Ross Turner is a multifaceted actor with a dynamic presence across various platforms, including film, television, and theater. His remarkable ability to take on a wide range of characters has garnered recognition for capturing the complexity and humanity of his roles.
Ross initially gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of Liberty High math teacher Mr. Wood in the groundbreaking Netflix series 13 Reasons Why, solidifying his reputation in the entertainment industry.
With an impressive film career, Ross has accumulated over 25 feature films and 70 short films to his credit. Notably, he starred in the indie feature "Welcome to Dopeland" (2010),directed by Len Dell'Amico, marking his transition from theater and stand-up comedy to film.
His performances have garnered official selections and nominations at prestigious film festivals, including Raindance, Mill Valley, SXSW, Tribeca, Sundance, and Palm Springs. His performances in films such as "The Bumbry Encounter" and "Ghost in the Gun" have earned him recognition and accolades, with a total of 11 awards celebrating his craft.
Ross's versatility extends beyond the American entertainment scene, with a strong international presence through guest roles on popular Japanese TV shows, such as "Sekai Gyoten News" and "World Hanzai Mystery". Supporting roles in several recent Indian films showcase his adaptability and appeal in global markets.
Throughout his career spanning multiple decades and genres, Ross has consistently demonstrated his range, dedication, and commitment to his craft. His contributions to both mainstream and indie films have firmly established him as a celebrated actor with a passion for bringing compelling, multi-dimensional characters to life.
