Ryan Davis
Ryan Davis is an actor, known for Fixed (2021).
Ryan DeLong
Ryan was born in Winnipeg, Canada. He was introduced to acting at age 14 when he was cast as a lead in a junior high school feature film. His first professional role was in YTV's 2030CE in 2001. Shortly after, he shifted his focus to stage, where he was cast as John Proctor in Arthur Millers' The Crucible and Andrew Clark in a stage remake of "The Breakfast Club". From 2005-2008, Ryan studied filmmaking at the University of Manitoba under Award Winning Filmmaker, Guy Maddin and Writer, George Toles. From 2002-2011, Ryan worked on approximately 50 TV series and films in Extras Casting, the Assistant Directors Department and as a background performer. In 2011, he decided to leave the film industry to focus on a different career path. In 2018, Ryan began auditioning again. Since returning, he's been cast in The Porter, First Person Shooter, SkyMed, and Bobby Farrelly directed feature film, Champions.
Ryan DeMarco
Ryan DeMarco is an actor, known for Age of Sail (2018).
Ryan Deal
Ryan Deal began acting at a young age, starring in church and school plays. It wasn't until the age of 13 that Ryan ultimately realized that a career in film acting would become his lifetime goal. In High School he studied acting, and starred in such plays as "A Christmas Carol", "Mark and Herald" and "Anne of Green Gables". Upon completion of high school Ryan attended Walla Walla College in 2000-2001, as a Theater Minor and Communications Major. While in college he was head news Anchor for Blue Mountain News (the youngest in the schools history), and earned starring roles in two of the schools plays (the first male freshman to do so), "The Crucible", and "Dark at the Top of the Stairs". He also was a lead in the student film, "Locus of Control", and was the lead in the music video, "You Only Live Once", for the nationally distributed band "Not Long After". Ryan then decided that the small town of Walla Walla, was not where his heart belonged, he knew that he wanted a career in film acting and college was not going to give him that. It was then in 2001 that he decided to move back home to Portland, Oregon and study acting with Sandra Peabody, acclaimed acting teacher and student of the great Sanford Meisner, at the Young Actors Workshop. Ryan was immediately accepted into the advanced class. In early 2002 he was featured in the Nike produced "Retail Heritage" Industrial video. He then was chosen as the lead Male character in the widely released educational video, "Pregnancy Prevention", produced by At Large Films. It was in 2003 that he showed himself as one of Portland's top young actors, firstly by becoming a supporting actor in Gary Adam's biopic of one of Portland's most illustrious families, the Pamplins, in "The Other Shore". Secondly, in the summer of 2003 he landed the leading role in the feature length intense thriller produced by Full Realm Entertainment "Decisions". In this film Ryan brought to life a very tormented soul, his depth of knowledge and preparation into the character's feelings were brought to life by his excellent performance and gut wrenching realism. "Decisions" will be released in the fall of 2004. His second leading role in a feature came in the fall of 2003 it was for Legend Film's suspense thriller "Harvest of Fear". Once again Ryan was cast as the leading man, this time he was simply the boy next door, or was he? Since completing both features Ryan has been cast as Brady Black in the highly acclaimed soap opera "Rough Crossing", and is set to star in the comedy "High Desert Psalmist".
Ryan Dean
Ryan Dean is an actor, known for The Gentlemen (2019), Billy Elliot: The Musical Live (2014) and Ackley Bridge (2017).
Ryan Dellaquila
Ryan Dellaquila is an actor and director, known for Willie, Jamaley & The Cacacoon (2020), Rollerland (2019) and Meadowlark.
Ryan Delon
Ryan Delon is known for Strawberry Surprise (2014), Roh (2007) and Andra Cari Cinta (2009).
Ryan Dempsey
Ryan Dempsey is known for Party Boat (2017), Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda (2011) and The Walking Dead (2010).
Ryan Destiny
Ryan Destiny was born on January 8, 1995 in Detroit, Michigan, USA. She is an actress and set decorator, known for Star (2016), The Lower Bottoms (2021) and Flint Strong.
Ryan Devlin
Ryan is an actor, host, and producer, described by his mother as "more handsome than most of those other boys on the TV." Outside of Hollywood, Ryan is a co-founder of This Bar Saves Lives, a social impact company that has helped to save the lives of thousands of children around the world.