Hank Anthony Brock is a renowned American actor, best known for his captivating portrayal of Tanner Foss, a college football player in the thrilling film Revenge Ride. Born Hank Proffitt Jr. on July 8, 1989, in Hamilton, Ohio, he spent his early years in the city until the age of 11. On June 18, 2002, Brock was adopted by Eric and Marla Brock of Tipp City, Ohio, and took on the name Hank Anthony Brock.
He is the youngest of four siblings, consisting of a younger brother, Obie Alexander Brock, an older sister, Casey Alexis Brock, and an older brother, Anthony Robinson (A.J.). Growing up, Brock attended Bethel High School in Bethel Township, Tipp City, Ohio, where he gained valuable experience by hosting the school's televised morning announcements for one semester.
At the tender age of 13, Brock's passion for acting led him to join a live drama/acting team called 'Tidal Wave', performing on live stages within his tri-state area until the age of 17. This early exposure to the world of acting sparked a desire within him to pursue a career on screen. Brock's first credited role was in the 2015 horror film The Funhouse Massacre, where he portrayed an E.M.T. His second role, which was in production the same year, was in a 1940's themed drama, where he featured as a flirty bar patron in James Franco's "The Long Home" (2017),produced by Rabbit Bandini Productions.
In an ironic twist, scenes from this film were shot within view of Brock's childhood home in Hamilton, Ohio, where he last stayed with his biological parents. In 2017, Brock was asked to return for his first supporting lead role on another Rabbit Bandini Production, "Blood Ride" (2018).
