Kyle Wyatt is an accomplished actor driven by an incredible passion for self-expression, characterized by his unique blend of passion, intensity, and humor. His unforgettable characters have been shaped by his dedication to the craft, earning him numerous nominations and appearances in feature films, commercials, voice-overs, and major theater productions.
Born in Dallas, Texas, Kyle spent his early years creating short skits and dances for family and friends, as well as producing his own variety shows, doing imitations, and singing for any audience he could muster. Watching movies and analyzing each character sparked his fascination with acting, which only grew stronger as he studied music, psychology, and literature at West Texas State University.
However, Kyle couldn't resist the allure of theater and began auditioning for local productions, reading every screenplay he could find, and eventually selling his 1968 Volkswagen Bug to fund a trip to New York. The city became his playground, where he could study people and listen to their stories, describing himself as a "student of life."
Kyle's breakthrough came when he landed a role in an Arista Records commercial, which introduced Whitney Houston to the world, followed by a role in the Mortal Kombat commercial, where he famously yelled the iconic Mortal Kombat scream. He then secured an extra role in the major motion picture Carlito's Way (1993),alongside Al Pacino and Penelope Ann Miller.
Kyle's passion for his craft fueled his ambition to be a perfectionist, learning various dialects and studying mannerisms as he continued to "become that character." He has appeared in over 200 commercials, voice-overs, and major theater productions, earning him a reputation as a talented and dedicated actor.
As he continues to work on his first vocal project, Kyle's love of acting is undeniable, with one student describing his work as "infectious," drawing audiences in and mesmerizing them with his performances.
