Lester G. Reynolds

Birthday: 23 August 1970, Kingsport, Tennessee, USA

Birth Name: Reynolds

Height: 180 cm

Lester G. Reynolds was born on August 23, 1970 in the small town of Kingsport, Tennessee. At a very early age he developed a deep affinity for all things creative and quickly became a stand out perfor ...Show More

Lester G. Reynolds was born on August 23, 1970 in the small town of Kingsport, Tennessee. At a very early age he developed a deep affinity for all things creative and quickly became a stand out performer after becoming involved in many theatrical productions along his academic journey. Not only was Lester involved in various stage productions, but he has also been actively involved in choir and music and has performed at countless venues within a collective group and as a soloist. Upon arriving in the professional realm of Hollywood, Lester has continued to evolve creatively and proves consistently that he is no stranger to hard work. His commitment to the creative arts and his passion for life have led to him being involved in numerous projects and roles that showcase his dynamic range and capabilities as an artist. He is driven by the continued pursuit of perfection and is a firm believer that nothing in this life happens by accident. Lester is also an accomplished writer and poet, with many of his collective works being housed in infamy within the Library of Congress, Washington D.C., he has a zeal and a zest for life that sparks intrigue and curiosity and he is fearless in the face of failure, for he believes that every aspect of life affords opportunity to grow and become better than we were before. He is the cousin of June Carter Cash, Wife of Johnny Cash and has never lost sight of the values instilled within him from an early age. Like his Family before him, Lester has served Our Country and is an 11 year Army Veteran Honorably Discharged. He is no stranger to hardship and struggle and considers himself a student of life and screen. He understands that to be and give the best we can of ourselves for the good of others that we must often endure the hottest flames of adversity, and it is these lessons along with his understanding of the human spirit that allow him to connect so authentically with everyone he meets. Hide