Brett Bower is an accomplished actor and voiceover artist with principal roles in various SAG-AFTRA films as well as credits in numerous national, regional, and local commercials. He has also spent time on the opposite side of the camera as a director and screenwriter, but now prefers devoting his time to acting. Brett also has released two albums of original Christian music called Shadow of the Cross and The Crimson Gift which are both available on iTunes.
Brett Bowie is known for 12:46 (2023), Collide (2022) and America Gone Viral (2022).
Brett Bradley is an actor, known for Asura (2016).
Brett Brewer is an actor and producer, known for Final Recourse (2013) and We Live in Public (2009).
Brett Brock was born on August 12th in Lubbock, Texas. He spent his summers water skiing and was a World Class knee boarder in his teens. He went to Monterey High School and then Texas Tech University where he studied Theatre Arts. During the American College Theatre Festival there he met Texas Tech Theatre alumni Barry Corbin, G.W. Bailey, and Toni Cobb who encouraged him to pursue acting in television and film. Before leaving west Texas he attended a weekend acting workshop in Lubbock with veteran casting director Shari Rhodes. He continued an On Camera acting technique study with her and they maintained a close relationship. Brett met actor/writer/director Cliff Osmond in a Dallas acting seminar and studied extensively with him until December 2012. He lives in Los Angeles.
Brett Brooks is an American writer, actor, and illustrator. He was a co-star and co-writer on the 2013 horror/thriller feature Patient, which was acquired by Showtime in 2017 (renamed Cursed to Kill). The film had a two year run-time on all Showtime streaming services. Other film credits include writer/actor on the 2015 short film Re Inc. for the Atlanta 48 Hour Film Project. Re Inc. won Best Actor and was selected to be showcased in the Short Film Corner at Festival De Cannes in 2016. In 2019, Brett co-wrote the horror short Grimoire for the Atlanta 48 Hour Film Project. The short won Best Film in Atlanta, qualifying it to screen at Filmaplooza 2020 in Rotterdam, Netherlands among 129 other global winners. The film won Best Cinematography, Best Actor, Best Director, and Best Editing. It was also nominated for Best Writing. Brett's illustration credits include Disney, Marvel, IDW Publishing, Hard Rock, The CW, M&Ms, and Netflix. You can view Brett's current body of work at www.brettbrooks.com.
Brett Burrier is known for I'm Not Here (2017), Death by 1000 Cuts (2020) and Kiss My Ashes (2018).
Brett Burstein is known for The Amazing Race Canada (2013).
Brett Butler (born January 30, 1958) is an American actress, writer, and stand-up comedian. She played the title role in the comedy series Grace Under Fire. Butler was born Brett Anderson in Montgomery, Alabama, the eldest of five sisters. Before experiencing success as a stand-up comic, she worked as a cocktail waitress. One of the first notable appearances for Butler was on Dolly Parton's ill-fated 1987 variety series, Dolly. Parton hired Butler as a writer for the remainder of the show's season, but the series was subsequently can-celled after one season of lackluster ratings. She was the star of the ABC television show Grace Under Fire from 1993 to 1998. During the show, she battled a recurring drug addiction and spent time in rehab. Butler published her memoirs, titled Knee Deep in Paradise, in 1996. The book was started before attaining her celebrity status, and candidly addresses much of this time frame, ending the autobiography before Grace Under Fire's television debut. In February 1998, due to her erratic behavior stemming from substance abuse, she was dismissed from the show and ABC canceled the series. After Grace was cancelled in 1998, Butler moved out of Los Angeles and onto a farm in Georgia where she lived with 15 pets. In 2008, Butler headlined at an arts fundraiser and spoke freely with a reporter about her depression, past drug addiction, television work, and current life on a farm. She also expressed interest in writing another book. In October 2011, Butler appeared on The Rosie Show and reported being sober since 1998. A 2011 Hollywood Reporter article said that when the money ran out, she turned to a homeless shelter for cover. By this time Butler was attempting to make a career comeback, and was working on developing a reality TV show about her self-professed psychic abilities and performing at the Downtown Comedy Club in Los Angeles. Beginning in June 2012, Butler appeared in a recurring role on the CBS soap The Young and the Restless playing ex-psychiatrist Tim Reid's girlfriend. Butler also had a recurring role as the bartender at the restaurant that Charlie Goodson frequents in the FX show Anger Management starring Charlie Sheen.