James Jaysen Bryhan
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Comment: I would not resubmit as his IMDb summarily shows all of his works have only been background characters, thus I cannot accept. SwisterTwister talk 22:22, 3 August 2016 (UTC)
James 'Jay' Bryhan is a British actor (born 13th February 1970). He began his studies at the Birmingham Theatre School[1], under the tutelage of Chris Rozanski and after graduating, appeared in multiple theater runs and independent films. James was nominated for The BEFFTA Awards[2] for Best Actor after appearing in, To the End of the Road. Bryhan played the lead role of Lance Cooper in the cult horror, based on a true events, The Apostate: Call of the Revenant, alongside his co-star,Terri Dwyer [3] (Hollyoaks - 60 minute makeover). In 2015 Bryhan teamed up with Positive Edge Education and Pixel Revolutions to create a new visual and interactive way through media, to teach school children across the United Kingdom portraying Albert Einstein. http://www.pixelrevolutionfilms.com/films-to-inspire.html Partnering with Liane Moonraven's audio horror company , The Carmen Theater online group, Both Bryhan and Moonraven brought an international mix of actors; producers and media companies to bring back audio drama based on the 1920's era back .http://jamsphere.com/twentyquestions/interview-with-liane-moonraven-horror-author-and-the-president-of-moonraven-films On May 20, 2008, The Hollywood Reporter announced that Summit Entertainment is planning a remake of the original 1986 Highlander film in which, Bryhan is rumoured to play the role of Ramirez.[4] [5] [6]
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- ^ "James Bryhan Twitter". Twitter. Retrieved 17 July 2016.