Ron Troncatty

Ron started his career in 1969 attending Pasadena Playhouse. He continued his studies at the Film Actors Workshop located on the Warner Bros backlot and soon broke into TV in the early 70's with a part on Rod Serlings "Night Gallery" and it wasn't long that a slue of parts followed. Some of his most memorable roles were in "Moonlighting" and "The New Mike Hammer". He has also developed several projects for Television through the years as well as Screenplays for the big screen. His career is far from over and he has two projects in the works as I write this. One of his proudest achievements was his involvement with the MET Theatre in Hollywood when the Theatre was directed by James Gammon and Tim Scott. There he did several plays as an actor most notably Val in "Orpheus Descending" opposite the forever beautiful Kiva Lawrence. He also directed "Lampost Reunion" at the MET which was critically acclaimed.