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From deep in the heart of Texas came a man named Blaine.

Blaine Ross's first appearance in a Mr. Boy project came in 2004's The Buddy System. It was his natural comic talent that led director Sean Coyle to cast Blaine for the role of "Dude" in 2005's Temple of the Dog: Redux, followed by his breakout performance in 2008's Suckerpunch and Leroy.

Quote the director, "there is no Leroy without Blaine."

Though a natural talent in front of the lens, Blaine's true passion lies behind the scenes in the form of words on paper. A script-writing-machine, the good-hearted Texan has penned numerous feature scripts and shorts with the hopes of someday soon landing the one big sale that puts him on the Hollywood map.

In his own words. . .

"I came, I work, I struggle, I'm a droid to the system. But I'm black so I'm well hung and ridiculously athletic. BOOM!"

Best quote by me: "If you keep looking in the past, you will eventually bump into a wall."

Best quote by someone else: "Punks jump up and get beat down."