Kyle Brown
Kyle Brown is an actor, known for Breaking in the Boss (2010).
Kyle Brownrigg
Kyle Brownrigg is known for Roast Battle Canada (2021), The Stand-Up Show with Jon Dore (2020) and Comedy Night with Rick Mercer (2022).
Kyle Brumley
Kyle is a regional theatre actor whose work has been primarily seen on stages in Atlanta, Georgia. He received his training from Oglethorpe University, and further acting training from Georgia Shakespeare and Actor's Express Theatre. He has played several roles to critical acclaim, including Alan Strang in Equus at Actor's Express, Gar (Private) in Philadelphia, Here I Come!, and Juliet in Shakespeare's R&J, an all male adaptation of Shakespeare's classic. He has received awards and nominations from Atlanta Theatre Fans and the Suzi Bass Awards. In 2013, Kyle was named one of ArtsAtl's "30 under 30" for rising creative Atlantans for his performance in Equus. Kyle is represented by Stewart Talent, and is actively looking to expand his TV and Film horizons.
Kyle Brunick
Kyle Brunick is known for Molto Bella (2022), California Solo (2012) and Hot As Balls (2018).
Kyle Bryde
Kyle Bryde is an actor, known for Untended (2021), Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) and A Taste of Christmas (2020).
Kyle Buchanan
Kyle Buchanan is an actor, known for Slasher (2016), Suits (2011) and Blink (2011).
Kyle Burch
Kyle Burch was born on March 27, 1984 in Olympia, Washington, USA. He is known for Lakeview Terrace (2008), First Sunday (2008) and Struck by Lightning (2012).
Kyle Butenhoff
Kyle Butenhoff is an American actor best known for his work on the Netflix Original Series Dear White People (2017). Butenhoff is rapidly rising through the ranks of Hollywood's young talent pool, distinguishing himself through his versatile performances. Kyle was born in San Francisco, California to bartender Eric and flight attendant Kim. After spending a majority of his early years in the bay area his family moved to Denver, Colorado where Kyle first found his love for acting. He starred in numerous stage productions of Shakespeare's classic works including Romeo in Romeo and Juliet and Lysander in Midsummer Night's Dream before switching his focus to film and television, moving to Los Angeles in 2015. Kyle has since gone on to star as the main antagonist in the most watched YouTube series of all time How To Survive High School (2015) as well as television roles on Murder Among Friends (2016) and the aforementioned Dear White People (2017). Kyle's breakthrough into the film industry came when he was cast in the Sony feature Isle of the Dead (2016) alongside television star Joey Lawrence as the doomed Private Pugh, along with a small role on the critically acclaimed Other People (2016) starring Molly Shannon. Kyle is set to appear in the feature film M.F.A (2017) and has completed production of his upcoming role on the long running classic soap series, Days Of Our Live (1965-).
Kyle Calderwood
Kyle Calderwood is an actor and director, known for Daddy's Girl (2011), The Crow Road (1996) and In Search of La Che (2011).
Kyle Cantrell
Kyle Cantrell is known for So Cold the River (2022) and The Heart of Country: How Nashville Became Music City USA (2014).
