Biography

Ruby Wylder Rivera Modine is a multifaceted American talent, recognized for her contributions as an actress, singer/songwriter, and music producer. Born in Los Angeles but raised in New York City, Modine is of Puerto Rican and Swedish descent. Since her on-screen debut, Ruby has seamlessly woven herself into the fabric of the industry, truly earning her place one project at a time.

Her acting portfolio showcases a remarkable versatility, spanning across various genres including drama, comedy, action, and romance. Notable projects in her repertoire include impactful performances in celebrated shows like SHAMELESS - where she displayed her dramatic prowess, and FEAR (2023) - where she immersed herself in intense and gripping narratives. Ruby also demonstrated her diverse acting skills in projects like THE SURVIVALIST, alongside John Malkovitch, and the HAPPY DEATH DAY franchise - a notable fan favorite, showcasing her ability to navigate through different storytelling styles with ease.

Modine continues to be a major figure in the modern day horror landscape. With her pivotal and unforgettable roles in SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT (2025) - rebooted from the classic 80s franchise, and DEAD GIVEAWAY - which premiered at the Philadelphia Film Festival to much fanfare, Ruby floats between being a lead to complimenting ensemble casts. Her storehouse of technical prowess and her keen innate sense for the craft, position Ruby to be a face to look for within the Film and TV industry.

Refusing to put a cap on her creativity, Modine's work ethic takes center-stage as she steps into singing and songwriting - recording music between screen projects. She has a stable of songs available on all music streaming platforms, with new material always on the way. Her passion and personality open heartedly transfer over into the medium, solidifying her as a multi talented artist. Keep an eye out for tour dates, as Ruby hits the road for live performances when scheduling permits beginning 2026.
- IMDb mini biography by: James Ken Blackmon