- Height6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
- Ryan Enever is a British actor and writer originally from Plaistow, East London.
As a talented young footballer, he was on the books at West Ham United, Leyton Orient, and Tottenham Hotspur before leaving school. Following unforeseen circumstances, Ryan changed direction and enlisted in the British Army, serving with The Royal Green Jackets. His military career was cut short by injury, leading to a medical discharge.
After a turbulent period in his life marked by frustration and challenges, Ryan discovered his passion for performance and trained at the prestigious Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. Since then, he has steadily built his career as an actor and expanded into screenwriting.
He is the author of his debut novel, Sins of Our Sons, scheduled for release in 2025/26. Ryan continues to work hard in the industry he loves, supported by his wife and four children.
- IMDb mini biography by: Ryan Enever - Ryan Enever is an English actor/writer who originates from East London Plastow and is the youngest of five brothers. After being a young prospect footballer playing youth football for Leyton Orient youth as well as stints with Tottenham and West Ham, Ryan left school to join the army as an infantry soldier with The Royal Green Jackets, where his career was cut short due to injury and he was eventually medically discharged. After a turbulent life and meeting his wife Stacey, Ryan found his passion in the entertainment industry. Once completing a national Diploma at Doncaster College, Ryan trained for 3 years at The Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts where he received a BA Hons degree in Acting.
Ryan has a good number of theatre and screen credits to his name, Including King Lear, A Clockwork orange, Eastenders, & Farming to name a few.
Ryan now lives with his long-term wife Stacey and their four children Mackenzie, Logan, Ryan Jr, and Faith.
- IMDb mini biography by: Ryan Enever
- SpouseStacey Enever(June 5, 2006 - present) (4 children)
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