Rich Roll
Rich Roll is known for Patrik Baboumian: Built by Plants (2017), From the Ground Up (2017) and Vegan 2019 (2019).
Rich Ronat
Rich Ronat is known for Beyond the Walls, The Lost Soldier and The Righteous.
Rich Rose
Rich Rose is an extremely talented young Los Angeles based actor. Originally from Chicago, he studied theatre at Columbia. He has served six years on active duty with the U.S. Coast Guard. His skill sets range from leading roles to stunts and everything in between. His experience as a dolphin trainer has allowed him to perform in front of thousands of people with some of the worlds most amazing animals as his co-stars.
Rich Rossi
Rich Rossi is an actor and producer, known for He's Way More Famous Than You (2013), Night Bird (2012) and Fason Nou (2014).
Rich Rotella
Rich Rotella's uncanny ability to portray comedic and dramatic characters has made him priceless to productions and a rising star. Trained in improvisation at "The Groundlings" and studying under Lee Strasberg's disciple Eric Morris (acting coach to Johnny Depp and Jack Nicholson,) Rich delivers a dynamic versatility, from character actor to leading man. Rich starred in Lionsgate's feature comedy, "The Newest Pledge (2010)." He landed a national commercial for "TIDE Laundry" opposite iconic Betty White. And recently, Rich wrote, directed, and starred in the original feature film, "Marlo Lasker (2020)." His unique screen power, unpredictability and magnetism is extraordinary. You cannot truly appreciate Rich's talent until you see him in action.
Rich Rule
Rich Rule is an award winning director, editor and filmmaker. Rich started showing creative talent at a young age, studying several musical instruments in elementary school. At the age of 13 he started writing his own music and lyrics for songs in the rock and hip-hop genres. Around this time he also received a video camera from his grandfather and started making small music videos and movies. In 2005, Rich started a recording studio titled "Studiohouse Productions". In 2013 he was an extra in a locally filmed movie, which sparked his interest in film again. He then started his own production company titled "Dizzyboy Productions" in 2014 and is known for his first three films, "Khange Tha Game", "Marrtown" and "No Knock List".
Rich Sands
Rich Sands is an actor and producer, known for Our Moral Code, Secret of the Lost Scroll and Swap (2016).
Rich Schwenn
Rich Schwenn is an actor, known for Jane Street (1997) and Lethal Justice (1995).
Rich Sica
Rich Sica is an actor, known for Love Dave (2020).
Rich Skidmore
Known for his versatility and commanding presence laced with comedic turns, 7-time Emmy-winning actor and spokesperson Rich Skidmore flourished as a TV news investigative journalist long before he took to the stage and screen. His 15 years spent digging for details in newsrooms proved to be invaluable training for his career investigating a broad spectrum of acting roles. Richard Morgan Skidmore was born in Pittsburgh. earned his BA in Journalism from The Ohio State University and an Honorable Discharge from the US Marine Corps. While working as the "3 On Your Side" guy for KTVK-3TV in Phoenix by day, Rich launched his acting career, landing the lead role of Paul Bratter in Neil Simon's "Barefoot in the Park", which he rehearsed by night. After starring in three more plays there, "Catch Me if You Can" (as Harry) for which he won a Best Actor award, the melodrama "Love Rides the Rails" (as the hero Truman), and "The Good Doctor" (as The Seducer and Antosha), Rich decided it was time to put down his pen and move to Los Angeles. Not long after arriving, he booked co-star roles on the hit shows The Practice, Criminal Minds and Jimmy Kimmel Live!, where he's been a recurring principal actor (various characters) and voice-over artist for more than a decade. More recently, Rich shot two lead roles in the same TV pilot, Sweet Toxins (as twins Paul and Don Brinks), strong supporting roles in the Google interactive web series End Game (as spy/handler Pinstripe), and in the pilot Internal Affairs (as the Mayor of LA). His comedic skills landed him several roles on Comedy Central (as Don Cinespace in Funny or Die, as a cop in Workaholics, and as an airline pilot in Important Things with Demetri Martin) and in CBS's The McCarthys (as a cruise ship captain). Some of Rich's work on the big screen includes the feature film Time Trap (as Rich Pintauro), the short film A Stark Reality (as the Opioid Doctor), and Miss Congeniality 2 (as an FBI agent). Rich's roots in shooting "straight down the barrel" have helped him serve as national spokesperson for numerous health and financial campaigns, including Victoza (pharma), Schwab Financial, Sylmark and MyoHealth (DRTV). He's appeared in over 50 national commercials, including Mercedes Benz, Pepsi, and T-Mobile, and has hosted a bevy of long and short-form infomercials for companies like Werner Ladders, Keuring/Dr. Pepper, and TriVita.