Brian Reezer
Brian Reezer is known for Bigfoot Vs. Zombies (2016).
Brian Regal
Brian Regal is an actor based in Los Angeles, California. Hailing from Dorchester, Massachusetts, Regal went to a full inclusion elementary school, took a boat to school everyday to an Outward Bound middle school for inner city kids on an island in Boston Harbor, and then attended Boston Latin Academy for high school. His father, Ed Regal, hosted comedy shows at the Emerald Isle that young Regal regularly attended. Regal also played a lot of hockey, soccer, baseball, basketball, and rugby, when he wasn't beating his older brother in chess. Regal studied history at the University of Hartford. His Mom hasn't forgiven him for moving to LA but she understands and tells him she's, "only, kind of kidding." After he moved to LA he began booking commercials and music videos. Regal joined SAG-AFTRA and in 2018, made his feature film debut in indie favorite, Saviors.
Brian Regan
Brian Regan is an actor and writer, known for Top Five (2014), Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist (1995) and Brian Regan: The Epitome of Hyperbole (2008). He was previously married to Kathleen Patricia Bieszczat.
Brian Reilly
Brian Reilly is an actor and writer, known for Blame (2017), Ruby and Her Uncle (2018) and 20 Questions (2018).
Brian Reynolds
Brian Reynolds is known for his work on Peter Cushing: In His Own Words (2019), Peter Cushing: Perspectives (2021) and On the Buses at the Movies (2021).
Brian Reynolds
Brian Reynolds is an actor, known for Quarantine Diaries (2020).
Brian Rezek
Brian Rezek is an actor, known for Sharkenstein (2016).
Brian Richard Garton
Brian Richard Garton is an actor, known for Wai peng nak leng kha san (2014), Mo 6/5 pak ma tha phi (2013) and Namo OK (2014).
Brian Richardson
Brian Richardson is known for Gotham (2014), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) and The Get Down (2016).
Brian Rife
Brian Rife is known for Sensored (2009), If [Blank] Were Real (2009) and Smosh (2005).