Gregory Lee Kenyon is an American actor who has starred in numerous independent films and plays.
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 blank">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 blank">DVXuser.com ZombieFest grand prize. Most recently, the actor-director duo worked together on The Ore, a science fiction film which won a _Telly Award in 2007.
Gregory Lee Kenyon is also a favorite actor of writer/director Jay Woelfel who has cast him in four films to date Demonicus, Trancers 6, Ghost Lake and Live Evil.
"One of the great things about independent film is the love for the work that is shared by everyone associated with a project. You don't make a lot of money, the amenities are spartan at best, and you oftentimes end up enduring extremes of weather or sleeplessness. But the spirit of comraderie and the focus by so many people to make the best film possible makes all of the hard work and sacrifice worth it."
"I have always been drawn to performers who I view as fearless, both in their willingness to expose the truth of their character's emotional lives, as well as in their decision to avoid easy choices when difficult ones oftentimes prove more compelling."
