Alan Lilly's life journey commenced in the quaint and charming West Virginia town of Beckley, where he spent his formative years, immersing himself in the local culture and community, before making the significant move to Florida at the tender age of five, marking the beginning of a new chapter in his life.
He then proceeded to attend Oglethorpe University, a prestigious institution of higher learning, where he pursued his academic interests and developed a strong foundation in various subjects.
Following his time at Oglethorpe University, Alan Lilly transferred to Georgia Tech, a world-renowned institution, where he continued to further his education and broaden his horizons.
After completing his studies at Georgia Tech, Alan Lilly relocated to the University of Colorado, a renowned institution of higher learning, where he earned a degree in Physics, a field that has always fascinated him, and one that has allowed him to apply his analytical mind and problem-solving skills to unravel the mysteries of the universe.
As Alan's academic endeavors drew to a close, he embarked on a journey to indulge his deep-seated passion for the performing arts, immersing himself in the world of community and regional theater. Through this creative outlet, he had the opportunity to bring to life a diverse array of memorable characters, leaving a lasting impression on audiences everywhere. One of his most notable performances was as the titular character in the iconic musical thriller, Sweeney Todd.
In the year 2001, a pivotal moment in Alan's professional trajectory unfolded when he landed a significant role in the feature film Bully, a cinematic masterpiece directed by the acclaimed filmmaker Larry Clark. In this pivotal performance, Alan embodied the complex and multifaceted character of a father grappling with the tumultuous struggles of his troubled teenage son, portrayed with remarkable nuance by the talented Brad Renfro. This breakthrough role served as a catalyst for a prosperous and illustrious film career, replete with an impressive array of credits, including the critically acclaimed Florida City, the action-packed The Punisher, the critically acclaimed HBO miniseries The First of May, and the powerful and thought-provoking Dunsmore, directed by the esteemed and Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Peter Spirer.
Beyond his impressive repertoire of film and television performances, Alan has also had the distinction of playing the lead role in a plethora of national television commercials, collaborating with esteemed brands that have become household names, including Southwest Airlines, Hampton Inn, and MySAP.
In the year 2005, a significant milestone was reached in the illustrious career of Alan, as he embarked on a new and exciting venture, transcending his established role as an actor and assuming the position of co-producer for the cinematic masterpiece, The Way Back Home.
Alan's illustrious career has been marked by a remarkable blend of artistic and technical pursuits, with a significant portion of his time dedicated to the Screen Actors Guild, where he has held the esteemed position of alternate council member in the past.
In addition to his work in the entertainment industry, Alan has also ventured into the realm of space exploration, applying his exceptional engineering skills to the development of innovative space systems. His contributions to this field have been recognized through the granting of numerous patents and copyrights, a testament to his unwavering dedication and expertise.
Currently, Alan has transitioned into a new professional sphere, bringing his unique skillset to the world of commercial real estate. Based in the vibrant state of Florida, he now serves as a licensed Commercial Real Estate Broker, leveraging his extensive experience and knowledge to provide exceptional services to his clients.
