Gregory Lee Kenyon

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Gregory Lee Kenyon is an American actor who has starred in numerous independent films and plays.

Career[edit]

The actor has worked many times with director Sam R. Balcomb who cast him as the lead in the fantasy film Ancanar. This role gained Kenyon a degree of celebrity status among fantasy fans and he was later asked to appear at The Gathering, a Tolkien-themed convention in 2003, where he gave a presentation on Ancanar and signed autographs. In 2005, Kenyon and Balcomb collaborated on Texas Fortune, a zombie short film which won the ZombieFest grand prize. Most recently, the actor-director duo worked together on The Ore, a science fiction film.

Kenyon is also a favorite actor of the writer/director Jay Woelfel who has cast him in four films, Demonicus, Trancers 6, Ghost Lake and Live Evil.

Filmography[edit]

• Dawn's Early Light (2000)
• Naked Wishes (2000)
• Unspeakable (2000)
• A Long Road to Travel (2001)
• Demonicus (2001)
• Rogue (2001)
• 9½ (2002)
• Trancers 6 (2002)
• Killers 2: The Beast (2002)
• Seclusion (2002)
• Strange as Angels (2003)
• Saoirse (2003)
• Ghost Lake (2004)
• Texas Fortune (2005)
• Team Extreme (2006)
• The Ore (2007)
• Ancanar (2007)
• Doberman (2007)
• Live Evil (2007)
• The Legend of Zelda Movie Trailer (2008)

External links[edit]

• Official website
• Gregory Lee Kenyon at IMDb

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