Brandon Ritt
Brandon Ritt is an actor, known for Artik (2019) and Neighbors (2018).
Brandon Roberts
Brandon Roberts is an actor, known for Wretch (2018).
Brandon Robinson
Brandon Robinson is an actor, known for Speed Racer (2008), Skateboards and Spandex (2010) and The Fades (2011).
Brandon Rodriguez
Brandon Rodriguez is an actor, known for The Christmas Pitch (2021), Atypical (2017) and Absolutely Amanda! (2020).
Brandon Rogers
Brandon Rogers is an American comedian, actor, director, and writer who has become best known for his sketches, where he impersonates various outlandish characters, often lampooning the stereotypes associated with them. Rogers was born on August 3, 1988, in Hayward, California. Though he was fascinated by cinema and acting at a very young age, he decided to become an actor around the age of nine. After completing high school, he attended college in San Francisco. Since he could not break into the field of mainstream entertainment, he decided to pursue his passion through social media. He created a YouTube channel in 2006 which has now amassed over 5 million subscribers.
Brandon Root
Brandon Root is an actor and producer, known for Better Call Saul (2015), The Sex Lives of College Girls (2021) and Intrusion (2021).
Brandon Rosario
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Brandon Routh
Brandon James Routh (pronounced like "south") was born in Des Moines, Iowa, and grew up in nearby Norwalk. He is the son of Catherine LaVonne (Lear), a teacher, and Ronald Wayne Routh, a carpenter. Routh has English, Scottish, and German ancestry. He attended the University of Iowa and starred in many productions at the Norwalk Theater of Performing Arts. His first professional acting role was in the ABC television series Odd Man Out (1999), and he went on to guest star in the series Gilmore Girls (2000) and Undressed (1999). In his spare time, Routh enjoys playing soccer and basketball, swimming, biking and reading.
Brandon Ruckdashel
Brandon Ruckdashel comes from suburban Minnesota. When he was fourteen, his family moved to Utah, where Brandon acted on stage for the first time as Westley / Man In Black in "The Princess Bride" and the following year as one of the ensemble members in his first musical "Lil Abner." Moving again, this time to Virginia, Brandon continued his theatrical studies at the E.C. Glass School. His Junior year Brandon tackled a dream role as Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar and his Senior year he was awarded "Best Actor in Virginia 2000" for his performance in Pippin as Pippin at the Virginia Theatre Association conference. During the summer of his senior year Brandon attended North Carolina School of the Arts intensive summer acting program and decided that he pursued acting as a career. Brandon became a Musical Theater Major at East Carolina University and performed in many musical comedies and plays. After his final performance of Nutcracker for the Dance Arts Theater there, he packed his bags & moved to New York. Brandon immediately found work and during his first year in New York. He appeared in a number of movies including Ivan Reitman's "Super Ex-Girlfriend" and the indie film "The Landscapers Daughter." Last Summer Brandon played the lead character Hotdog in the musical "Surf's Up!" He also starred in the feature film "Virgil," playing the title character Virgil; the film will have its theatrical release next year. Brandon was the lead in the controversial play "Ascension," which opened in New York to rave reviews. He played Lorenzo Sabatino, an attractive, charismatic, dangerous young man. More recently he played Twist in the musical "Twist" in Los Angeles, again to rave reviews. On television he was the lead in the HBO/Cinemax series Coed Confidential and in a spin-off feature Cougar School as well in the television feature Sex Spirit. Brandon also has played recurring guest star roles in the Here Network series The Lair and in the HBO/Cinemax series Life On Top as well as in the Jerry Zucker pilot National Debt. On film Brandon played Virgil, a naive young man caught in the decadent 1920's Parisian demimonde, in the independent feature Virgil and Marty, a Wall Street manipulator, in the new Lionsgate feature Changing The Game. He plays Det. Benesh in upcoming feature The Meat Puppet. In addition to film and television, Brandon has continued his stage work. In Los Angeles he played Chip in the musical The Next Big Thing and Twist in the Drama Desk Award nominated Twist. In New York he starred in George Carr's A Body Without A Head and in Alexander Pushkin's Little Tragedies.
Brandon Ruiter
Brandon grew up in Grand Rapids Michigan. He graduated from Grand Rapids Christian High and later from Hope College with a BA in Theatre and Communication. He moved to Chicago IL and became an active artist in the rich Chicago Theatre Community. Brandon is now a proud company member with The House Theatre of Chicago (www.thehousetheatre.com), and considers the company his artistic home. Brandon is an Actor and Illustrator living in Los Angeles, CA.
