Kirk Wilson(I)

Born in the wilds of rural North Carolina, Kirk Wilson first gained attention in 2001 with his captivating performance in Ding-a-ling-Less (2001), where he portrayed Jack Peterson, an eccentric birdhouse builder, earning him recognition as a leading man in the independent film scene. His other notable on-screen performances include roles in House of Pancakes (1997), Drawing Blood (1999) and The Pigs (2005), solidifying his presence as a talented actor. On stage, he has performed in numerous Off-Broadway productions in New York City. His films have appeared in numerous film festivals throughout the US and have all garnered distribution deals. After turning his attention to other pursuits, Wilson ventured into hospitality, becoming the General Manager of the iconic Jones Hollywood Restaurant in Los Angeles, where he honed his leadership and management skills. Building on this success, he currently serves as the General Manager of The Bowery Hotel, one of New York City's most prestigious and iconic boutique hotels. His experience in these high-profile roles has sharpened his attention to detail and elevated his ability to manage complex, high-energy environments. Recently, he has ventured back into his original passion of acting, securing a speaking role in Brad Furman's People Not Places, in a scene with stars Shirley MacLaine and Stephen Dorff. Now, as Wilson revives his acting career, he brings with him a wealth of experience from both the entertainment and hospitality industries. His unique blend of artistic talent and leadership ability positions him for a dynamic return to the screen and stage. He has attributed his robust and intellectually stimulating upbringing from his school teacher parents and his father's influence as a coach for his success as an actor and as a hotelier; leading him to excel in football and other athletics, as well as receiving Cum Laude honors, graduating with a BFA in Theatre Arts with a concentration in Meisner Technique.