Randy Singh
Randy Singh is known for Diabolika, The Swearing Jar (2022) and First Is the Worst (2016).
Randy Sklar
Randy Sklar was born on January 12, 1972 in Saint Louis, Missouri, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Bubble Boy (2001), Wild Hogs (2007) and The Comebacks (2007). He is married to Amy Sklar. They have two children.
Randy Smith
Randy Smith is a cinematographer and editor, known for Monster Pool: Seven Deadly Sins (2017), Unholy Night (2019) and Fear of the Living Dead (2010).
Randy Spears
Randy Spears was born Gregory Deuschle in Kanakee, Illinois. He went to California in the 1980s to do straight acting, and had some moderate success in acquiring minor roles. During this period he also did some modeling. However, he struggled financially due to the writer's strike in the late 1980s, and ended up entering the pornographic film industry to pay his bills. As a porn star, he was very successful garnering dozens of awards, partly because he had acting abilities. However, he says he had issues with working in the industry from the beginning. He could not bring himself to tell his relatives what he was doing and he was concerned the work would destroy his mainstream career. He also says that working in the industry gave him a very distorted view of women and destroyed his relationships with them outside the industry. His best known pornographic film series are the Sex Trek movies which parody Star Trek. He played the lead role Captain Quirk, which spoofed Captain Kirk in the series. Spears was a good friend of Jon Dough, another pornographic actor. Both of them struggled with drug problems. In 2006, Dough committed suicide, and Spears set up a fund to help pay for his friend's funeral. Spears married ex adult actress Danielle Rogers and they had two children together. They later divorced. Spears married Manager Gina Rodriguez aka Demi Delia in 2006, the two along with her kids appeared in the reality show by Sony Pictures, 'Mommy XXX' for 13 episodes which aired on Crackle and Hulu in 2009. In 2011, Spears left the industry and has been a vocal critic of it and what it does to our youth. Since leaving the industry Spears has been the reoccurring voice of Mind Quad on the FOX series American Dad. Spears also appeared on Dr Drew's Lifechangers on CW Network in 2011. In 2018 Spears found himself in the middle of Stormy Daniel's fight with President Donald Trump for his part in participating with his ex wife Manager, Gina Rodriguez in trying to help Stormy sell her story. Spears was mentioned for his part in the scandal in the Wall Street Journal book, "The Fixers" in 2020. In 2020 Spears ended up in the media again when a fan spotted him working in a grocery store behind the seafood counter in The Woodlands Texas and the press picked it up. Spears also became an ordained minister after leaving the adult business and performs weddings and counsels couples who are having relationship issues. Spears started speaking at Universities and Churches about how the 'Dangers of Pornography and Our Youth' and how 'Religion Saved His Life'. Spears is residing in Spring, Texas.
Randy Spelling
Randy Spelling is son of legendary late Hollywood producer Aaron Spelling and his wife, Candy Spelling. He and his sister, actress Tori Spelling, grew up in Beverly Hills, CA where he attended Montclair College Prep. Randy made his television debut in 1992 on the Fox prime time series Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990) and later held a recurring role on the popular program. Randy went on to star in the NBC series Malibu Shores (1996) and NBC's hit soap opera Sunset Beach (1997). He also guest-starred on the WB series 7th Heaven (1996). After starring for three and a half years on Sunset Beach (1997), Randy transitioned into the record business and formed his own record label called Spellbound/Vocab Records. As CEO, he oversaw operations of A&R as well as the production, promotion, marketing and distribution departments. Spellbound/Vocab Records released albums for a number of platinum artists. While continuing his work in the music business, Randy made his feature film debut in the thriller Held for Ransom (2000) (Emmet/Furla Films) opposite Dennis Hopper and Zachery Ty Bryan. He went on to co-star in the indie cult hit Dorm Daze (2003) and also held a co-starring role in Pledge This! (2006) opposite Paris Hilton, Simon Rex, Paula Garcés, Sarah Carter and Carmen Electra. Randy next played a role in the soon-to-be released indie horror flick Dimples (2008) opposite Ashley Peldon and Madeline Zima and co-starred in the gritty indie horror Hoboken Hollow (2006) opposite C. Thomas Howell, Michael Madsen, Dennis Hopper, Lin Shaye and Jason Connery. Randy also starred in Michael Damian's critically-acclaimed directorial debut Hot Tamale (2006) co-starring Carmen Electra, Diora Baird, [error], Harland Williams and Jason Priestley, which won the Indie Spirit Best Picture Award at the 2006 Boston International Film Festival. Randy recently wrapped production on the environmentally-friendly independent feature Cosmic Radio (2007), due out in 2007, in which he co-stars with Michael Madsen, Rider Strong and Wes Studi. Following in his father's footsteps, Randy wrote a pilot for Paramount Television last year and is currently in development on a number of film and television projects that he will produce in 2007 and beyond. Randy is a producer on A&E's forthcoming (April) real-life series Sons of Hollywood (2006).
Randy Spence
Randy Spence was born on June 28, 1975 in High Point, North Carolina, USA. He is known for Dopesick (2021), TURN (2014) and House of Cards (2013).
Randy Spracklin
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Randy Sternberg
Randy Stift
Randy is known for his unique outlook on life and is often referred to as a Demon (or "not human"). He will play any character as long as the credits read Dale Drive. His willingness to put himself in any situation along with his personality makes him interesting to watch. Note that he prefers not to have any lines but to be prominently featured on screen.
Randy Striegler
Randy Striegler is an actor, known for Devil 2.0 (2017).
