Ryan Tran
Ryan Tran is an actor, known for The Happytime Murders (2018), You're the Worst (2014) and Father (2017).
Ryan Tresser
Ryan Tresser is known for The Librarians (2014), Leverage (2008) and Masks of Desire (2018).
Ryan Trobough
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Ryan Trudeau
Born in Greenfield Park, Canada, Ryan began his acting career as an extra in Immortals (2011), and Blue Mountain State (2011). Ryan is best known for his role in Brick Mansions (2014) as Floyd, and has appeared on numerous television productions, most notably on the show Les Jeunes Loups (2014). Ryan attended McGill University from 2008 to 2014, earning both a Bachelor of Education and Master of Arts Degree. While studying at McGill University, Ryan was a very prominent student-athlete, as he was the captain of the Men's university football team. Ryan's decorated college football career at McGill is highlighted by multiple awards for athleticism and leadership, including the Vic & Lois Obeck Trophy (Most Improved Player 2011), Shrine Bowl Most Valuable Defensive Player (2011), Friends of McGill Football Trophy (Most Valuable Defensive Player 2012), and the Adriano Tassone Memorial Trophy (Athletics and Academics 2012). Ryan travels often to Haiti to work with underprivileged youth in Port-au-Prince, as he is a advocate of humanitarianism and international development. He is a handsome, passionate, and talented actor eying nothing short of a very successful and prominent acting career.
Ryan Tunick
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Ryan Turek
Ryan Turek started in the industry as a journalist focusing solely on the world of horror films and entertainment. He was a co-founder of DreadCentral.com, a regular contributor to Fangoria Magazine and, later, the managing editor of ShockTillYouDrop.com. Following his departure from that site, he took a film executive position at Blumhouse Productions.
Ryan Turner
Born in Tillsonburg Ontario, Ryan came to Toronto to the Acting for Film and Television program at Humber College. He graduated in 2006 and has garnered much success in sketch comedy since then. Ryan having studied at The Second City, toured North America and has been nominated for multiple awards including a Canadian Comedy Award. He had a very successful run at the Toronto Fringe Festival in the summer of 2018, where he wrote, produced and starred in the production False East. The show was very well received by critics, "smart, funny and beautifully acted" - Christopher Hoile NOW Magazine. Ryan has also been landing a number of smaller roles on TV and looks to continue to build off of that.
Ryan Turner
Ryan Turner is known for Hangs Upon Nothing (2014).
Ryan Tutton
Ryan Tutton is an actor and composer, known for Jericho (2006), Falsely Accused (2016) and Stillman's Portrait (2016).
Ryan Tygh
Ryan Edward Tygh, an actor of Irish, English, Italian, German, and Apache Indian descent, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Edward, an Auto Body Specialist, and Donna, a Police Officer. He has one sibling, a sister. Ryan credits his family for his love of the Arts. In his younger years, his father had a brief career as a recording artist, with titles such as "To Be Mine", and "Do What You Wanna". In the late 80's, he turned to producing, working with such names as The Duprees, The Skyliners, and the Original Temptations. Ryan's mother, also a lover of music, was an avid guitar player during her young adulthood. Ryan first became interested in theater after attending a performance of The Phantom of The Opera, starring the incomparable Kevin Gray. It was at this time that Ryan began to pursue a stage career of his own. While attending Archbishop Carroll High School in Radnor, Pennsylvania, he appeared in such productions as Arsenic & Old Lace, Godspell, Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and West Side Story. He credits his High School Director, Dr. David Brennan, with teaching him the importance of giving every single performance the exact same amount of energy. Dr. Brennan emphasized that an actor should be consistent, and always remember that each performance comes with a fresh audience who is seeing the piece for the very first time. Following his high school career, Ryan enrolled at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he spent a very short period of time. Less than one year, to be exact. Ryan lucked out that very same Summer, having gained membership in The Screen Actors Guild, and beginning what has been a career of ebbs and flows. To date, he has worked on more than ninety film and television projects, in every capacity, from production assistant, to background artist, to day player, to principal actor, to lead actor. Theatrically he has worked for a number of major houses throughout the Philadelphia area; such as The Walnut Street, Media, and Montgomery Theatres. As well as Philadelphia's historic Academy of Music. The Summer of 2017 has found Tygh doing more work behind the camera. He recently wrote, directed, and starred in "Splat", a short comedic parody of M. Night Shyamalan's Blockbuster, Split. And he is writing a biographical feature which is slated to be complete by the Fall.
