Guy A. Fortt
- Actor
- Producer
Guy is a highly skilled actor who has showcased his unique style on Broadway in Oprah Winfrey's The Color Purple. He has also taken on diverse roles in New York City and Connecticut, demonstrating his versatility and talent. In Hollywood, Guy has worked with some of the best in the film industry, including on projects like The Devil Wears Prada, The Interpreter, Law & Order SVU, and ID Discovery's "Over My Dead Body."
Additionally, Guy has produced several TV (scripted & unscripted) projects with his company Starfuryproductions.com.
Guy's contributions to the entertainment industry have earned him a membership in the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in the New York City chapter, where he also serves as a Judge for the Emmy Awards. Despite his success in the industry,
Guy's journey to the top has had its challenges. At just 19 years old, he experienced a traumatic event that motivated him to become a professional firefighter/EMT, and he has served in the Fire Department for over 28 years. In 2001, Guy and some colleagues volunteered during the Search & Rescue mission in New York City at The World Trade Center.
He also participated in a 350-mile bike ride from Ground Zero to the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. to help raise $150,000 for the families of 9/11 victims. Guy's performances have earned him numerous letters of gratitude from Stamford and Greenwich citizens.
Additionally, Guy has produced several TV (scripted & unscripted) projects with his company Starfuryproductions.com.
Guy's contributions to the entertainment industry have earned him a membership in the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in the New York City chapter, where he also serves as a Judge for the Emmy Awards. Despite his success in the industry,
Guy's journey to the top has had its challenges. At just 19 years old, he experienced a traumatic event that motivated him to become a professional firefighter/EMT, and he has served in the Fire Department for over 28 years. In 2001, Guy and some colleagues volunteered during the Search & Rescue mission in New York City at The World Trade Center.
He also participated in a 350-mile bike ride from Ground Zero to the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. to help raise $150,000 for the families of 9/11 victims. Guy's performances have earned him numerous letters of gratitude from Stamford and Greenwich citizens.
