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'''Devin Ratray''' (born [[January 11]], [[1977]]) is an [[United States|American]] actor. |
'''Devin Ratray''' (born [[January 11]], [[1977]]) is an [[United States|American]] actor, singer and songwriter. |
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Ratray was born in [[New York City]], the son of Ann Willis and Peter Ratray. He started acting at the age of nine years in the movie ''[[Where are the Children?]]'' (1986). He starred as a youth in various other programmes and movies until his acting pinnacle in 1990 as Buzz McCallister, the mean older brother of [[Macauley Culkin]] in ''[[Home Alone]]'' - his vicious behaviour towards Kevin is enforced by his height: though not fully grown, Ratray is 6 foot 3 now as an adult, comfortably towering over the average height in the United States of 5 foot 10. This role was continued in 1992 in ''[[Home Alone 2: Lost in New York]]'', where the McCallister family journeys from [[Miami]] back to the sky-scraping capital of the United States to find their troublesome youngest member. Ratray landed minor roles in ''[[Dennis the Menace (film)|Dennis the Menace]]'' (Mickey) and an episode as Martin in ''[[The Enforcers (TV series)|The Enforcers]]'' (1996). A further film role was ''[[The Prince and Me]]'' as the computer-obsessed room-mate of "Eddy," the royal Prince of [[Denmark]]. He was a regular improv actor on MTV's ''[[Damage Control (TV series)|Damage Control]]'', notably as a hilarious director of an erotic film called 'Crazy Motor Hos', in which he was dressed as a naval captain. Ratray appeared in the [[September 29]], [[2006]] episode of ''[[Law & Order]]'', "Avatar", as the mentally ill murderer Richard Elam. He was a lisping doctor in the movie ''Slippery Slope'' (2006). He performed as Jimmy Link in ''[[Serial (film)|Serial]]'' (2007). |
Ratray was born in [[New York City]], the son of Ann Willis and Peter Ratray. He started acting at the age of nine years in the movie ''[[Where are the Children?]]'' (1986). He starred as a youth in various other programmes and movies until his acting pinnacle in 1990 as Buzz McCallister, the mean older brother of [[Macauley Culkin]] in ''[[Home Alone]]'' - his vicious behaviour towards Kevin is enforced by his height: though not fully grown, Ratray is 6 foot 3 now as an adult, comfortably towering over the average height in the United States of 5 foot 10. This role was continued in 1992 in ''[[Home Alone 2: Lost in New York]]'', where the McCallister family journeys from [[Miami]] back to the sky-scraping capital of the United States to find their troublesome youngest member. Ratray landed minor roles in ''[[Dennis the Menace (film)|Dennis the Menace]]'' (Mickey) and an episode as Martin in ''[[The Enforcers (TV series)|The Enforcers]]'' (1996). A further film role was ''[[The Prince and Me]]'' as the computer-obsessed room-mate of "Eddy," the royal Prince of [[Denmark]]. He was a regular improv actor on MTV's ''[[Damage Control (TV series)|Damage Control]]'', notably as a hilarious director of an erotic film called 'Crazy Motor Hos', in which he was dressed as a naval captain. Ratray appeared in the [[September 29]], [[2006]] episode of ''[[Law & Order]]'', "Avatar", as the mentally ill murderer Richard Elam. He was a lisping doctor in the movie ''Slippery Slope'' (2006). He performed as Jimmy Link in ''[[Serial (film)|Serial]]'' (2007). |
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in late 2007, a documentary film crew followed Ratray's attempts to win the heart of US Secretary of State [[Condoleezza Rice]]. He used 'love disks' -- love letters set to music and images -- to serenade her, [http://www.courtingcondi.com] and traveled from New York, to Alabama, Denver, Palo Alto and Washington DC to court her. The resulting movie, [[Courting Condi]], is due for international release in fall 2008. |
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Ratray is part of a band he formed himself called ''Little Bill and the Beckleys'' in which he performs as the bands' lyricist, vocalist and electric guitarist. The band has performed live on a number of occasions in New York (where the group initially formed) - Ratray is the emotive leader of the band having both formed it, written the lyrics and may have helped design its award-winning web site. |
Ratray is part of a band he formed himself called ''Little Bill and the Beckleys'' in which he performs as the bands' lyricist, vocalist and electric guitarist. The band has performed live on a number of occasions in New York (where the group initially formed) - Ratray is the emotive leader of the band having both formed it, written the lyrics and may have helped design its award-winning web site. |
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Devin Ratray (born January 11, 1977) is an American actor, singer and songwriter.
Ratray was born in New York City, the son of Ann Willis and Peter Ratray. He started acting at the age of nine years in the movie Where are the Children? (1986). He starred as a youth in various other programmes and movies until his acting pinnacle in 1990 as Buzz McCallister, the mean older brother of Macauley Culkin in Home Alone - his vicious behaviour towards Kevin is enforced by his height: though not fully grown, Ratray is 6 foot 3 now as an adult, comfortably towering over the average height in the United States of 5 foot 10. This role was continued in 1992 in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, where the McCallister family journeys from Miami back to the sky-scraping capital of the United States to find their troublesome youngest member. Ratray landed minor roles in Dennis the Menace (Mickey) and an episode as Martin in The Enforcers (1996). A further film role was The Prince and Me as the computer-obsessed room-mate of "Eddy," the royal Prince of Denmark. He was a regular improv actor on MTV's Damage Control, notably as a hilarious director of an erotic film called 'Crazy Motor Hos', in which he was dressed as a naval captain. Ratray appeared in the September 29, 2006 episode of Law & Order, "Avatar", as the mentally ill murderer Richard Elam. He was a lisping doctor in the movie Slippery Slope (2006). He performed as Jimmy Link in Serial (2007).
in late 2007, a documentary film crew followed Ratray's attempts to win the heart of US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. He used 'love disks' -- love letters set to music and images -- to serenade her, [1] and traveled from New York, to Alabama, Denver, Palo Alto and Washington DC to court her. The resulting movie, Courting Condi, is due for international release in fall 2008.
Ratray is part of a band he formed himself called Little Bill and the Beckleys in which he performs as the bands' lyricist, vocalist and electric guitarist. The band has performed live on a number of occasions in New York (where the group initially formed) - Ratray is the emotive leader of the band having both formed it, written the lyrics and may have helped design its award-winning web site.
External links
- Devin Ratray at IMDb