Ric Linville is an actor, known for Axe to Grind (2015), Deep 6 (2016) and Anatomy of Violence (2013).
Ric Lutze was born on April 8, 1944 in Indiana, USA. He was an actor. He was previously married to Rene Bond. He died on September 22, 2011 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Richard Lawrence Maddox was born in Kingsville, Texas, to Laura Lee Myers, a waitress turned massage therapist and Richard Calvin Maddox, a cowboy and competitive team roper. He has Scottish, Dutch, German, and Cherokee Ancestry, with his paternal grandmother coming from a Cherokee band from Oklahoma. The older of two brothers, Ric was raised in the small Texan town of Pleasanton and played American Football and Division A Baseball. After graduating, Ric joined the US Army, serving as an Alpha Team Leader in the 1st Battalion 8th Infantry Regiment with a deployment to Iraq. While in service, Ric had the honor of earning five Army Achievement Medals and the prestigious Expert Infantry Badge. Which is not surprising considering his grandfather CPO George Lawrence Myers is a World War II Navy veteran and his great grandfather, Purple Heart recipient Corporal George Labania Myers was a decorated World War I Army Infantry machine gunner. Maddox however, was the only member of his family to pursue a career in acting. Shortly after returning from Iraq, he landed a small role in 'The Alamo' opposite Billy Bob Thornton. It was through this film that Ric met actor Patrick Wilson and was encouraged to pursue his career further. So Ric moved to New York to train at the prestigious Stella Adler acting conservatory for 3 years under the late Earle Gister. Upon returning from New York, Avy Kaufman cast Ric in the movie 'Stop-Loss' opposite Ryan Phillippe and Timothy Olyphant. The films director Kimberly Peirce, encouraged Ric to make the move to Los Angeles. Ric is an alumni of Playhouse West, having studied with Tony Savant, Holly Gagnier, Jim Parrack and worked with James Franco. He was also opposite Jeff Goldblum in "Prisoner of Second Avenue" for the Playhouse West Rep and took home "Best Supporting Actor" at the 2013 Playhouse West film festival for his role of Teddy, in the gritty south Boston drama "Black Irish". Coming from genuine cowboy stock and being an accomplished horse rider and military trained sharp shooter, has led Ric into a series of western roles including:- 'The Barefoot Bull Rider'; ' The Magnificant Dead'; 'Valley of Death'; 'Renegade'; 'Billy the Kid: New Evidence'; 'Expedition Unknown' (playing Virgil Earp) and 'The West Files'. He is also the co-creator, co-writer, and lead actor in the upcoming Western 'Dead Men the Series' playing Jesse Struthers. Ric Maddox also stars as lawman Pat Garrett in 'The American West', Robert Redford's 8 part series on AMC premiering in June 2016. In 2015, Maddox married the British production designer Simone Piaskowski.
A co-founder of "Matter Music" in Los Angeles. Ric began composing for visual media whilst still recording and touring with many artists, including Heart, Ezra Ray Hart, Chris Cornell, Eleven, Lisa Dalbello and Smash Mouth. As "Matter" has grown, Ric has focused exclusively on creating music to picture. Markmann won an EMMY for Outstanding Original Music. And has won the ASCAP Award for Most Television Plays, twice.
Ric McGill is an actor, known for Pink Opaque (2020).
Ric Morgan is a versatile screen actor, producer, and voice artist from Chicago Ric is now starring in the indie thriller "For Hannah", alongside Shannon Brown and Carla Abruzzo, available for streaming on Amazon. A born and bred Texan and bayou boy, Ric has since lived, studied, and worked in Connecticut, Virginia, Florida, and Illinois. He has been a shipbuilder, salesman, groundskeeper, businessman, waiter, handyman and cop. The latter from which he retired, having been sheriff's deputy and bomb technician. He is a father and grandfather. Ric draws upon a well of life's trials and tribulations in finding his voice while recreating and re-imagining reality for film. A student -and subject of- the human condition, he has honed his talent and craft through ongoing training, coaching and education. An accomplished and versatile actor, Ric brings compelling, nuanced and authentic characters to life. He has appeared in a large and growing number of films and in industrial, commercial and print ads. A true raconteur, Ric is passionate about the art of storytelling, and is a script consultant and an awarded indie film producer.
Ric Payne is an actor and producer, known for Moose & Monta, A Day in the Life of Joe Redwood (2007) and Hey! (2003).
Ric Plamenco is an actor, known for Free Guy (2021), Boober (2016) and Egregious Mistakes (2016).
Ric Reid is an actor, known for The X Files (1993), Shoot to Kill (1988) and Goosebumps (1995).
Ric is an actor, writer, composer, director and producer who has been active in show business for more than 40 years. Born in Rochester, New York, he attended Bowling Green State University in Ohio and graduated with honors in Radio-TV-Film, Theater and Marketing. He began his professional acting career with the N.Y. repertory company Arts Centre Theatre before touring and branching out into film and television in New York, Los Angeles and Atlanta. He is a member of Actor's Equity Association (AEA), the Director's Guild of America (DGA), the National Association of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS), the Screen Actor's Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) and the Writer's Guild of America (WGA). He is also president of Ric Reitz Writes, Inc. With wife Noel, he has two children and still splits his time between America's "three coasts."