Russ Pangborn
Russ Pangborn is known for The Long Way Back: The Story of Todd Z-Man Zalkins (2017).
Russ Panzarella
Russ Panzarella is known for Widows (2018), Public Enemies (2009) and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016).
Russ Parr
Russ Parr (Russell Dean Parr) is a director, writer, and producer known for the award-winning The Undershepherd (2012), Hear No Evil (2014) and 35 and Ticking (2011). He is also a mega-contributor to urban radio, holding down a top-rated syndicated show for more than 15 years. Parr has been noted for directing situational comedies and suspenseful feature films including Kevin Hart, Isaiah Washington IV, Nicole Ari Parker, Anthony Anderson, Tasha Smith, Leslie Jones, Omari Hardwick and many more. As an influential innovator of entertainment, Parr has made it his responsibility to not only be funny and uplifting but be informative to the community.
Russ Rossi
Russ Rossi is a producer and actor, known for Gifted, The Blind King (2016) and Primal Shift (2015).
Russ Russo
Russell Arthur Benson Jr. was born to Cynthia Lattof and Russell Benson. Russell Benson Sr. was a union plumber who had come back from Vietnam. Cynthia Lattof was a student at Gloucester State College. They divorced in 1979. Cynthia had moved Russell and his infant brother out to Sacramento, California where she met future husband Frank Russo. Frank adopted the two boys and Russell Arthur Benson Jr. name changed legally to Russell Austin Russo. The family then moved to Phoenix, Arizona before settling for a cross country drive in December 1982 to Long Branch, New Jersey where Frank's family lived. The family rented homes and duplexes while having three more children. In April 1992, the Russo family moved to Rumson, New Jersey. Russ finished his senior year of high school at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional and graduated in 1994.He then moved with long time girlfriend Laura Wood to Clearwater, Florida in June 1996. The relationship dissolved and in November 1997, Russell moved back to Rumson, New Jersey. Russ was studying business-finance at Brookdale College. In February 1999, he stumbled upon the Jewelbox Theatre. Jade Greene, the director of the theatre, was offering internships for acting classes. In the months to follow, he studied Alexander, Meisner, Stella Adler, Lee Strausberg and Method acting. Russ worked as a utility actor in various plays during the internship before landing a lead role in Clifford Oddet's classic "Awake & Sing" playing Moe Axelrod, a role previously performed by Sanford Meisner. Russ began traveling to NYC to study at Tisch in various acting workshops as well as working with the NJ Theatre Exchange. In March 2002, he landed the lead role in the Independent film "Envy" portraying a character with multiple personality disorder. "Envy" won the Buzz award at the NY Independent Film Festival. Russ continues to act in various plays and films.
Russ Sawicki
Russ Sawicki is known for My Art (2016).
Russ Skains
Russ Skains is an actor and producer, known for Black Zone, Help Me, Kill Me (2012) and Rook (2012).
Russ Solomon
Russ Solomon was born on September 22, 1925 in Sacramento, California, USA. He was an executive. He was previously married to Patti Drosins and Doris Epstein. He died on March 4, 2018 in Sacramento, California, USA.
Russ Tamblyn
Russ wasn't discovered, he discovered show business at the age of 5 when, with other youngsters at Inglewood, California, he went to Saturday matinees at the Granada Theatre. One afternoon while waiting for the show to start he got on the stage and did an impromptu dance which the kids loved. He repeated it the following week and became so popular that when he didn't appear there was almost a riot. The theater manager spoke to his parents and his mother let him take dancing lessons. Once started on a career he expanded his talents to take in singing and acrobatics performing his first back flip at 10. He later added juggling, a magic act, piano, and drums to his talents which made him a regular performer at local clubs. He made his stage debut with a small theater group directed by Lloyd Bridges which in turn led to his film debut in 'The Boy With Green Hair' followed by a part in 'Samson and Delilah' and the title role in 'The Kid From Cleveland.' He earned an Oscar nomination as Best Supporting Actor for 'Peyton Place' receiving high praise from both director Mark Robson and choreographer Michael Kidd, who was a close friend of Jerome Robbins, and who'd worked with Russ on 'Seven Brides For Seven Brothers.' Summoned for both a dancing and acting screen test with Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins he was cast as Riff the leader of the Jets in the Oscar winning film 'West Side Story.' In his films up to 1952 he was credited as Rusty Tamblyn and Russ Tamblyn after that.
Russ Titelman
Russ Titelman is known for Rush (1991), For Love of the Game (1999) and Where the Heart Is (2000).