Cory Kirk

Catch Cory as Matt Rife’s co-star along with Eric Roberts in "The Private Eye". After a national commercial & co-starring role on a YouTube series that got 15 million views in months, L.A.‘s Cory Kirk starred in the feature length horror "Baggok". The film's in the same vein as "It" meets "The Call" and sheds light on financially strapped and stressed out parents’ victims. The film will be streaming to worldwide audiences by year's end. A team player with writing and producing credits, Cory has been working with L.A. film colleagues through Illusion Islands Production. Clean cut, unique DJ-like voiced and nuanced Cory has played an array of roles in Tinseltown, showcasing his far stretching character range and his "Joey Tribbiani meets Jim J. Bullock" comedic persona. Cory is commitment meets originality when he delivers. Cory's trained with seasoned veterans through Warner Loughlin, CalArts, Universal, "The Graduate" director Mike Nichols student Jack Cook and UCB, just to name a few. He was a gold medaled actor growing up and nationally awarded cheerleader and athlete before arriving to L.A. and now brings his own powerhouse of talents to studio lots across town. Cory co-starred in the period piece Amazon Prime series "The Last Tycoon" starring Matt Bomer and he played pivotal and stirring roles in film festival winner "Bad Bet" and Funny or Die's front page feature "Ex Bros". Repped by Tiauna Jackson of Century City's The Jackson Agency, Cory's mission is to help worldwide audiences feel and discover a common thread of humanity that transcends language, cultural and ideological barriers. Cory embodies and understands today’s struggles thereby creating striking performances that scream out with cultural relevance. From working with L.A. film crews to prepping for pilot season, Cory has an all-encompassing catalog of classic rock info and is witty with a Jim Carrey-like disposition. His movie knowledge is top notch as well and he's the guy who, as a kid, read "Growing Up Brady" and Judy Garland biographies in bookstore and library aisles. Still, he continues to learn and soak up the comedic styles and lessons from sitcoms and films from today to yesteryear. Cory’s a big "Mom", "Grace and Frankie", "Shameless", & "Veep" fan, appearing on the latter two; and he hosts and DJs in the spirit of Andy Cohen meets Bill Maher. All this while creating his own newness in delivery and style.