A self-professed “bad guy,” Bryk has played some of Hollywood’s most iconic muscle. From playing a drug-abusing arsonist in the gruesome “Saw V” to the outlandish actioner “Shoot ‘Em Up,” Bryk has made a name for himself. Born in Winnipeg, Canada, Bryk nurtured a love for all things sport. At Queen’s University in Ontario, Bryk lit up the pitch as part of the football team. It was there that Bryk found a love for performing and soon caught the acting bug. As Bryk’s notoriety began to rise he appeared across a wave of Canadian television series that would later open the door to Hollywood. Now one of the most sough-out Canadian actors around, Bryk’s star continues to soar.

In the brutal drama “Poor Boy’s Game,” Bryk won a Vancouver Film Critics Circle award for his portrayal of Keith Rose. Named as Best Supporting Actor in Canadian Film, Bryk captured a worldwide fanbase as well as critical acclaim. Not long after, Bryk was recognised by the pivotal Gemini Awards for his role in “Deadliest Sea.” Nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Supporting Role, Bryk again captured high praise. Some of Bryk’s other credits include David Cronenberg’s “A History of Violence,” Marvel’s “The Incredible Hulk” and the action-comedy “Red.” From the villain to the comedic centrepiece, Bryk challenges himself with a diverse range of roles.

A family man at heart, Bryk has built his formidable career around his wife and children. Offering standout performances all-round, Bryk stands out for his versatility and durability as an actor. The newly released Disney feature film “Secret Society of Born Royals” sees Bryk take on the throne as Inmate 34. With other exciting projects in line such as “Marlene” and “The Fight Machine,” Bryk has a long and thrilling career ahead of him.