Kenneth Farmer(IV)

Kenneth N. Farmer burst onto the film world portraying the electrifying "Rev Brewster" in CMT's, 1950's period, Sun Records. This was a series based on the early beginnings of Elvis Presley and the famed "Million Dollar Quartet". Kenneth also guest starred as "Mo Mooney" in five episodes of CMT's, (Billy Ray Cyrus')Still The King. "Mo" was the "re-found" drummer in Cyrus' band. Farmer zoomed on his film journey and intensely portrayed "Dick", the protective security officer and pivotal figure in the suspense thriller, "The Fanatic", starring John Travolta. The film was also directed by Limp Biskit's frontman,Fred Durst. Moving on in his film pursuits, he recently became a supporting lead as the patriarch, "Moses", in the suspense drama, "Alice" along with lead actress, KeKe Palmer and co-leads Common, Gaius Charles and Jonny Lee Miller. Mr. Farmer is known among his peers in the industry for being very talented as both a dramatic and comedic actor. Kenneth is also a dancer, choreographer, entertainer and front-line singer for several bands. Kenneth has also appeared in several commercials. His future plans are to write, direct, produce and executive produce film projects. He also wants to be an inspiration for up and coming film makers and actors, especially in his hometown of Memphis and abroad.