Ronnie Hawkins
Ronnie Hawkins was born on January 10, 1935 in Huntsville, Arkansas, USA. He is an actor, known for Heaven's Gate (1980), Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II (1987) and Renaldo and Clara (1978).
Ronnie Herel
Ronnie Herel is an actor, known for Pirates (2021) and Holby City (1999).
Ronnie Hooks
Ronnie Hooks is an actress and producer, known for Extraordinary (2015), Common Law (2012) and Johnny Frank Garrett's Last Word (2016).
Ronnie Hudson II
Ronnie Hudson II is an American actor. Born in August of 1985 in Augusta, GA and raised in Wadley, GA, he is the youngest of 3 children born to the late Ronnie, Sr. and Kathryn Hudson. This passionate and dynamic actor began his professional acting career in 2016 with several Regional Theater Plays, Musicals, and Independent Film projects throughout the Central Illinois and Chicagoland area. Winning the Manitou Film Festival Best Actor Award in 2021 for his role in the dramatic short "The Premiere", shows Ronnie's hardworking and coach-able spirit allows for his natural capabilities and raw emotions to shine on both stage and in film. His notable credits include TV/FILM: Chicago P.D. (NBC), Cameron (Tubi), Hyde Out and Don't Let Me Stay. Ronnie is also a career Electrical/Systems Engineer of 15+ years. When not acting, Ronnie loves playing and watching various sports and spending time with his loving Wife, Courtney and children, Aaliyah and Carter.
Ronnie Hughes
Ronnie Hughes is known for Quartet (2012), Funny Bones (1995) and The Army Game (1957).
Ronnie James Hughes
Ronnie James Hughes is a former member of Her Majesties British Military. He served his country for over a decade as a member of the Physical Training Specialist branch. After being selected for aptitude training he went on to qualify top of his class with highest honors from the Royal Naval School Of Physical Training During his service he trained personnel ranging from Captains & Commanders through to new recruits & Royal Marines at various establishments worldwide for operational readiness He represented the military in Boxing, Athletics, Football & Field Gun for over 10 years A keen advocate of martial arts from an early age, Ronnie began studying Israeli Krav Maga in 2005 after reading David Kahn's first book "Mastering Krav Maga". He would eventually go on to train personally under David Kahn at his school in Princeton, qualifying as a certified Instructor in 2010. As a student of David's he has since went on to train the Royal Marines, US Marines, New Jersey State Police & members of the FBI in Krav Maga and continues to work closely with David Kahn to bring Krav Maga to a greater audience. He has had the honor of training with some of the best practitioners and highest ranking Black Belts of Krav Maga in the world in Israel, Poland & the USA respectively and continues to expand both his knowledge & skills to his utmost capability After leaving the military he enrolled in various projects for short films before landing the lead role & fight choreographer in the short feature film, The Devil You Know in 2014. He would go on to play extras roles in various productions and wrote the original screenplay for the upcoming horror film Deaths Door (2015) of which he will play the lead role. He is also the co-director of the Cayman Island's Poinciana Film Festival alongside his agent, producer & friend Badir Awe. A lifelong ambassador for the awareness of sexual & domestic abuse towards women & children, he works closely with various shelters & groups in Grand Cayman & UK including the Cayman Islands Crisis Centre for which he is an ambassador.
Ronnie Jobe
Ronnie Jobe is known for The Sound of Identity (2020).
Ronnie Khalil
Ronnie Khalil is an award-winning producer, writer and director. He co-directed and co-wrote the feature film, "You Can't Kill Stephen King!" - a horror comedy set in Maine, which has sold domestically and internationally. Ronnie was also a contributing writer and co-producer of the feature film, "From A to B," which opened the Abu Dhabi International Film Festival and received theatrical distribution in the Middle East. He recently finished filming the feature film, "With a Kiss I Die," a dark love story starring Juliet Capulet (of Shakespearean fame), filmed in Greece, on the islands of Santorini, Mykonos and Samos, as well as Athens. His short film, "The Meter Man of Le Moutrechon" won Best Director and the Audience Award at the Miami International Film Festival's "Cinema Slam" competition. And his screenplay, Seducing Leyla was accepted to both the Cairo Film Festival and Dubai Film Festival as part of their film connections, as well as EAVE, one of the premiere European producers' film workshops. Ronnie was also on the selection committee for the Miami International Film Festival and served as a guest panelist at the Dubai International Film Festival to discuss, "Comedy Across Cultures" and has taught courses about filmmaking at the University level. He has been featured on ABC News, BBC, CNN, The World, NPR, FOX, the European News Channel, Air America, and Al Jazeera, and has written articles for CNN.com and CollegeHumor.com. In addition to his film accomplishments, Ronnie was co-Founder of The Middle Eastern Comedy Festival in Los Angeles and garnered national attention as the first comedian to perform in Cairo after Egypt's revolution, joking about taboo subjects such as politics and sexual harassment. Ronnie has performed with the Axis of Evil, Arabs Gone Wild, Sultans of Satire and taped two Friday Night Live Showtime Comedy specials in Dubai, including Minorities Rule and New World Order, as well as a stand-up show on Australia's Comedy Channel and the new Sirius XM special, "Ronnie Khalil, Unveiled in Lebanon." In addition to stand-up, Ronnie earned his M.B.A. from the University of Miami, and was an instructor at the University's film program. He also lectured in colleges throughout the United States regarding success and motivation. His most popular lectures are Success through C.O.M.E.D.Y. and Networking: How to Avoid Really Hard Work. Prior to comedy and film, Ronnie worked as an account executive at one of South Florida's largest public relations firms.
Ronnie L. Cleary
Ronnie L. Cleary is known for What Lies Ahead Part II (2020), What Lies Ahead Part III (2020) and Sitters (2020).
Ronnie Lamarque
Ronnie Lamarque has been in the car business since 1970, some 46 years, and is the founder and president of Lamarque Motor Company (LMC). Through LMC, Lamarque serves as owner and president for both Lamarque Ford in New Orleans, LA and Mercedes-Benz of Mobile in Mobile, AL. An Arabi, LA native, Lamarque is a true family man. He stands by a credo of, "God first, family second, and everything else falls in place." Keeping those priorities in order, Lamarque's race horses, especially the world famous Risen Star who won the Preakness, Belmont and Eclipse award aren't the only things derived from championship pedigree. He has become a benchmark for success in the automotive, horse racing, and entertainment industries. An entertainer by birth, Lamarque's first passion was music. As a vocalist for the Nobles, he was inducted into the Louisiana Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. After the Nobles, Lamarque took his unmatched work ethic and commitment to excellence to the automotive industry. Like music, Lamarque found success again as a self-proclaimed "car guy." Notably, this success has been personified by his appointment to Ford Motor Company's highly esteemed National Dealer Council, winner of Ford Motor Company's highly acclaimed Chairman's Award, and recognized as the Louisiana Dealer of the Year. As an ardent supporter of community and charitable organizations, Lamarque is a recipient of many civic awards and honors, and is truly considered an ambassador to the City of New Orleans. As a happily married father and true New Orleanian, Ronnie resides with his lovely wife Natasha and French bulldog Onyx. Their son, Ronnie Michael Jr., is an LSU Tiger Football Red Shirt Sophomore and is the apple of his father's eye. In addition Ronnie's daughter Kristi has also blessed him with 3 beautiful grandchildren.