Phil Redrow

John Schneider, a.k.a Bo Duke, and Phil, best friends since high school, shared a strong bond that transcended their professional endeavors. Phil, a standout football player at Williamsburg High School in Ohio, went on to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. He initially gained recognition as a rookie with the Cincinnati Bengals, before shifting his focus to music. His songs resonated with audiences, charting on the radio and being featured in television and film. As his acting career progressed, he began with commercials, eventually transitioning to TV and film appearances. Phil's creative pursuits extended to directing and writing, as showcased in his short film, "Keep Door Closed," which premiered at the Nashville Film Festival in 2003. During this time, he worked on several TV pilots and numerous commercials. After his stint in Nashville, Phil returned to Los Angeles, where he continues to nurture his passions in the entertainment industry.