Devin Ratray

Devin Ratray, born on January eleventh, nineteen seventy-seven, is a versatile American actor known for his dynamic roles across film and television. He began his journey in the entertainment industry as a child actor, making his debut in the film Where Are the Children? in nineteen eighty-six. His early career was marked by a significant role as Gus Stafford in the CBS sitcom Heartland, which aired in nineteen eighty-nine.

Ratray's breakout moment came with his memorable performance in the beloved Christmas classic Home Alone in nineteen ninety. He reprised this iconic role in its sequels, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York in nineteen ninety-two and Home Sweet Home Alone in twenty twenty-one. His filmography also includes a supporting role in the family comedy Dennis the Menace, released in nineteen ninety-three.

Throughout the two-thousands, Ratray continued to build his career with notable appearances in films such as The Prince & Me in two thousand four, The Winning Season in two thousand nine, and Surrogates, also in two thousand nine. The following decade marked a resurgence in his career, highlighted by starring roles in Elevator in two thousand eleven and Blue Ruin in two thousand thirteen, alongside supporting roles in critically acclaimed films like Nebraska, R.I.P.D., Masterminds, and Hustlers.

In addition to his film work, Ratray showcased his talent on television, playing Nate Henry in the HBO miniseries Mosaic in two thousand eighteen and recurred as Tinfoil Kevin in the Amazon Prime series The Tick from two thousand seventeen to two thousand nineteen. More recently, he starred in the comedy film Hollywood.Con in twenty twenty-one and took on a supporting role in the thriller Kimi in twenty twenty-two, further solidifying his status as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.