Ron McCoy
Ron McCoy is an actor and producer, known for Wag the Dog (1997), The Hunchback (2010) and Killer by Nature (2010).
Ron McKernan
Ron McKernan was born on September 8, 1945 in San Bruno, California, USA. He was an actor, known for The Dreamers (2003), The Music Never Stopped (2011) and Parashat Ha-Shavua (2006). He died on March 8, 1973 in Corte Madera, California.
Ron McLarty
Ron McLarty was born on April 26, 1947 in Providence, Rhode Island, USA. He was an actor, known for The Postman (1997), St. Vincent (2014) and Cop Rock (1990). He was married to Kate Skinner and Diane Dorothy Tesitor. He died on February 8, 2020 in New York City, New York, USA.
Ron McMahon
Ron was born in Kingston, Ontario. He has lived in Montreal, Quebec and near Ottawa, Ontario. He moved to Vancouver Island in British Columbia for his High School years. He attended College and University in the Vancouver, British Columbia area. He now lives in Los Angeles where he is enjoying the climate.
Ron McMillan
Ron McMillan is known for As a Prelude to Fear (2022).
Ron Melendez
Born and raised in Southern California, Ron Melendez knew from a very young age that he wanted to be an actor. Inspired by his family's weekly trips to the movie theater (his parent's would often take him out of school to see the latest release), Ron began pursuing his career at 16. While still in high school, Ron began working in television and commercials. He continued working as he studied English Literature at UCLA, finally dropping out shortly before completing his degree to commit fully to his acting career. The move worked, and Ron quickly began adding credits to his resume, beginning with the lead role in "Children of the Corn III", a recurring role on "The Nanny", and many more roles in film and television. In 1998, Ron won a lead role on the series "Legacy" and received very positive reviews for the portrayal, including being named one of the 12 stars to watch by TV Guide. After Legacy, Ron won the title role in the NBC pilot "Merlyn" by writer/executive producer Tom De Santo, who has gone on to success with the "X-Men" and "Transformers" movies. In the last few years, Ron has worked consistently. He has appeared in numerous films and television series, doing guest-starring roles in shows like "CSI", "CSI-New York", "Angel", "Charmed", and "Grey's Anatomy", as well as roles in numerous pilots, a series regular role on "General Hospital - Night Shift", and a recurring role on "General Hospital". While not working, Ron spends his time travelling, reading, playing hockey and soccer, and studying languages. He is fluent in Italian, often visiting his family in Lucca, Italy. He also has studied Spanish and French. Ron is married and expecting his first child.
Ron Methvin
Ron Methvin is known for Swamp People (2010).
Ron Meyer
Ron Meyer is the former Vice Chairman at NBCUniversal, where he worked at the studio for 25 years. In 2007, the Producers Guild of America awarded Meyer -- the Agent-turned-Studio-chief -- the prestigious Milestone Award for his years of service to the industry. The honor placed him in the company of Steven Spielberg, who won in 1998, actor Kirk Douglas, the Late Robert Wise (1914-2005), the Late Jack Valenti (1921-2007), Jeffrey Katzenberg and Alan F. Horn, to name a few. Meyer says his zeal for film was instilled by his Jewish immigrant parents who were avid film-goers during the golden era of cinema (1930-1955). His early passion coupled with his dedication and service to the The United States Marine Corps ushered a nineteen-year-old Meyer into the freshmen ranks of Hollywood. His career began in 1964 as an Agent at the Paul Kohner Agency segueing into a five-year commitment at the William Morris Agency. During the mid-1970s, Hollywood was in a ripple-effect change caused by the demise of the original Studio era. The 'Agent' and the full-service Agency became the rebuilt foundation for the movie business. Seeing an opportunity to establish a new agency, Meyer and a small group of Agents forged out in 1975 and formed the 'Creative Artists Agency'. By the mid 1980s a new era of deal making found its cord and the art of packaging a picture became a cost effective way to group the talent, financing and get the all important green-light for a motion picture. In 1995, the Seagram Company, led by Edgar Bronfman Jr., offered Meyer the position of President and Chief Operating Officer of Universal Studios. He was the longest serving Studio Chief in Hollywood history. Meyer navigated Universal through a number of Studio expansions and corporate acquisitions including Vivendi and General Electric. He was an integral part of establishing cost-effective ways in evolving Hollywood economics.
Ron Meyer
Ron Meyer is known for The Bigfoot Alien Connection Revealed (2020), National Parks Exploration Series: The Everglades - A Subtropical Paradise (2011) and A History of Women's Achievement in America (2006).
Ron Millkie
Best known for his memorable role as Officer Dorf in the original horror classic Friday the 13th (1980), Ron Millkie was born in Hartford, Connecticut on May 8, 1954. After completing a summer stock production of West Side Story in his local hometown, friends encouraged him to travel to the Big Apple to try his hand at acting. What followed was a relocation and his participation in a number of New York Off-Broadway plays, beginning with his debut in the legendary Living Theatre's production of "The Brig". He also engaged in daytime television, appearing on soap operas Ryan's Hope and Loving, and co-authored two books. His main niche in film has been within the realm of horror, where after gaining notoriety for his character on Friday the 13th (1980), he has managed to obtain a fair share of work. He continues to act in movies, coach other young actors and appear at horror conventions, much to the delight of fans within the genre.