Alex Ross

Alexander Stanley Ross was born in Blackpool England. Alex and his family spent his early years traveling often, living in Northern England and South Africa before settling in the US at the age of 8. It was in Coppell, Texas where Alex fostered his love of performing. Upon graduating high school he was offered a full tuition scholarship to Oklahoma City University to study Vocal Performance. After his graduation in 2008 Alex moved back to DFW to begin his professional career as an actor. Alex worked in the southwest for 8 years in TV, Film and theatre before moving to Los Angeles in 2017. In 2016 Alex played a supporting role opposite Seth Macfarlane, Channing Tatum and Adam Driver in Steven Soderbergh's "Logan Lucky" and has been featured in "Ncis La" "Law and Order SVU" "Bull" "The Long Road Home" "Queen of the South" and "Revolution". In 2014 he Alex guest starred on a pilot for NBC along side Ashley Judd. In 2016 Alex lent his voice to the popular game "Smite" where he voiced the