Alan Lilly

Alan Lilly began his life in the small West Virginia town of Beckley. His family relocated to Florida when he was 5 years old. He attended Oglethorpe University, Georgia Tech and the University of Colorado, where he graduated with a degree in Physics. After college he began to study acting and started performing in community and regional theater. He brought to life numerous meaningful roles such as Sweeney Todd. In 2001 Alan was cast in the feature film Bully directed by Larry Clark. He portrayed the father of a troubled teen played by Brad Renfro. A few other films to his credit include Florida City, The Punisher starring John Travolta and Thomas Jane, HBO's The First of May starring Julie Harris and Mickey Rooney, and Dunsmore directed by academy award nominee Peter Spirer. In addition to numerous film and television roles he has appeared as the principle character in several national television commercials. His commercial client list includes companies such as Southwest Airlines, Hampton Inn and New York Stock Exchange based MySAP. In 2005 he ventured beyond acting and became co-producer for the movie The Way Back Home starring Julie Harris and Ruby Dee. Alan has been a SAG member since 1994. In past years he was an alternate council member for the Screen Actors Guild. In addition to a successful acting career he has also worked as a space system engineer and holds various patents and copyrights. He lives in Florida with his wife Cindy, daughter Adriene and dog Max.