Devin Kordt-Thomas

Devin Kordt-Thomas is an American actor, director, writer and producer. Devin Kordt Thomas is an American actor best known for portraying men on a mission who win by any means necessary. Kordt-Thomas starred in "My Night with Andrew Cunanan" a crime thriller based on the cross-country murder spree that ended in the killing of fashion icon Gianni Versace. This film was produced by Vanitas Productions and was Kordt-Thomas' directorial debut. A former US Navy Sailor, Devin was stationed at the Pentagon for his tour. Then, at the height of the HIV-AIDS crisis, Devin founded the non-profit "Aggressive Aids Prevention" which served as an advertising agency for HIV prevention campaigns. Kordt-Thomas studied Meisner Technique at the prestigious William Esper Studio in Manhattan and lived at the Lower East Side underground Hotel 17 (The 120-room hotel Woody Allen used as the setting for his film "Manhattan Murder Mystery"). Devin completed two years of Meisner Technique training on the West Coast with Jim Jarrett, Founder/Director of the Meisner Technique Studio and protégé of the late Sanford Meisner. Born in Sturgis, Michigan and raised on the Mediterranean island of Malta, Devin's background in Theatre began as a teen when he performed in several Shakespearean plays as part of the MADC - Malta's oldest theatre company.