Tyler Corie
Tyler Corie is known for South of Heaven (2021), Warhorse One (2023) and Beyond the Farthest Star (2015).
Tyler Cornack
Tyler Cornack is a writer and director, known for Tiny Cinema (2016), Tiny Cinema (2022) and Butt Boy (2019).
Tyler Cotton
Tyler Cotton is an actor, known for Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (2018), The Magicians (2015) and Skipping Stones (2020).
Tyler Courtad
Tyler Courtad is known for The Perfect Wedding Match (2021), One for the Money (2012) and A Slice of Chicago Romance (2022).
Tyler Cravens
Tyler Cravens was born June, 28, 1967 in Evansville, Indiana (USA) but soon relocated several times before settling for the duration of his formative years in Jackson, Mississippi. Acting entered his life by way of his high school's annual theater competition: performances judged by local theater professors to decide which of the classes - Sophmore, Junior, or Senior - could produce the best original short play. Tyler discovered his nature in performance during this pinnacle time of life. The profession of acting, however, didn't become reality until some time after Tyler entered the US Army Reserves, attending basic training and advanced training at Ft. Jackson, SC, and then afterward enrolling at the University of Arkansas-Ft. Smith for a year and a half before then opting for active duty military. During the next six years of a military career he held duty stations at The Air Assault School (Ft. Campbell, KY), a year long stint in south Korea (Camp Humphreys), and then the 5th Special Group (Ft. Campbell, KY). It was with 5th Group that Tyler was deployed to Operation Desert Shield/Storm which garnered him the status of combat veteran. He ultimately achieved the rank of Sergeant, qualified as a Paratrooper (38 airborne jumps), became qualified in Air Assault tactics and Rappel Master, and attended Primary Leadership Development School where he finished 5th in his class. But throughout his life in the military, Tyler never lost his desire for the art of acting. Upon returning from the Gulf war (1991), he began performing regional theater and appeared in several local and regional commercials. Acting became Tyler's life while the Army was his day job. He left the military (1993) to continue his journey to today - a journey which has afforded him a variety of entertainment experiences such as, performing on cruise ships and at resorts abroad, stand-up comedian, voice over talent, and actor for stage and film / TV (SAG). Tyler's breakout on screen role was Deputy Lance Sanders in the critically acclaimed 'Maximum Bob'. To date (2015), Tyler has amassed notable credits reflecting work alongside, Jay Mohr, Bryan Cranston, Andy Garcia, Colin Farrell, Joel Schumacher, Beau Bridges, Ben Mendelsohn, Sissy Spacek and Tom Hanks to name a few. Tyler's mantra: "Onward & Upward!"
Tyler Crim
Tyler Crim is known for Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (2022) and Grown-ish (2018).
Tyler Cross
Tyler Cross was born in Missoula, Montana on February 25th, 1985. It was there he found his passion for acting as he became a member of the International Thespian Society in High School and later took a year at the University of Montana as an Acting major. With an itch to travel and a desire to see the world, he dropped out of collage and went Orlando, Florida to work at Walt Disney World. He spent 3 years working his way up the corporate ladder until he was a Club Operations Guest Service Manager of the Comedy Warehouse. It was there, being surrounded by professional actors who performed at his sketch improv comedy club that he again found his passion for acting. In a twist of fate Tyler lost his job at Disney in November '07 and decided all that was left was to strike out and pursue his career as an Actor full time. On the 28th of December, 2007, Tyler left all sense of security and normality behind as he took off on the road, his car full of belongings, in a search for freedom.
Tyler Crozier
Tyler Crozier is an actor, known for The Half of It (2020), If I Were to Speak of War (2018) and The Black Sky Under Harper's Rock.
Tyler Crumley
Tyler Crumley was born in Austell, Georgia. Tyler discovered his passion for acting at a young age and filmed his first commercial at age 6. Tyler has filmed over a dozen commercials in Atlanta and Los Angeles. His first feature film role was playing Young Chilli (Jake Johnson) in the movie "TAG". Tyler had the unique opportunity to work on a project for Elijah Wood's video game "Transference" where he acted and did voice over as a lead character in the game. Tyler appeared in "Godzilla King of the Monsters" as Millie Bobby Brown's brother, Andrew Russell and in the movie "Driven" as Jason Sudeikis' son, Tom Hoffman. In the fall of 2018 worked with Kathleen Turner in the Dolly Parton Heartstrings anthology series "These Old Bones". This episode was nominated for Outstanding Television Movie at the 2020 Primetime Emmy Awards. Tyler was also fortunate to work with and learn from the late Robert Forster in Stephen Spielberg's reboot of Amazing Stories. He plays Dylan in "Dynoman and The Volt". Tyler co-stars with Adam Sandler in the Happy Madison Production "Hubie Halloween" as hooligan, Andy O'Doyle of "O'Doyle Rules" fame. "Hubie Halloween" became the top-rated movie on Netflix in 2020! Tyler has agency representation in Los Angeles and Atlanta and an incredibly supportive management team that helps to facilitate the life of an actor working on both coasts. In his free time, he enjoys playing games on his computer - especially ones with his VR headset. He also enjoys singing, riding his RipStick, doing tricks on the trampoline, working on new stunts at the parkour gym, playing with his dog and two cats, and spending time with his family.
Tyler Cuccia
Tyler Cuccia is an actor, known for Yo Mato Por Nada: I Kill for Nothing (2015), Another Girl (2021) and More Than Enough (2017).