Bryant Jones
Bryant Jones is an actor, known for The Jokesters (2015).
Bryant Lowry
Bryant Lowry is an actor, known for A Period Piece and Music City (2018).
Bryant Pearson
Bryant Pearson born and raised in Wyandanch, N.Y. knew that he wanted to act and perform in front of people since the age of ten. With great will power and determination embedded in his heart, Bryant would not let his family struggles deter him from the one love of his life, "acting". Acting gave Bryant's life a sense of pride, fulfillment, direction and focus. As soon as Bryant entered this field, the role opportunities began to ignite his acting fire. In 2007, Bryant was casted in "American Gangster" starring Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe. He played the character role of drug dealer #3 in this hit box office movie. Working with Director Ridley Scott on this film was like a dream come true. Soon after in 2008, Bryant was casted in Spike Lee's movie entitled, "Miracle at St. Anna." He portrayed one of the Buffalo Soldiers. Bryant eagerly accepted this opportunity to work in Italy with the brilliant award winning director, Spike Lee. Later, Bryant traveled back to New York and decided to further his acting education by attending the Susan Grace Cohen Studio in New York City. During this time, Bryant landed the supporting role of Tank in this captivating independent film titled, "Criminal Behavior", starring Clifton Powell and directed by Warren Pemberton. Since then, Bryant has also portrayed a role in "Redemption" starring George Loros, and "Clipped Wings" starring Bill Cobbs. Bryant has worked on several other Independent short films such as, "Run With Me", "Chance Encounter", "Loaded", "Pablo on Wheels", "14085", and "Uguisu". Recently, Bryant has accepted a role in a full feature film entitled, "Secret Effect". He will begin shooting this summer (2014). Bryant contributes a great deal of his success to his very strong support system. This family man is a wonderful husband and father. His motto is "just go for it, if it's meant to be, then it's meant to be". Bryant is a proud supporter and member of the union SAG/AFTRA. So watch out now! Keep your eyes open for that day when Bryant will walk on the stage to receive his Oscar Award. Bryant Pearson strongly believes, "If you really want something out of life then you must go the distance and make it happen and with God on his side the sky is the limit".
Bryant Prince
Bryant Prince is an actor, known for Terminator Genisys (2015), The Lone Ranger (2013) and Under the Dome (2013).
Bryant Ross
Bryant Ross is known for There Are No Fakes (2019).
Bryant Santos
Bryant Santos was born on 12 May 1996 in Guam. He is an actor, known for Mariana Grande Addiction: Nasty (Ariana Grande Tribute) 2023 (2023) and Gogo for the Gold (2022).
Bryant Simon
Bryant Simon is known for his work on The Food That Built America (2019).
Bryant Smith
Bryant Steven Smith was born December 3, 1983, in Mountain View, California to Rhonda Roldan, of Polynesian descent and Russell Smith, of English descent. Bryant grew up with his younger siblings, a brother and two sisters, in a home raised by his mother and step-father. In high school, Bryant joined the Junior ROTC and ultimately enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves, while working full time as a railroad freight conductor. In 2008, Bryant served a tour of duty in Iraq, but was lucky enough to return home to his family in somewhat the same condition. Following a years long struggle with alcohol and drug abuse, Bryant became clean and sober, falling into part-time modeling work, which graduated to commercials, and then small movie roles. Bryant continues to photograph well and audition for available movie roles, as he maintains his sobriety. Bryant loves karaoke, all things Elvis, his Mom, and his daughters. His siblings, he tolerates.
Bryant Tardy
Bryant Tardy is an actor, known for Logan (2017), Queen & Slim (2019) and Tell Me Your Secrets (2021).
Bryant Washburn
Bryant Washburn was born on April 28, 1889 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He was an actor and producer, known for Captain Midnight (1942), Hungry Hearts (1922) and Till I Come Back to You (1918). He was married to Virginia Vance and Mabel Forrest. He died on April 30, 1963 in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA.