About
| Birth Name: | Darren Richard Kwiatkowski |
| Birth Notes: | 9 February 1976, New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA |
| Height: | 5' 11" |
| Biography: | Darren Ross was born, raised in New Jersey. While attending NYU, he also studied acting at The Stella Adler Conservatory in Manhattan, New York. During this period, he completed work on his first films, "Psycho Sisters" (1995) and "Stonewall" (1995). It was during this period that Darren was accepted to Ann Reinking's Broadway Theater Project in Tampa, Florida. He studied with such Broadway legends as Ann Reinking, Jeff Calhoun and Gregory Hines, along with fellow BTP apprentice Josh Cooke. Darren apprenticed with and worked for Broadway Theater Project for over 6 years. He has had extensive experience with theatrical roles ranging from musicals (The Rocky Horror Show) to straight plays (The Cripple of Inishmaan). In 2007, he completed work on many films including: "Farm Girl In New York", "Ultimate Curse", "Fight The Panda Syndicate!" and "A Dangerous Place", starring Kristen Dalton of Martin Scorcese's "The Departed." In 2008 he began work on the film, "Personal Demons", directed by Anthony Haden Salerno. |
Filmography
| North (1994) as Mall Shopper |
| Salt (2010) as Congressman |
| Stonewall (1995) as Rioter |
| The Proposal (2009) as Businessman |
| Vulgar (2000) as Neighborhood Kid |
| A Dangerous Place (2011) as Prozan Employee #4 In Elevator |
| Blood Night (2009) as Brian Spirit |
| Conspiracy X (2010) as Patron #8 |
| Fall (1997) as Church Goer #2 |
| Farm Girl in New York (2007) as Bar Patron |
| Fight the Panda Syndicate (2008) as Ninja |
| Psycho Sisters (1998) as The jock |
Trivia
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* Attended Ann Reinking's Broadway Theater Project with fellow alums Katherine McPhee, Josh Cooke, and Abigail Spencer. * Was considered for the role of "Tod" in Ridley Scott's White Squall (1996). The role instead went to Balthazar Getty. * Was originally cast in a cameo role in the cult classic "Psycho Sisters." However, when the actor playing "The Jock" didn't show, Darren won the dubious honor of playing that role and had the most intense death scene in the film. |
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