Bryan G. Thompson
- Actor
- Producer
- Writer
Bryan G. Thompson is an American actor and director known for commanding dramatic and action-oriented roles in independent film and television. With more than 25 acting credits and over a decade of on-camera experience, Thompson has built a body of work portraying leading men, authority figures, professionals, fathers, law-enforcement and military characters, and action heroes.
Thompson stars as Ares in the international action thriller Blowback, opposite veteran actor Clifton Powell. He also stars as Clutch in the crime-action feature Dirt and played David Shepard in the sci-fi/action series The Cell and feature film Rogue Cell: Shadow Warrior. His additional acting credits include Valentine's Date, Thanksgiving with the Carters, Thanksgiving with the Carters 2: Second Helping, Carter Family Reunion, Christmas with the Carters, El Sueño, and Hypersonic.
His experience as a U.S. Army veteran brings authenticity to roles involving leadership, military operations, law enforcement, physical action, and characters operating in high-pressure environments. Thompson's background also includes professional performance as a singer, including international touring, before transitioning into film and television acting.
Behind the camera, Thompson is an accomplished director whose feature work spans action, drama, comedy, science fiction, romance, and family entertainment. His directing credits include Blowback, Dirt, Rogue Cell, Rogue Cell: Shadow Warrior, Valentine's Date, Thanksgiving with the Carters, Carter Family Reunion, and El Sueño. His films have received distribution across major streaming and digital platforms, including Peacock, Tubi, Pluto TV, Apple TV+, and other outlets.
Thompson's combination of experience in front of and behind the camera gives him a distinctive approach to both disciplines. As an actor, he understands the director's need for preparation, consistency, emotional range, physical continuity, and efficient performance on set. As a director, his experience as a working actor informs an actor-centered approach to performance while maintaining a strong focus on visual storytelling, pacing, and commercial audience appeal.
Equally comfortable leading a cast or directing one, Bryan G. Thompson continues to pursue acting and directing opportunities in feature films, television, and international productions.































