Jimmy Bridges

Jimmy Bridges began his acting career in 1972 with a role in a commercial for "Bumble Bee Tuna". Since then, he has co-starred in numerous films and television shows with various well-known actors, such as Billy Bob Thornton in One False Move (1992). In 1994, he took his creative talents to another level when he established "Little Bridge Productions", a production company he formed and ran with his brother and best friend, actor Todd Bridges. During this time, Jimmy successfully co-directed, wrote and produced the full-length feature films: Big Ball'n (2007), Flossin (2001), Black Ball (2003) and Foster Babies (2007). He also produced the movie, Frankie D (2007), which received several awards at the New York Film Festival. Jimmy now serves as producer, writer and director at Predator Apex Productions, a production company he helped form with his brother Todd Bridges. Jimmy continues to act, direct and produce but his writing career has taken off significantly as he just finished co-writing, The Swedish Nomad, 40'N Still Single, The Dragon and wrote Sewer, The Prime Suspects (The Oskar Singer Story) and My Buddy Larry which are getting some serious reads around Hollywood.