RonReaco Lee

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RonReaco Lee is a young up and coming African American actor. RonReaco started his life in 1977 in the "ATL".

1 Early Career
2 1997-2000
3 2000-2006
4 2004
5 Upcoming Projects
6 External link

[edit] Early Career

RonReaco Lee started his career in 1983 as the host of the short lived show Kids Beat. His career started with parts in movies and television movies, but his career blossomed in 1989 when he got a part in Glory with Denzel Washington, who went on and received an Academy Award). By the early 90's, he started to receive guest starring roles in such shows, as In the Heat of the Night.

[edit] 1997-2000

After Glory, his career started to move. In 1997, he guest-starred in 413 Hope Street and Home Improvement. Later in 1997, RonReaco changed the face of Sister, Sister by taking the part of the sexy, badboy mechanic, turned boyfriend, Tyrek "Scotty" Scott from 1997-1999. Also, he took on a major role as Perry in the film How I Spent My Summer Vacation. At the conclusion of his role as Tyrek, RonReaco Lee guest-starred on the UPN hit sitcom Moesha as Tate in the episode Lets Talk about Sex.

[edit] 2000-2006

In late 2000, RonReaco started his guest starring run on the NBC hit medical drama ER as Davis. In 2001, he worked in the movie Fire & Ice co-starring Robert Aimes Jr. In 2002, he guest-starred in Boston Public; then he used his sex appeal to help Joan get her Groove Back as hot boyfriend, Chris, on UPN hit comedy Girlfriends.

[edit] 2004

He was seen in the short lived WB sitcom All About the Andersons and in the FX hit show The Shield. In 2005, he received a recurring role in the NBC short-lived comedy Committed, and guest starred in the Bernie Mac and Ashton Kutcher comedy Guess Who (film) as Reggie.