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Ryan Potter (born on September 12th, 1995) was born in Portland, Oregon but moved to Tokyo, Japan shortly thereafter until the age of seven when he moved back to the states. Ryan is half Japanese and Half Caucasian, his father is Japanese while his mother is Caucasian; which he takes his mother’s last name as well as being of Jewish descent from his mother as well, He is fluent in both ...
22 de nov. de 2017 · RYAN POTTER: It was awhile ago, actually. We’ve been working on Season 1 and Season 2 for close to two and a half years now. About six months after the film came out, we started working on the ...
28 de jul. de 2020 · Welcome to the Career sub-section of Ryan Potter Central where we highlight all of Ryan’s projects throughout his storied career spanning all the way from 2011 up until present day. Storied Details. Ryan Potter had his first big break when he was cast as Mike Fukanaga in Supah Ninjas sometime during 2010, when he learned about the auditions ...
Ryan K. Potter was born on September 12, 1995 in Oregon City, Oregon to Jordanna Potter and his father, who has always been unnamed in public. He is an only child, raised in Tokyo, Japan until he was seven when his family moved back to the United States. Growing up in the spotlight, Ryan has always wanted to keep a side to him private and ...
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Ryan D. Potter ( Portland, Oregon , 1995. szeptember 12. –) amerikai színész, modell. Legismertebb alakítása Hiro Hamada a 2014-es Hős6os című film és a 2017-től futó Hős6os: A sorozat. Ezen kívül az Titánok című sorozatban is szerepelt.
Ryan Potter – amerykański aktor, który wcielił się w rolę Garfielda Logana w serialu „Titans”. Ryan Potter urodził się 12 września 1995 roku w Portland w stanie Oregon. Chłopak utrzymywał się przy nazwisku matki i tak jak ona, został żydem z wyboru. Wychowywał się w Tokio w Japonii, ale wrócił do Stanów Zjednoczonych mając siedem lat, będąc tam wychowywanym przez ...
