Todd Drummond

Todd Drummond is known for The Pioneer Woman (2011).

Todd Duffee

Mixed Martial Artist (MMA) Todd Duffee knocked out in stone what he was set on doing as a full-time career. He was born in Evansville, Indiana on December 6, 1985, spending his formative years in Raleigh, Illinois. At age 16, Todd had moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where he joined a boxing gym and thus started training. His learning experience about the MMA was enhanced with viewings of old Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fights he rented. Not long after this, Todd began training at a MMA gym. Upon entering the MMA circuit, Todd found success against several fighters and earned a notable triumph over UFC and PRIDE FC veteran fighter Assuiero Silva with a knockout victory during their second round together. He graduated to fighting in the UFC, scheduled to make his debut showing at UFC #99, held on June of 2009 until the UFC withdrew him to insert another fighter. This revision of scheduled fights happened once more until Todd was at last matched against Tim Hague at UFC #102 held on August 2009 in Portland, Oregon. This match was an impressive victory for the boxing-based fighter as he scored a record-setting fast knockout against Hague. At UFC #114, he was matched against Mike Russow, a fellow newcomer in a bout that ended in an upset defeat for Todd by way of a knockout during their third round. As time continued while in the UFC, a series of injuries often time led to Todd Duffee being replaced with other fighters, thus he did not fight much. Eventually in 2010, on September 7, Todd was released from the UFC. Afterwards, he began fighting in other, smaller fighting leagues. Outside of the fighting spectrum, Todd Duffee trains at the Colorado-based facility Grudge Training Center. He also has his own fan page and made his first acting debut in Never Back Down 2 (2011) (V)

Todd Duffey

Todd was born in Raleigh, N.C., but moved to Texas at the age of three. He started acting in the third grade, doing theater. By the fourth grade, he was doing professional theater at the Alley Theater in Houston. He moved from Houston to Dallas in jr. high, and started his film work. His first big debut, and breakthrough, was with an independent film called 'Across Five Aprils,' which was entered in the Cowboy Hall of Fame. He went to Booker T. Washington High School for Performing & Visual Arts, where he majored in theater. From there, he went to the University of Houston, U.T. and U.T. in Arlington, where he majored in video/film arts.

Todd Dulmage

Todd Dulmage is an actor, known for X-Men (2000), Hannibal (2013) and Mantis (2005). He has been married to Elizabeth McCallum since August 17, 2002. They have two children.

