Troy Randall-Kilpatrick
- Actor
- Producer
- Writer
Troy Randall-Kilpatrick is an International Award Winning Actor. He has received a number of awards and nominations both in film and theatre. Randall-Kilpatrick has appeared in nearly 70 independent films and stage productions in and around both Detroit and Chicago.
In addition to playing the part of Detective Jack Styles in "17000 Block," some of his favorite film roles to date include, Julian Long in "An Apology to the Dead," John in "Beggar's Remorse" and most recently, Detective Blackwell in "Agramon's Gate." Some of his favorite stage roles include, Biff in "Death of a Salesman," Nick in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," John The Baptist/Judas in "Godspell" and Harry Roat in "Wait Until Dark."
Troy has worked in commercials and previously taught advanced acting at the Barbizon Agency in Detroit. He studied acting and theatre under Dr. Lee Krahenbuhl, Mr. Walter E. "Abe" Ash, an alumnus of the Yale School of Drama, and Mr. Randy Wolfe, a graduate of the Goodman Theatre in Chicago.
In addition to playing the part of Detective Jack Styles in "17000 Block," some of his favorite film roles to date include, Julian Long in "An Apology to the Dead," John in "Beggar's Remorse" and most recently, Detective Blackwell in "Agramon's Gate." Some of his favorite stage roles include, Biff in "Death of a Salesman," Nick in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," John The Baptist/Judas in "Godspell" and Harry Roat in "Wait Until Dark."
Troy has worked in commercials and previously taught advanced acting at the Barbizon Agency in Detroit. He studied acting and theatre under Dr. Lee Krahenbuhl, Mr. Walter E. "Abe" Ash, an alumnus of the Yale School of Drama, and Mr. Randy Wolfe, a graduate of the Goodman Theatre in Chicago.
