J.R. Dziengel

J.R. Dziengel was born on Aug 06, 1970 in USA. J.R. Dziengel's big-screen debut came with Color of the Cross directed by Jean-Claude La Marre in 2006, strarring Matthew.

Growing up as a military brat, JR had a chance to see the world at a very young age. He pulls from this experience in each project he undertakes, from theatre to screen to his own short films like "The Special #2". JR began his career in New York's off-Broadway theatre scene before moving to Los Angeles in 2002. He is a member of Artistic Director Tim Robbins' The Actors' Gang where he appeared in "Ass" and Kurt Vonnegut's "Happy Birthday, Wanda June" in 2004. JR's upcoming projects include developing feature films which include his "What If" James Dean movie project, "Bastard" the film. He also owns a production company, Make My Day: Visions, LLC. He is a proud Chicago Cubs, James Dean and Paul Newman fan. He absolutely loves the artist Chuck Close.