Todd Dunphy

Legendary Martial Arts Champion Todd Dunphy began training in martial arts at the young age of 12 years old. Nixon was President, and violence was in the air. It was 1972, and a young Todd Dunphy was living in Santa Cruz, California, training in Karate with his brother Terry, who handed down some of his secret training in the Marines to his little brother, Serving as his role model, Todd Dunphy was not yet old enough to join the Marines too, but he followed in his brothers footsteps as best as he could. The young lad joined military school, ready to become a better fighter. Fight Night Flash forward years later: An adult Todd Dunphy got caught up on the wrong crowd, yet still addicted to the adrenaline rush of a good fight. Drinking, doing drugs, and partying constantly, yet still training daily in martial arts, every night was 'Fight Night' in his Martial Arts Dojo. Yet when that was over, he'd then head to the local bar, do shots, and get in bar fights and street fights in his local Santa Cruz, and beyond. The Kray Brothers: England's Most Notorious Gangsters The hard living took its toll. He went from a bar brawler and street fighter, to a prison fighter, doing hard time not once-but twice during his life behind bars for fighting and dealing in millions of dollars worth of drugs. First, back in 1996 in London, England's notorious Maidstone Prison held the early Karate Champion, where he met none other than Reginald "Reggie" Kray, of the notorious "Kray Brothers" Gang, the most notorious gangster England has ever seen, and subject of a major motion picture starring Gary Kemp. For months, the Celebrity Gangster and rising Karate Star boxed together, dined together, and become good friends. Busted! During his last stint in the slammer before his release in 2014, the Feds reportedly offered Todd Dunphy a plea bargain-Keep his houses and bank accounts, or do hard time. He states he chose the time, but admits the Feds still snagged a lot of his loose cash-reportedly nearly a half a million dollars worth. Warrior for Christ: Mel Novak It was soon after one of these long days in prison, where the Certified Bad Boy met none other than Mel Novak. Mel Novak tours the country for his famous Prison Ministries, preaching to convicts behind bars about how to quit playing in the devils playground, stop the drugs and boozing, and devote their life to Christ. Mel Novak also happened to be the movie star and Martial Arts Legend in his own right, who fought Bruce Lee in the motion picture "The Hand of Death" among more. Born Again Realizing his way was not working, Martial Arts Master Todd Dunphy went from gangsters-to God, as he decided to take a chance on Mel's teachings. After all, he had little to lose. It was settled. Todd become a Born Again Christian, and has not touched any drugs or even alcohol for years. He went back to training-this time in Kata Karate, letting this further adrenaline rush replace dope, booze, and cocaine. He was finally a free man, physically, and spiritually. He had found God. He stopped street fighting, and-since he was no longer visiting bars, quit the bar brawls as well. He then decided to begin entering some Tournaments-a lot of them. Championship Record Holder In fact, Todd Dunphy went on to reportedly enter more championships than most anyone on the planet. He entered 28 tournaments last year in 2016, competing every other weekend. He admits, "Traveling and doing as many tournaments as I can, and competing, this is my new drug. I don't drink any more, and I don't smoke. I don't do stupid stuff any more. It's not to cheap to compete, but I can afford to do it. It keeps me grounded and makes me happy. Todd Dunphy competes in Empty Hand Kata, Traditional Weapons, and an Open Division where he is able to make up his own sequences. He competes in the many Divisions, the TaeKwonDo Division, and between 4 to 5 different age groups, competing in 18 divisions in the USA championships alone. TaeKwonDo Champion With scars on all of his knuckles, Todd states that he is well conditioned. He also knows some other styles including Tai Chi, and a little bit of Kenpo and Kick Boxing. Todd states that he likes the Japanese basic styles the best, with their strong, low solid stances. He also likes TaeKwonDo for its flashy, long, extended, beautiful kicks, "I incorporate TaeKwonDo do kicks with solid, strong Japanese stances," Todd admits. Adding, "What style is better for fighting to me, really depends on how a person trains and how good they are versus how good their opponent is in another style," suggesting that skill beats style, any day. Karate Champion Actor, Model, Professional Fighter, and World Karate Champion, Todd Dunphy is the only adult male to earn 6 Gold Medals in the history of the WKC, World Championships. A Traditional Kata Champion, Traditional Weapons Champion, and Multiple World Champion winner from Tournaments in Ireland, Florida, Portugal, USA, and beyond, Todd Dunphy is a 20 times Gold Medal holder for the USA World Championship. With an incredible 45 gold Medal victories at the World Championships, he has competed in 38 Divisions in the USA this year alone, with 20 competitions last year, 57 in the Long Beach International, and in over 100 Divisions in 4 Tournaments in the past 12 months alone. Todd Dunphy holds a black Belt in TaeKwonDo, a 5th Degree Black Belt in Dux Ryu Ninjutsu, and a 7th Degree Black Belt in Karate. Never one to give up, Todd Dunphy says, "I want to tell my story to young kids out there. I want them to see me, and how I did it, how I turned my life around. Drugs are not the answer. If you want to be a winner, you have to be strong, in your body, mind, and spirit. I want to spread that message to the world." Copyright 2017, Hollywood Sentinel Public Relations, Hollywood Sentinel dot com.

Todd Edwards

Todd Elton

Todd Elton is known for Love Island Australia (2018).

Todd Emerson

Todd Emerson was born on March 24, 1984 in Auckland, New Zealand. He is an actor, known for The Amazing Extraordinary Friends (2006), The World's Fastest Indian (2005) and Westside (2015).

Todd Emmett

Todd Emmett is known for Unstoppable (2010), Cherry (2021) and Double Dragon (1994).

Todd Eric Andrews

Todd Eric Andrews was born on May 1, 1966 in Hastings, Nebraska, USA. He is an actor, known for Dead End City (1988), I Know My First Name Is Steven (1989) and Zapped Again! (1990).