Rex Kudo
Rex Kudo is a composer, known for Juice WRLD: Burn (2021), Lil Uzi Vert: Demon High (2021) and The Weeknd Feat. Tyler, the Creator: Here We Go... Again (Lyric Version) (2022).
Rex Latymer
Rex Latymer is known for Flux Gourmet (2022).
Rex Lease
Born Rex Lloyd Lease in West Virginia on February 11, 1903 (not 1901, according to Social Security records found), future cowboy actor Rex Lease was raised in Columbus, Ohio and very briefly attended Ohio Wesleyan University initially interested in the ministry. When this fell through, he decided to attempt an acting career instead. Setting his sights on Hollywood at age 19 in 1924, he broke into silent films as an extra and bit player. Rex's first role of any significance was as the adult son of Irene Rich and Morgan Wallace in the melodrama A Woman Who Sinned (1924). Within a couple of years the strapping, exceedingly handsome actor had made it into the silent co-star ranks of romantic drama, jazz-age comedy, canine adventures and rugged action in such fare as Somebody's Mother (1926), The Mystery Pilot (1926), The Timid Terror (1926), The Outlaw Dog (1927), Clancy's Kosher Wedding (1927), The College Hero (1927) and as the murderous bad guy, The Solitaire Kid, in the silent Tim McCoy western The Law of the Range (1928) co-starring a very young Joan Crawford. Lease made an easy transition come the advent of sound and continued on as heroes and romantic leading men types in such early talkies as Borrowed Wives (1930), Troopers Three (1930), The Sign of the Wolf (1931), Chinatown After Dark (1931), The Monster Walks (1932) and Inside Information (1934). Having appeared in the title role of the western The Utah Kid (1930), within a few years Rex hit minor cowboy hero stardom with such offerings as The Cowboy and the Bandit (1935), Cyclone of the Saddle (1935), Fighting Caballero (1935), The Ghost Rider (1935), Rough Riding Ranger (1935), Custer's Last Stand (1936), Cavalcade of the West (1936) and The Silver Trail (1937). Just as quickly, however, his hero status fell aside and he found himself, more often than not, shuffled back to playing secondary partners or villains for a host of other established or ascending sagebrush stars such as his old pal Tim McCoy, as well as Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Hoot Gibson, Johnny Mack Brown, Tex Ritter, Tom Tyler, Bob Steele, Allan Lane, Bill Elliott and a quickly rising John Wayne. By the late 1930's, Rex was finding himself with little to no billing at all -- appearing as a bank robber in the Laurel & Hardy comedy A Chump at Oxford (1939), a cop in The Grapes of Wrath (1940), and minor henchmen in such second-string westerns as Saddlemates (1941), Jesse James at Bay (1941), Idaho (1943), King of the Cowboys (1943), Rough Riders of Cheyenne (1945) and Frontier Gal (1945). Occasional featured roles included those in Tenting Tonight on the Old Camp Ground (1943), Springtime in Texas (1945), Days of Buffalo Bill (1946), The People's Choice (1946) and the serial cliffhanger The Crimson Ghost (1946). Lease went on to appear in hundreds of films over a three and a half decade career. In the 1950's Rex added TV to his extensive résumé with appearances on "The Abbott & Costello Show," "The Roy Rogers Show," "Tales of the Texas Rangers," "Fury," "The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin," "Maverick" and several spots (his last being in 1960) on "The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp." A few minor 50's western movie parts also came his way with Ride, Vaquero! (1953), Calamity Jane (1953), Backlash (1956) and Tension at Table Rock (1956). Rex's personal life was turbulent, what with five marriages and divorces -- his first two being actresses Charlotte Merriam and Eleanor Hunt). He eventually retired and died of undisclosed causes in the Los Angeles area on January 3, 1966, at the age of 62. He was discovered by his son Richard, who was shot to death at age 25 the following year after being involved in a traffic altercation with two teenagers.
Rex Lee
Rex Lee was born on January 7, 1969 in Warren, Ohio, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Entourage (2004), Entourage (2015) and Keeping Company (2021).
Rex Leonard
Rex Leonard is a young danish actor known for his comprehensive versatility and captivatingly credible performances. Rex Leonard (pronounced LEE-O-NART) was born on July 23rd, 1993 - but despite his age, Rex has a uniquely youthful appearance. This gives him an extensive age-playing range, and the ability to play characters, whose age are much younger than his own, as well as characters matching his actual age, due to his natural maturity. In the debut of his first feature film, Rex was highly praised for his performance. Among other great reviews, a critic (Katrine Sommer Boysen) for the danish newspaper "Jyllands-posten", wrote: "...Rex Leonard, der imponerer med sin ungdommelige sårbarhed og sit vidunderligt åbne ansigt..." - which directly translates to: "...Rex Leonard, who impresses with his youthful vulnerability and his wonderful open face...". Rex is a rising star, with great potential known for "The Rain" (2020) and "Ninna" (2019), where his riveting on-screen presence indulges his audience.
Rex Linn
Rex Linn was born on November 13, 1956 in Spearman, Texas, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Rush Hour (1998), Cliffhanger (1993) and Wyatt Earp (1994).
Rex Marlow
Rex Marlow is known for Deadwood '76 (1965), Goldilocks and the Three Bares (1963) and Sylvia's Girls (1965).
Rex Miller
Rex Miller is a cinematographer and producer, known for A Chef's Life (2013), Somay Ku: A Uganda Tennis Story (2008) and Althea (2014).
Rex Parry
Rex Parry is an actor, known for The Tower (2021).
Rex Piano
Rex Piano is a director and producer, known for The Month of August (2002), Fall of Hyperion (2008) and Sins of the Father.