Ray Blackwell
Ray Blackwell is known for The Irish Pub (2013).
Ray Bolger
Ray Bolger was born Raymond Wallace Bolger on January 10, 1904 in Dorchester, Massachusetts, to Anne C. (Wallace) and James Edward Bolger, both Irish-Americans. Ray began his career in vaudeville. He was half of a team called "Sanford and Bolger" and also did numerous Broadway shows on his own. Like Gene Kelly, he was a song-and-dance man as well as an actor. He was signed to a contract with MGM and his first role was as himself in The Great Ziegfeld (1936). This was soon followed by a role opposite Eleanor Powell in the romantic comedy Rosalie (1937). His first dancing and singing role was in Sweethearts (1938), where he did the "wooden shoes" number with redheaded soprano/actress Jeanette MacDonald. This got him noticed by MGM producers and resulted in his being cast in his most famous role, the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz (1939). Surprisingly, even though the film was a success, Bolger's contract with MGM ended. He went to RKO Radio Pictures to make the romantic comedy Four Jacks and a Jill (1942). After this, Bolger went to Broadway, where he received his greatest satisfaction. In 1953, he turned to television and received his own sitcom, Where's Raymond? (1953), later changed to "The Ray Bolger Show". After his series ended, Bolger guest starred on many television series such as Battlestar Galactica (1978) and Fantasy Island (1977), and had some small roles in movies. In 1985, he co-hosted the documentary film That's Dancing! (1985) with Liza Minnelli. Ray Bolger died of bladder cancer in Los Angeles, California on January 15, 1987, five days after his 83rd birthday.
Ray Boling
Ray Boling is known for Storm of Suspicion (2018) and Steppin' Into the Holiday (2022).
Ray Bouderau
Ray Bouderau is CEO of Living The Dream Films, a production company specializing in film development, production and financing. As a native New Yorker born and raised in Rockaway, Queens, Ray has had a lifelong love affair with movies and television. From a restaurant and bar owner to construction and New York City real estate, Ray continues to push to the edges of everyday life, adding successful Producer, Writer and Actor to his list of accomplishments. With an indisputable zest for life, Ray captures the feeling of being alive through creating and directing stories that need to be told in the most entertaining and powerful way. His work as an Actor is compelling, and as a Writer and Producer, Bouderau leaves you with a sense of disruption and self-reflection. With 7 feature length films in the last 2 years alone, Ray's wholehearted passion for the entertainment industry has seen him work alongside the great talents of Amanda Seyfreid, Alec Baldwin, Jeffrey Wright, Adam Levine, Taylor Schilling and many others. His films have been met with critical acclaim and wide audiences spanning several genres. It's rare that filmmaker creates a such a splash right out of the gate, but Ray has accomplished just that, with his films screening at such prestigious festivals as the Toronto International Film Festival, South by Southwest, and the TriBeCa Film Festival.
Ray Boyle
Raymond Cornelius Boyle, frequently credited as Dirk London, was an American small part character actor of the 1950s. Predominantly active on the small screen, he became best known for playing Morgan Earp (1851-1882) in fifteen episodes of The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (1955), starring Hugh O'Brian as the eponymous gunfighter. Boyle found steady work in a staple of early western and police shows, including some recurring appearances in Gang Busters (1952), Sergeant Preston of the Yukon (1955), Highway Patrol (1955) and Gunsmoke (1955). A rare higher profile role saw him cast as a gangster colluding with Martians in Republic's hilarious serial Zombies of the Stratosphere (1952) (Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy -- then very much at the beginning of his career -- can be glimpsed as one of the zombies!). After his retirement from acting, Boyle worked as production designer/art director on a couple of films in the 1970s. His second wife (from 1954) was the actress Jan Shepard.
Ray Brinzer
Ray Brinzer is known for Team Foxcatcher (2016).
Ray Brown
Ray Brown is known for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013), The Box (2009) and Cry Wolf (2005).
Ray Brown Jr.
Ray Brown Jr. is a producer and writer, known for Diamonds & Waterfalls, Royalty Union and The Wayne and Shuster Hour (1957).
Ray Buchanan
Demetrius Buchanan, an American actor, was born in Rockford, Illinois on February 19, 1968. Also known as Ray or Play Ray, he moved to Atlanta in 2017 where he reestablished his love for acting. Ray is an accomplished musician, music producer, singer and song writer who has won multiple awards. He is also an Iowa Hawkeye Classic Middleweight and Masters bodybuilding overall winner and personal trainer. Ray can be seen in Brooklyn, Tales, The Mark, Jumanji 2, The Act, Greenleaf, Outsiders, Love to The Rescue, Ambitions, The Resident, MacGyver, Lodge 49 and the Deputy.
Ray Buckley
Ray Buckley is a cinematographer and editor, known for Wild (2014), I Play with the Phrase Each Other (2013) and Dizzy Pursuit (2018).