Ryan Fitzpatrick
Ryan Fitzpatrick is an actor, known for Serving the Hamptons (2022).
Ryan Flamson
Ryan Flamson is an English actor & producer, born 17 September 1984. Ryan portrayed Mickey Firefirst in the roasted films feature film Toxic Apocalypse and also in their short film We Final Few. In 2019 he played the lead role of Jack Chyser in Apocalyptic 2077 - Post War Warriors. He also briefly appears in the multi award winning short film Beverley. He also appears in the roasted studio's horror film Halloween Reunion as Buz. Ryan played the lunatic Chip in Style Asylum, He was the head bailiff in the successful short film Blackcats & Bankers. He briefly appears in the 2 feature films Do Something, Jake & Essex Heist.
Ryan Fleck
Ryan K. Fleck is an American film director, cinematographer, editor, and screenwriter best known for directing and writing the 2006 film Half Nelson and the 2008 film Sugar. He is known for his collaborations with fellow filmmaker Anna Boden. Ryan was born in Berkeley, California and raised in Berkeley and Oakland, California. He attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts where he studied film.
Ryan Fletcher
Ryan Fletcher was born in 1983 in Blantyre, South Lanarkshire, Scotland. He is an actor, known for Pennyworth (2019), Beats (2019) and Outlander (2014).
Ryan Fletcher
Ryan Fletcher is known for Wicked Tuna (2012).
Ryan Florida
Ryan Florida is an actor, known for Brother White (2012), Me Again (2012) and Courting Mom and Dad (2021).
Ryan Flynn
Ryan Flynn is an actor and writer, known for Stupidface (2007), Nature Break (2012) and The Rotation (2009).
Ryan Flynn
Ryan Flynn is known for Body Defenders (2018), Hell Trip (2018) and To the Power of Anne (2012).
Ryan Ford
Ryan Ford is an actor and producer, known for Glow & Darkness, Wake the Dead (2017) and Stolen Thoughts: The Missing Memory (2010).
Ryan Foust
Ryan Foust, a native of Tampa, Florida, is a movie, TV, and Broadway actor and singer who began his career at age 11 when cast in the title role of "Charlie" in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory on Broadway (2017-2018). Ryan may be best known for the role of young Andy Barbour in the major motion picture The Goldfinch (2019). Ryan played a comedic mathlete in the hit Jennifer Lopez movie, Marry Me (2022). Ryan also played a lead in the Independent comedy short Father Figurine (2019) and a supporting role in an episode of Netflix's TV series Tales of the City (2019). Ryan performed as a lead in the off-Broadway hit Make Believe, directed by Michael Greif, and Mary Page Marlowe (2018), written by Tracy Letts. Ryan recorded songs as an original Broadway cast member and on other musical projects. He's worked on multiple Broadway shows and movies in their developmental stages. Ryan is a competitive soccer player and an academic honor student in school.