Erik Probanza

Erik Probanza was born on September 5, 1984 in Pais Vasco, Spain. He is an actor, known for Hondar ahoak (2020), Hospital Central (2000) and Génesis, en la mente del asesino (2006).

Erik Ramos

Erik Ramos is an actor and producer, known for Freeze, The Ceremony (2021) and Blue Collar Boys (2013).

Erik Reedy

Erik Reedy was born in the very cold, very windy city of Chicago, IL in February, 1993. Since an early age, he was drawn to the performing arts, and having studied improv and theatre in his teenage and adolescent years, he took his passion for acting to Los Angeles, CA (very unique, I know). He continued his studies at Loyola Marymount University, where he received Best Actor his Junior Year for his performances in "How I Learned to Drive" and "Honey Brown Eyes," where he played a soldier with PTSD. After college, he found success by teaming up with Youtube sensation and Parody Artist Bart Baker, and appeared in multiple viral videos that mocked Jake Paul, Team 10, and Influencer Culture. He has appeared in many indie films, playing both gritty, dramatic and comedic, guy next door romantic roles. He is repped by Jillian West of Shauntiel Lindsay Talent theatrically and AB2 commercially, and has appeared in commercials for Jim Beam, Kawasaki, and Chicos.

Erik Reese

Erik Reese is a producer and director, known for Dead Bullet (2016), Train to Stockholm (2011) and Pickaxe (2013).

Erik Reise Modol

Erik Reise Modol is known for Tengo sueños eléctricos (2022).

Erik Renn

Erik Renn is known for Roosters (2019), The First Move (2019) and The Hid (2023).

Erik Rice

Erik Rice is an actor, known for Splitting Image (2017).

Erik Richter Strand

Erik Robertson

Erik Robertson is known for his work on Secrets in the Snow (2020).

Erik Rolf

Born of Norwegian parents in Minneapolis, the son of a clergyman and a teacher, Rolf Erik Ylvisaker was attracted to the theatre at an early age, and at fourteen was playing dramatic roles on the local radio station. One of the most active and versatile players in the New York radio world, he once set a record for appearing on forty-odd different shows in one week. Not only the acting husband of Sally in Song of the South, but also in real life as well. Erik Rolf and Ruth Warrick were married April 15, 1938, and were divorced circa 1946. They had two children, Karen Elizabeth Rolf (born March 13, 1941) and Jon Erik Warrick Ylvisaker Rolf (a.k.a. Jon McNamara), born 1942. Their marriage and children were unknown to the public at the time. Rolf appeared in roughly 18 films from 1942 to 1950, beginning with Atlantic Convoy (1942) as Gunther and ending with Davy Crockett, Indian Scout (1950) as Mr. Simms. He died in 1957 at the age of 45.