This equine actor was born in Texas, around 1915 - 1916. He was a Morgan stallion named 'Casey Jones'. This all-black horse had a distinguishing small white mark on his forehead. He was sold to a Colorado Boys Reformatory as a young colt. Probably mistreated. He was known to be mean and ornery. Some would say even dangerous. Rumored to have killed a handler in later years. He was sold to the Colorado Detention Home. He was moved from one place to another over the years and ended up being owned by Hal Roach. Roach had Casey Jones stabled at the Fat Jones Stables. It was Jack Lindell who trained this stallion so he could be in motion pictures. Roach changed the horse's name to Rex. In 1924 Rex was the star of his first movie, The King of Wild Horses (1924). He was still a bit mean and ornery, but this trait was used in movies to his advantage. Some of the tricks that he did, like chasing someone and cornering them, or chasing them under a car were used often in his movies. He does away with a few of the villains in his movies by stomping them to death. Oliver Hardy as the evil bad guy in No Man's Law (1927) becomes one of those to receive and end from Rex. Actor Ernie Adams was terrified of Rex in a movie he played in with this horse. One particular scene from The Devil Horse (1926), where Rex battles a painted stallion, has been edited into many other westerns. Apparently during Rex movie career he behaved well enough to perform in twenty movies. This horse became famously known as Rex, King of the Wild Horses. Retired from acting in the late 30's. Rex lived out his life at the Lee Doyle Ranch in Flagstaff, Arizona. Rex lived some twenty-five plus years.
Rex Austin Barrow is known for The Bespoke Tailoring of Mister Bellamy (2015), Stripped, Bear (2009) and Contact (2015).
Rex Baker was born and raised in Rochester, New York, where sports dominated much of his early life and teenage years. He enjoyed lifting weights in high school and was heavily involved in sports and athletic activities, from lacrosse to football, and continued lifting weights throughout his college years, though he did make time to play lead guitar in a rock band. After graduating from the University of Rochester, his weight-lifting turned into two decades long, successful career in competitive bodybuilding, in which he was one of the top National Bodybuilders in the country, as well as, a highly sought-after Personal Trainer. During his twenty years as a Professional Bodybuilder and small business owner, Rex also had a successful reggae D.J. career in New York. Because of Rex's comfortable and natural stage presence, while performing in front of large crowds on stage and in front of the camera, his personal manager advised Rex to pursue an acting career while bodybuilding. He was cast in a small role in New York, and from there he went to New Orleans and started working as a featured extra. Within two years, he was playing supporting roles and lead roles. Rex is now trained in Martial Arts, specifically Hapkido, Stunt Training, Weapons, and Firearms, and continues Acting Classes to perfect his skills. He credits Bodybuilding for much of his success.
Rex Basbas is known for A Prayer Before Dawn (2017).
Rex Bell was born on October 16, 1903 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He was an actor, known for Broadway to Cheyenne (1932), Fighting Pioneers (1935) and Crashin' Broadway (1932). He was married to Clara Bow. He died on July 4, 1962 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
Rex Chicoine is an actor and writer, known for Metropolitan Detective (2013), The Other Side of Infinity (2022) and Follow (2015).
Rex D. Jackson is known for Fight the Kickboxer (1990), Robo-Kickboxer - Power of Justice (1992) and Top Model (1988).
Rex DeTiger is an actor, known for He's All That (2021), Wilder Woods - Supply & Demand (2019) and I'm with the Band: Nasty Cherry (2019).
Rex Flores is an actor, known for Against All Hope (1982).
Rex Hagon was born in 1947, to William and Corinne Hagon of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, as the second of three children. His older brother Garrick is a prolific actor, on stage, the big screen and in countless audio books. while his sister June-now retired, spent her life working tirelessly in the field of geriatric medicine. Rex started his career at the age of 5, appearing in many CBC-TV and Radio productions. An early success was landing the title role of "The Kid" in W.O. Mitchel's iconic "Jake and the Kid." Rex also appeared in the popular Canadian TV series "The Forest Rangers" as Peter Keeley, acting alongside Ralph Endersby, Susan Conway, and Peter Tully. The rough-and-tumble nature of the production-shot in Kleinberg- required him to draw on his skills as an outdoors-person helped spur a life-long interest in nature and the outdoors, a love he has passed on to his family. Mr. Hagon ended his tenure on "The Forest Rangers" in order to complete his high school education at Upper Canada College. Following his graduation from UCC, Rex enrolled at the University of Toronto and completed his Bachelor of Arts before returning to acting on a professional, full-time level. His next "cult" role was on TVOntario's "The Polka Dot Door," a well-loved children's show. The original tapings became a staple among children from 1971 up until the late 1980s, with many people still remembering the irrepressible "Polkaroo." As with any successful Canadian performer, it is necessary to remain diversified in order to survive the ups and downs of the industry. Rex combined his love of children's programming with work in many commercials, film productions, talking-books and instructional videos. In 1985, Rex ventured full time into the area of consulting and coaching with senior corporate executives helping them speak with increased clarity, confidence and impact.