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(American film, television actor, Producer, Director, writer<br>

(American film, television actor, Producer, Director, writer<br>

Best known for his ''A Captain's Log'' Star Trek News/Talk show series)

Best known for his ''A Captain's Log'' Star Trek News/Talk show series)

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St. Louis County, [[Missouri]]

St. Louis County, [[Missouri]]

'''Bryan Earl Kreutz''' (born September 30, 1977) in St. Louis Missouri is an American actor, Television director, Television producer, and writer.

'''Bryan Earl Kreutz''' (born September 30, 1977) in St. Louis Missouri is an American actor, Television director, Television producer, and writer.

As an actor his most recognizable roles have been as Larry Thrunkleman on the Tom Green comedy film "Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot" (2019) and Brody on the television series "[[Up on High Ground]]" (2014–2015), which he also directed and produced. He is a presenter as the lead host for the [[Star Trek]] news TV Talk Show "A Captain's Log". As the executive producer and show runner, Kreutz TV series "Up on High Ground" was nominated for best television series in 2020 by Roku Detaron TV awards.  

As an actor his most recognizable roles have been as Larry Thrunkleman on the Tom Green comedy film "Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot" (2019) and Brody on the television series "[[Up on High Ground]]" (2014–2015), which he also directed and produced. He is a presenter as the lead host for the [[Star Trek]] news and interviews TV Talk Show "A Captain's Log". As the executive producer and show runner, Kreutz TV series "Up on High Ground" was nominated for best television series in 2020 by Roku Detaron TV awards. As producer, of "A Captain's Log" Kreutz is also the winning recipient of the best television series in 2021 by Roku Detaron TV awards along with the Best Director/Writer award the same year.

==Television shows and pilots==

==Television shows and pilots==

[[File:Bryan Kreutz - Up on High Ground.jpg|thumb|The series co-creator [[Bryan Kreutz]], (Left) would make an occasional appearance as the character Brody in between directing and producing "Up on High Ground"]]

[[File:Bryan Kreutz - Up on High Ground.jpg|thumb|The series co-creator [[Bryan Kreutz]], (Left) would make an occasional appearance as the character Brody in between directing and producing "Up on High Ground"]]

Kreutz co-created the family and faith based TV series [[Up on High Ground]], directing many of the episodes and playing the video gamer neighbor character Brody. Along with Brayden Patterson and Joe McGettigan, Kreutz produced the series and was a lead writer. <ref>http://insidestl.com/local-spotlight-up-on-high-ground/32874 </ref> The series ran on several [[The CW]] TV affiliates in syndication and [[Pure Flix]] from 2014-2015. Upon the completion of the nine episode series run, Kreutz had directed over 60 TV episodes, including two TV talk shows, his first being Revolution 618. All 9 episodes of the Up on High Ground series were solely written or co-written by Kreutz and Lec Zorn, with the exception of the pilot episodes co-written by Joanna Ferbrache. <ref> https://beaufortcountynow.com/addon/tv&p=1&tvid=61053&personid=222080 </ref>

Kreutz co-created the family and faith based TV series [[Up on High Ground]], directing many of the episodes and playing the video gamer neighbor character Brody. Along with Brayden Patterson and Joe McGettigan, Kreutz produced the series and was a lead writer. <ref>http://insidestl.com/local-spotlight-up-on-high-ground/32874 </ref> The series ran on several [[The CW]] TV affiliates in syndication and [[Pure Flix]] from 2014-2015. Upon the completion of the nine episode series run, Kreutz had directed over 60 TV episodes, including two TV talk shows, his first being Revolution 618. All 9 episodes of the Up on High Ground series were solely written or co-written by Kreutz and Lec Zorn, with the exception of the pilot episodes co-written by Joanna Ferbrache. <ref> https://beaufortcountynow.com/addon/tv&p=1&tvid=61053&personid=222080 </ref>

==Commercials==

==Commercials==

As an actor with talent agency reps in both the Midwest and L.A., doing voice-overs for radio led to doing TV commercials and eventually on screen acting in film. Kreutz landed a substantial speaking role as the TV host named Larry Thrunkleman, in the comedy feature film “Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot”. <ref> http://intensefaceboss.webs.com/Centralia-Morning-Sentinel.htm </ref> Larry and his talk show featuring the The Jerry Ford Band with Kreutz interviewing the supposed Big Foot himself who is being pursued by Tom Green's character and “Survivorman” Les Stroud. The film was shot in Cape Girardeau, Missouri near where Kreutz was residing at the time.

As an actor with talent agency reps in both the Midwest and L.A., doing voice-overs for radio led to doing TV commercials and eventually on screen acting in film. Kreutz landed a substantial speaking role as the TV host named Larry Thrunkleman, in the comedy feature film “Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot”. <ref> http://intensefaceboss.webs.com/Centralia-Morning-Sentinel.htm </ref> Larry and his talk show featuring the The Jerry Ford Band with Kreutz interviewing the supposed Big Foot himself who is being pursued by Tom Green's character and “Survivorman” Les Stroud. The film was shot in Cape Girardeau, Missouri near where Kreutz was residing at the time.

 

Kreutz currently resides just southeast of [[Los Angeles]] [[California]] in [[Temecula]] with his wife Tiffany and their three children.

Kreutz currently resides just southeast of [[Los Angeles]] [[California]] in [[Temecula]] with his wife Tiffany and their three children.

| ''Cheaper by the Dozen''

| ''Cheaper by the Dozen''

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|Pompous pool dad

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|Bar Patron

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== Television ==

== Television ==

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| ''Curb Your Enthusiasm''

| ''Curb Your Enthusiasm''

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| ''The Shrink Next Door''

| ''The Shrink Next Door''

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|Cemetery Groundskeeper

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| ''Colin in Black & White''

| ''Colin in Black & White''

|Hotel lobby baseball coach

|Hotel lobby baseball coach

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| ''A Captain's Log''

| ''A Captain's Log''

|Self - Host presenter

|Self - Host presenter

| 13 Episodes '''†''' Also co-director, Producer, and Writer

| 24 Episodes '''†''' Also co-director, Producer, and Writer

| Credited as Bryan Kreutz

| Credited as Bryan Kreutz

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|Pedestrian

|Pedestrian

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