Ross Kimball
Ross Kimball is an actor, known for Masterminds (2016), Queenpins (2021) and Crisis (2014).
Ross Kobelak
Ross Kobelak is an American film and stage actor. He was raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, by his parents James and Carolyn Kobelak. After receiving his BA in theater from Baldwin Wallace University, Ross moved back to Pittsburgh, where he performed at the Pittsburgh Public Theater and City Theater. He is now living and working in Los Angeles.
Ross Kohn
Ross Kohn is a producer, known for Maggie Moore(s), Happily (2021) and Literally, Right Before Aaron (2017). He has been married to Courtney Henggeler since October 10, 2015. They have two children.
Ross Kohnstam
Ross Kohnstam is known for Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022), Deadpool (2016) and Spider-Man (2018).
Ross Konell
Ross Konell is a producer and actor, known for John and Jamie: A Prelude to I Love You (2010), Pie Heaven (2012) and The Anchorite (2016).
Ross Kramer
Ross Kramer is an actor and writer, known for Land of the Lost (1991), You Get Me (2017) and Providence (1999).
Ross Kurt Le
Ross Kurt Le is an Australian actor and writer. He is best known for his role as Alex on Stitchers (2015-17), and has also appeared on Castle, and Run DMZ. Le was born and raised in Sydney, Australia and studied Chemical Engineering at Sydney University. Following graduation and a brief career in accounting, Le moved to Los Angeles in 2009 to pursue his goal of becoming an actor. After attending The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Hollywood, Le found work on stage at East West Players (playing Neil in the stage adaption of "Mysterious Skin" by Scott Heim) and at Circle X Theatre (appearing as Wong Tuck in "The Chinese Massacre). Le has since appeared in Castle (2012), and Run DMZ (2013). Le recurred for three seasons on Stitchers (2015-17). Le currently resides in Hollywood, California (2016)
Ross Lee
Ross Lee is known for The Bubble (2022), The Slammer (2006) and The Keith Lemon Sketch Show (2015).
Ross Levy
Ross Levy is known for Iron Man (2008), Suicide Squad (2016) and Land of the Lost (2009).
Ross Leyshon
Ross Leyshon was born in Neath and raised in Ystradgynlais, Swansea, in the country of South Wales. His parents, Rose and Esmond Leyshon, met working together in the Steel Works of Port Talbot, Wales. Ross was introduced to film at a young age, his first memory being of seeing Disney's 'The Lion King' at the cinema. He secretly wanted to act from a young age but lacked the confidence to do so. While studying Interactive Media back in 2017, he performed and acted for a photo shoot for a comic book, acting to be scared of dinosaurs. His media lecturer, Chris Jones, noticed the enjoyment Ross had and suggested he should start studying Acting and Drama. Ross just accepted it and was able to get on A level Drama studies the next year. "My first drama lesson in college, we had homework to do over the next few days, for the first time in my life, I did it on the night! That was a sign..." He went on to the Atrium University of Glamorgan (the last year before it was changed to University of South Wales) to obtain a BA degree in Drama (Theatre and Media). He played the main villain of The Philistine' in his debut feature film 'Anhedonia' in 2019.