Ronnie Steadman's life journey began in Tennessee, where he spent his formative years in Alabama, laying the foundation for a career that would take him to the bright lights of Hollywood. Initially, he pursued a degree in mathematics, only to realize that his true calling lay elsewhere. After graduating, he seized an uncommon opportunity to work on a major film production in Alabama, which marked the beginning of his foray into the world of acting.
Ronnie's big break came when he was hired as a driver for the legendary Walter Matthau, whose charismatic personality and illustrious career left a lasting impression on him. This chance encounter sparked a desire within Ronnie to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. Following this experience, he quickly exhausted the opportunities available in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he was residing at the time.
After relocating back to Alabama to be with his mother following his father's passing, Ronnie made the bold decision to move to Los Angeles, where he would go on to hone his craft at the prestigious Joanne Baron/DW Brown studio. This two-year Meisner program proved to be a turning point in his career, as he excelled and soon found himself taking to the stage in various theater productions.
One of his most notable roles was that of John Merrick, aka "The Elephant Man," which earned him rave reviews. Throughout his career, Ronnie has had the privilege of starring in numerous theater productions, television shows, and films.
In his personal life, Ronnie has been married to the talented actress Lori Rom since 2003, with whom he shares two children, Mackenzie and Elliot.
