalls". Fuller has had a meteoric career in television and has worked non-stop since first pitching to Deep Space Nine in 1993. He wrote and produced an animated movie with Mike Mignola called "The Amazing Screw-On Head". He then moved on to co-executive produce and write for "Heroes" which became a smash hit. Even though it got picked up for a second season Fuller left the show to create his critically acclaimed new show "Pushing Daisies".
Bryan G. Malone
Bryan G. Malone is an actor and composer, known for Amazon Hot Box (2018), Dear God No! (2011) and Frankenstein Created Bikers (2016).
Bryan G. Stevenson
Bryan G. Stevenson is known for Just Mercy (2019).
Bryan G. Thompson
Bryan G Thompson was born in Detroit, Michigan, where he discovered his love for both the arts and business, later relocating to Miami, Florida and also Quito, Ecuador, for his work in international business. In his free time, he sang in bands and acted in independent films, training videos and commercials. He joined the Army in 2003 and was stationed in Hampton Roads, Virginia and El Paso, Texas. After his deployment to Iraq in 2007, he began to pursue writing and production. To accomplish this, Thompson surrounded himself with experienced filmmakers, allowing him to polish his technical skills while bringing his own vision to life. Since 2008, Thompson has produced eight (8) feature films, two web series and one short, with his production company Imani Films. The company's first production exposed audiences to the often misunderstood "wet-foot-dry-foot" law, a former US immigration policy that stated that anyone who fled Cuba and entered the United States would be allowed to pursue residency a year later. "Noventa" is a story about Cubans with conflicting opinions about how to execute a dangerous plan to escape the Communist island country. "Noventa" won Audience Choice in Film Miami Fest 2015, Best Actress (Margarita Romero) in Film Miami Fest 2015, Best Short Film in the Miami Independent Film Festival 2015, and Official Selection at the 2016 Hollywood FL Film Festival. Next, Thompson produced the sci-fi/action series, "The Cell", which exposed audiences to the delicate ethical balance between protecting the nation at all costs and the protection of human rights. "The Cell" received multiple international accolades including Best Directing and Best Visual Effects at the Los Angeles Web Series Festival 2013, Official Selection at the Hollyweb 2013 (Hollywood, CA), and Official Selection at Carballo Interplay 2013 (Spain), Best Action Sequence at the NYC Urban Action Film Festival, Best Web Series at the Hollywood Independent Film Festival, Best Web Series at the Film Miami Fest, Best Stunts at the Baltimore Web Series Festival, and Best Action Sequence at the Baltimore Web Series Festival. In 2014, Thompson founded Florida's first international film festival for web series; the Miami Web Series Festival (aka "Miami Web Fest"), a non-profit 501c3 organization. The exposure from this event has contributed to the success of several independently produced web series who subsequently secured distribution and/or development deals with Netflix, Vivendi, BBC and other prominent networks. The event features productions from around the world and is judged by network executives from companies like Paramount and Viacom. Thompson has also used the platform to promote the arts as a means for veterans to cope with stress. Thompson was awarded the Key to the City of Miami for his contributions to the city's artistic community as well as the veteran population. In 2016, Thompson tackled the issue of immigration law reform, producing the feature film "El Sueño", which highlights the heated debate about the Dream Act. Co-directed with Humberto Castro (about whom the story is loosely based), it won Best Feature Film at the Festival de Cine Latinoamericano (Latin American Film Festival). The film was selected for distribution by American Cinema International and is available at Walmart and on multiple digital platforms. In 2018, Thompson met the CEO of Maverick Entertainment through his work at Miami Web Fest. This meeting led to a major deal between Imani Films and Maverick Entertainment resulting in the production of "Rogue Cell" (based on "The Cell"), "Rogue Cell 2; Shadow Warrior", "Valentine's Date", "Easter Someday", "Thanksgiving with the Carters", "The Carters Family Reunion", and "Thanksgiving with the Carters 2; Second Helping". The films were subsequently released for streaming on Amazon (streaming and DVD), Roku, Tubi, Redbox, Pluto TV, IMDb TV, Vudu, Xumo, Crackel, several other platforms.
Bryan Gael Guzman
Bryan Gael Guzman is an actor, known for Night School (2018), The Passage (2019) and DMZ (2022).
Bryan Gallo
Bryan Gallo is known for Presumed Innocent (2024), UnCredited and The Princess Frog (2022).
