Kyle Butenhoff
Kyle Butenhoff is an American actor best known for his work on the Netflix Original Series Dear White People (2017). Butenhoff is rapidly rising through the ranks of Hollywood's young talent pool, distinguishing himself through his versatile performances. Kyle was born in San Francisco, California to bartender Eric and flight attendant Kim. After spending a majority of his early years in the bay area his family moved to Denver, Colorado where Kyle first found his love for acting. He starred in numerous stage productions of Shakespeare's classic works including Romeo in Romeo and Juliet and Lysander in Midsummer Night's Dream before switching his focus to film and television, moving to Los Angeles in 2015. Kyle has since gone on to star as the main antagonist in the most watched YouTube series of all time How To Survive High School (2015) as well as television roles on Murder Among Friends (2016) and the aforementioned Dear White People (2017). Kyle's breakthrough into the film industry came when he was cast in the Sony feature Isle of the Dead (2016) alongside television star Joey Lawrence as the doomed Private Pugh, along with a small role on the critically acclaimed Other People (2016) starring Molly Shannon. Kyle is set to appear in the feature film M.F.A (2017) and has completed production of his upcoming role on the long running classic soap series, Days Of Our Live (1965-).
Kyle Calderwood
Kyle Calderwood is an actor and director, known for Daddy's Girl (2011), The Crow Road (1996) and In Search of La Che (2011).
Kyle Cantrell
Kyle Cantrell is known for So Cold the River (2022) and The Heart of Country: How Nashville Became Music City USA (2014).
Kyle Capener
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Kyle Carrion
Kyle Carrion is a producer and actor, known for Extra Ordinary (2020), The Reduction (2018) and The Resonator (2022).
Kyle Carroll
Kyle Carroll is known for Birdies (2022).
Kyle Carter
Kyle Carter is known for The Shutdown (2022).
Kyle Carthens
Kyle won an Emmy Award for his role in the television program Crimestoppers Case Files: Northeast Ohio, and can be seen in the High School Football Film Underdogs. In 2014 you can also see him in the films Draft Day, and most recently Jenny's Wedding. Kyle also finished his first season with the Great Lakes Theater Festival, with Ensemble roles in Shakespeare's A Winters Tale and Much Ado About Nothing. Other show credits include Citizen Barlow in Gem of the Ocean, Trombone 7 in God's Trombones, Drawer/Lightbulb/Window in Closure, African Student in The Great White Hope, Bass Reeves in A Solitary Voice, & Zero in Holes. Four Seasons at the Karamu House. Other Shows include Private Anthony Smalls in A Soldiers Play, Abe Smith in The Gospel According to James, Lowboy in Lower Ninth and Torry in Huck and Holden at the Ensemble Theater. Other shows include Jason Harlan in While I'm Here on This Earth for the Cleveland Public Theater, Andre Louis in Seedfolks for the Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio, Victor Frankenstein in Frankenstein; Storyteller in Once on this Island; and Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet at the Cleveland Play House. He has also shot industrial videos for Best Buy and Travel Centers of America. Kyle is a proud graduate of the Cleveland School of the Arts in 2009 and is represented by the Docherty Talent and Model Agency.
Kyle Cartieri
Kyle Cartieri is known for Casual Encounters (2016), Todrick & Aubrey Peeples: 'Youngblood' (2015) and Parks and Recreation (2009).
Kyle Casey Chu
Kyle Casey Chu (Panda Dulce) is a drag performer, composer and writer. He is the creator, writer, producer, lead actor, and songwriter of the all-Queer and Trans People Of Color-centered web series: Chosen Fam. He studied music at Sarah Lawrence College, where he was discovered by feminist filmmaker, Lilly Rivlin, who appointed him to score her award-winning feature-length documentary, "Grace Paley: Collected Shorts" (2010). Kyle moved on to score her two subsequent documentaries, "Esther Broner: Weave of Women" (2013), and Heather Booth Changing the World" (2017), both centering on feminist activists. Kyle later earned his Master's in Social Work from Columbia University in 2016.
