This block contains the information about Ryan Hurst and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

Ryan Hurst became famous after he performed the role of Lump Hudson in the comedy directed by Cohen Brothers that was called “Gentleman’s Games” which was released in 2004. During his carrier he performed in 38 movies in the cinema and on the television. He debut in 1993 while performing in the teen TV show called “Saved by a call”. Since that time he appeared as a guest star not in one popular TV show, between those TV shows, we find: “Doctor House”, “John Doe”, the famous “Beverly Hills 90210” and in “CSI- place of crime”. He was born in June 1976 in Santa Monica, which is a famous city located in California. He was the son of Candy Kaniecki who was a teacher of art performance and of a wonderful actor Rick Hurst. His parents got married in 1969 and divorced ten years later when he was only three years old. Ryan graduated the Santa Monica High School. In May 2005 this talented and beginning film director married with his old friend Molly Cookson. The couple lives in Los Angeles. On the stage of Santa Monica Civic Light Opera was the release of the play by Cyrano de Bergerac which was changed by him, and in which he performed the main role. He became famous in 1998 after he performed in the movie “Saving soldier Ryan”.

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Here you can learn about the movies Ryan Hurst acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
The Postman - Eddie March	$80M	1997	$5.26M	$17.6M
We Were Soldiers - Sgt. Ernie Savage	$75M	2002	$20.2M	$78.1M
Saving Private Ryan - Paratrooper Mandelsohn	$70M	1998	$30.6M	$216M
Rules of Engagement - Capt. Hustings	$60M	2000	$15M	$61.3M
Patch Adams - Neil	$50M	1998	$25.3M	$135M
The Ladykillers - Lump Hudson	$35M	2004	$12.6M	$39.7M
Remember the Titans - Gerry Bertier, Director (l6 mm footage)	$30M	2000	$20.9M	$116M
Noble Things - Kyle Collins	$5M	2008
The Speakeasy (short) - Peter Grady	$2K	2006
Perfect Lover - Guy		2001
Venus and Mars - Roberto		2001
Lone Star State of Mind - Tinker		2002
Chasing the Green - Ross Franklin, Post-production Supervisor		2009