Guzman, who had no professional dancing experience when he signed on to star in the film, prepared for the role by training intensively for weeks to learn the intricate dance combos and moves.
Guzman began auditioning for acting roles and landed the lead role as Sean Asa in the fourth movie in the Step Up film series, Step Up Revolution in 2012, despite having no formal training in dancing, "my first dance lesson was 'Step Up Revolution'." He added, it was "by luck.
Born in Texas and raised in his hometown of Sacramento, CA, Ryan Guzman developed an interest in martial arts at the age of seven, and earned his first black belt in Tae Kwon Do by the age of 10. This led him into the octagon as an MMA fighter in Sacramento.
This led him into the octagon as a MMA fighter in Sacramento until his fighting license expired in 2010. A gifted athlete, he was also a sought-after left-handed pitcher with a fastball clocked between 87-90 miles per hour.
Bryce Durfee as Jonah Greenway, a new paramedic filling in for Chimney at Station 118, who is later revealed to have been a serial killer. Arielle Kebbel as Lucy Donato, a new firefighter filling in for Eddie at Station 118.
Ultimately, the Los Angeles firefighter decided to walk away from his job for the sake of his son's wellbeing. “[Christopher is] worried about me, about the risks I take while I'm at work,” Eddie said on the show. “I think I have to make a change. I'm leaving the 118.”
For Eddie, by 9-1-1 season 5, the task of staying alive in a dangerous job and taking care of his son was wearing thin on him, which undoubtedly contributed to his decision. Eddie knows that the best thing he can do for Christopher is to stay alive. This is the crux of his decision to leave the 118.
Ryan Anthony Guzman is an American actor and model. He is best known for portraying Sean Asa in the fourth installment of the Step Up series. Before he began acting, he was a model. Guzman was born in Abilene, Texas, to Lisa (née Hudson) and Ray Guzman.
Sevani. Adam Manucharian (born June 29, 1992), known professionally as Adam G. Sevani, is an American actor and dancer, known for playing Robert Alexander III / Moose in the Step Up film series.
Tatum doesn't have any professional training as a dancer, but audiences are well aware of the talent the actor has when busting a move on the dance floor. It was a talent that was apparent all the way back in Step Up; he showed off his dance moves once more in Hail, Caesar!, in which he had a show-stopping tap number.
Buck has a birthmark on the left side of his face, originally from his actor Oliver Stark, which is commonly mistaken for a bruise of some sort in episodes. In "Heartbreaker", Abby mentions that Buck is 26.
First seen. Edmundo "Eddie" Diaz is a main character on 9-1-1 who works as a firefighter at Station 118 of the Los Angeles Fire Department and is the father of Christopher Diaz. He debuts in the first episode of the second season of 9-1-1 and is portrayed by Ryan Guzman.
Is Oliver Stark leaving 9-1-1? The answer is no. Stark confirmed to Screenrant that he will still be on 9-1-1 after Buck was struck by lightning, and teased how his relationship with his Station 118's captain, Robert “Bobby Nash,” will be affected by the accident.
The next morning, Eddie and the 118 attend an emergency where Shannon was severely injured in a car wreck. She expressed guilt for almost leaving again, and died saying 'I love you' to Eddie. Her death was mourned by the 118 crew, and Eddie later breaks down crying after reading the letter.
How Maddie And Chimney Reconciled In 9-1-1 Season 6. Luckily, Chimney isn't leaving 9-1-1 and he and Maddie managed something of a reconciliation in 9-1-1 season 6. Despite the pair breaking up and deciding to focus on co-parenting in season 5, Maddie's apartment springs a leak in the 9-1-1 premiere episode.
Ravi is officially back. '9-1-1' actor Anirudh Pisharody explains where he's been and what's to come for his 'proby' firefighter, who returns to the series 'a changed man. '
