Reggie Bruce

Reggie Bruce, a West coast playwright, screenwriter, director, producer, and actor, has appeared in a number of urban American dramas such as "The Me That Nobody Knows," "Big Time Buck White" and Abby Lincoln's "The Pig And The Pope," to name a few. The Oklahoma City native portrayed the hard-boiled street thug Murph (the role Al Pacino created on Off Broadway) in the L.A. premiere of Israel Horovitz's internationally celebrated one act "The Indian Wants The Bronx,". While studying with Lee Strasberg, Bruce befriended future Oscar winning screenwriter and producer David Franzoni who encouraged him to write and produce. Bruce went on to write his first one act, "Games Of the Empire." He soon after joined the Actors Studio Writers/Directors Unit under the guidance of director Mark Rydell and award winning playwright Lyle Kessler. Bruce went on to write a number of plays and screenplays as well as perform on stage, television and film. He has sold screenplays to such producers as Ed Press