Randy Wayne

Biography

Randy Wayne is a Hollywood-based actor who found his first 15 seconds of fame by appearing in UK reality-TV show Shipwrecked in 2002. He stood out from the crowd as one of the few American contestants amongst a predominantly British group.

After the show ended, things went quiet for Randy for a few years. However, he started making a name for himself in numerous independent films including Scar (2005) and The Surfer King (2007). He then guest starred on Jack & Bobby, The Closer, NCIS and Huff before landing a regular role playing Jeff Fenton on the 2006 ABC sitcom, Sons & Daughters.

In 2006, Randy also has appeared in the film Reunion and In The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning (2007), playing Luke Duke, a part he took over from Johnny Knoxville which also stars Christopher McDonald, Willie Nelson, and Harland Williams. Randy's latest movie is Foreign Exchange.

Upcoming films include, Grizzly Park, She Lived and Dream Boy.

Born and raised in Moore, Oklahoma he was a stand-out athlete in baseball and swimming. He attended Campbellsville University on a swimming and cross country scholarship. After his first year of college he moved out to Orange County, California for a change of pace where his mother urged him to take acting classes.

After a couple years of classes he was convinced that there is life after sports and moved to Los Angeles to begin his journey. Yet, true to his Oklahoma roots, he is still and will always be a University of Oklahoma football fan.

What's new with Randy Wayne?
	Catch Randy in Grizzly Park which is slated for a 7 February 2008 release. A modern genre spin on the biblical tale of Elisha. It is a story of the offer of forgiveness and redemption in the face of death.

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