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James Ryan
Born
15 October 1962
Place
New York, New York
Acting

James Ryan

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James Ryan is a writer, director, actor and professor.

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As actor

Global Effect

2002

From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money

1999 · Mexican Police Chief

On the Rocks

1998 · Koning

The Redemption: Kickboxer 5

1995 · Mr. Negaal

The Visual Bible: Acts

1994 · James, Brother of Jesus

The Last Hero

1991 · Calif Salenger

Carnal Crimes

1991 · Mr. Buns

Pursuit

1991 · Jake Cody

The Last Samurai

1990 · Miyagawa

Brutal Glory

1989

The Tangent Affair

1989

Space Mutiny

1988 · MacPhearson

Rage to Kill

1988 · Blaine Striker

Code Name Vengeance

1987 · Tabrak

Five Corners

1987 · Policeman

Niemand weint für immer

1984 · Nico

Falling in Love

1984 · Cashier

Kill and Kill Again

1981 · Steve Chase

Kill or Be Killed

1976 · Steve Hunt

The Virgin Goddess

1974 · Eric (as Jeff du Preez)

As director

Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation

2008 · Director

The Young Girl and the Monsoon

2001 · Director