Guy Torry, a St. Louis native, has seamlessly transitioned from stand-up comedy to becoming a successful comedic actor, following in the footsteps of legends like Richard Pryor and Bill Cosby. Starting his career on the stage, Guy rose to prominence through his energetic performances on Russell Simmons’ Def Comedy Jam on HBO, where he showcased his sharp wit and relatable humor. Guy's talent quickly opened doors to the big screen, where he has been featured in a variety of films that highlight his versatility as an actor. He took on roles in notable movies such as "Funny Money," where he starred alongside Chevy Chase, Penelope Ann Miller, and Chris McDonald, and "The Last Stand," featuring Anthony Anderson, Darrin Henson, and Kevin Hart, which was both written and directed by Russ Parr. He also appeared in the comedic horror "Dead and Deader" with Dean Cain and Susan Ward, and the indie thriller "Slow Burn" opposite stars like Ray Liotta and Taye Diggs. His filmography doesn't stop there. Guy shared the screen with Matt Damon, Greg Kinnear, and Eva Mendes in 20th Century Fox’s "Stuck on You" and appeared in other significant movies like "Runaway Jury," "Don’t Say a Word," "Pearl Harbor," "Life," and "The Animal." One of his most memorable roles was in the critically acclaimed film "American History X," where he delivered a powerful performance. Guy Torry's talents are not limited to the big screen. He earned recognition for his small-screen appearances, particularly in the NBC mini-series "The 70’s" and the HBO film "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge." Additionally, he starred in the UPN drama "The Strip," showcasing his range and ability to handle diverse characters. Beyond acting, Guy's charisma and knowledge of sports led him to host BET's sports talk show "BALLERS," alongside four-time NBA World Champion John Salley and three-time NFL Pro Bowler Hugh Douglas. This platform allowed him to combine his love for sports with his comedic flair, further solidifying his place in the entertainment industry. Guy Torry's career is a testament to his diverse talents and his ability to captivate audiences on both stage and screen. With each role, whether comedic or dramatic, he continues to leave a lasting impression and proves himself as a dynamic force in Hollywood.