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'''Ryan Alosio''' is the actor who portrays [[Taylor]] in an unaired scene from ''[[Six Months Ago]]''. |
'''Ryan Alosio''' is the actor who portrays [[Taylor (D.L.'s crew)|Taylor]] in an unaired scene from ''[[Six Months Ago]]''. |
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==About== |
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Ryan Alosio is an American actor who holds dual citizenship in both Ireland and the United States. Alosio spent eleven years in various boarding schools, including three years in military academy, and graduated with honors from the Interlochen Arts Academy. Alosio then attended Northwestern University in Chicago, and New York University where he studied dramatic writing in the Tisch School of the Arts. |
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Throughout his career, Alosio has worked with such noted and award-winning actors as Gary Sinise, Patrick Dempsey, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jason Alexander, Matthew Fox, Laura Dern, Mickey Rooney, Jane Seymour, Tony Shalhoub, Tess Harper, Kyra Sedgwick, and Elijah Wood. Alosio received the Austin Film Festival's Audience Award of Favorite New Actor for his lead role in the film ''The Hi-Line''. Alosio has played roles in several theatrical stage productions including ''A Midsummer Night's Dream'', ''Waiting For Godot'', ''The Crucible'', and ''Chicago''. |
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Alosio has produced numerous film projects, and is a published writer and accomplished painter and photographer. His work has been featured in numerous gallery showings and printed in such noted publications as Rizzoli International Press's, ''Modern Americana'', ''Modernism Magazine'', ''The Times Magazine'', and ''Marie Claire''. Alosio was the lead singer and songwriter of the alt-rock band "Black Radio", which performed in such venues as The Viper Room, The Hard Rock, and The Los Angeles Music Awards. |
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He has also custom built numerous show |
He has also custom built numerous show-winning motorcycles and hot-rod cars. |
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==Trivia== |
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Alosio currently resides in Los Angeles, California. |
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* Ryan appears on the cover of the CD ''[http://www.amazon.com/Futures-Jimmy-Eat-World/dp/B00061H2JU Futures]'' by "Jimmy Eat World". |
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* By the time he was twenty-two years old, Ryan had directed fifteen music videos. |
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* Ryan has an Irish mother and an Italian father. |
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* [[wikipedia:Ryan Alosio|Ryan Alosio]] on Wikipedia |
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Is a published writer, painter and photographer |
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Directed 15 music videos by the age of 22 |
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Is both an Irish and an American citizen |
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Spent three years in military academy |
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Ryan is the voice of "Lava" in the Japanese/American animated series, "Vampire Princess Miyu" |
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Is the brother of director Gregory Alosio |
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Has designed and built award-winning, vintage American muscle cars and motorcycles |
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Ryan appears on the cover of the band, "Jimmy Eats World" CD, Futures |
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Is the singer/songwriter of the band "black radio" which has headlined at, The Viper Room, The Hard Rock Cafe and The L.A. Music Awards |
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Photographed the cover shot and nine page layout of the nationally distributed architectural publication, Modernism Magazine |
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Is published and featured in Rizzoli International Press' architectural book, Modern Americana |
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His photography and painting art work was featured in a three page layout in the London Sunday Times', Style Magazine |
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Is a certified open water S.C.U.B.A. diver |
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==Select Credits:== |
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'''TELEVISION:''' |
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"Dollhouse" .... Lars (2009) "Ghost Whisperer" .... Graham Wilkins (2009) "Without a Trace" .... Henry Fenk (2008) "Bones" .... Duke Diallel (2008) "Heroes" .... Mitch Green (2008) "Monk" .... Landis (2007) "CSI: NY" .... Andy Kula (2007) "Will and Grace" .... Patrick (2007) "Sons & Daughters" .... Vick (2007) "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" .... Self (2006) "The Stones" .... Seamus O'Malley (2006) "Cold Case" .... Pierce McClintock (2006) "General Hospital" .... Nico (12 episodes, 2006) "Days of Our Lives" .... Kyle (11 episodes, 2006) "She Spies" .... Terrence McConnough (2004) "NYPD Blue" .... Stan Diedrich (2 episodes, 2004) "Haunted" .... Dr. Martin (2005) "Providence" .... Jake (2001) "Kyûketsuki Miyu" AKA, "Vampire Miyu".... Vampire Larva (26 episodes, 1998-1999) Animated Series "Sliders" .... Morgan (1997) "Nash Bridges" .... Barron Gaines (1997) "Pacific Blue" .... Carl (1997) "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" .... Brian Gunthrey (1996) "SeaQuest DSV" .... Adam (1994) "The Day My Parents Ran Away".... Michael Bowman (1993) "The Witness" .... Lt. Hummel (1992) |
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'''FILM:''' |
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"Promised Land"....Bobby (2009) "Primal"....Marcus (2009) "The Scientist"....Scientist (2009) "Pink Eye" .... William (2009) "I'm Through with White Girls" ....Matt McKenzie (2009) 12 Film Festival Wins "Drifter" ....Dylan Wyatt (2008) "Stage Kiss" .... Max (2007) "Six Months Later".... David (2007) "King's Highway" .... Bob Miller (2005) "Dark Wolf".... Steve Turley (2003) "Buttleman" .... Luke Buttleman (2003) "Repli-Kate" .... Derek Waters (2002) "Without Charlie" .... Jack Danner (2002) "The Hi-Line" .... Sam Polvino (1999) Sundance Film Festival. Alosio awarded The Austin Film Festival's, "Favorite New Actor Award" "Not Even the Trees" .... Alex Rathe (1998) "Denial" .... Isaac (1999) "Killing Midnight" .... William Rhodes (1998) "Blue Chicago Blues" .... Witman (1995) |
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'''PRODUCER:''' |
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Pink Eye (2009) Stage Kiss (2007) Six Months Later (2007) King's Highway (2005) (co-producer) |
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Latest revision as of 18:05, 14 October 2015
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| Character | Taylor |
| Date of birth | 11 January 1978 |
| Origin | Long Beach, CA, USA |
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Ryan Alosio is the actor who portrays Taylor in an unaired scene from Six Months Ago.
About
Ryan Alosio is an American actor who holds dual citizenship in both Ireland and the United States. Alosio spent eleven years in various boarding schools, including three years in military academy, and graduated with honors from the Interlochen Arts Academy. Alosio then attended Northwestern University in Chicago, and New York University where he studied dramatic writing in the Tisch School of the Arts.
Throughout his career, Alosio has worked with such noted and award-winning actors as Gary Sinise, Patrick Dempsey, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jason Alexander, Matthew Fox, Laura Dern, Mickey Rooney, Jane Seymour, Tony Shalhoub, Tess Harper, Kyra Sedgwick, and Elijah Wood. Alosio received the Austin Film Festival's Audience Award of Favorite New Actor for his lead role in the film The Hi-Line. Alosio has played roles in several theatrical stage productions including A Midsummer Night's Dream, Waiting For Godot, The Crucible, and Chicago.
Alosio has produced numerous film projects, and is a published writer and accomplished painter and photographer. His work has been featured in numerous gallery showings and printed in such noted publications as Rizzoli International Press's, Modern Americana, Modernism Magazine, The Times Magazine, and Marie Claire. Alosio was the lead singer and songwriter of the alt-rock band "Black Radio", which performed in such venues as The Viper Room, The Hard Rock, and The Los Angeles Music Awards.
He has also custom built numerous show-winning motorcycles and hot-rod cars.
Trivia
- Ryan is the son of Academy Award nominated producer, Joy Ryan.
- Ryan appears on the cover of the CD Futures by "Jimmy Eat World".
- Ryan once lost 26 pounds to portray a young man with leukemia.
- Ryan won the Santa Barbara County's "CATE" Painter's Award at the age of sixteen.
- By the time he was twenty-two years old, Ryan had directed fifteen music videos.
- Ryan won the California State Silver Medal for high-jump (6' 2") in the state finals competition.
- Ryan has an Irish mother and an Italian father.
External Links
- Ryan Alosio at Actors Access
- Ryan Alosio on IMDb
- Ryan Alosio on Wikipedia