Reed Anthony, a multi-talented individual, was born in the vibrant city of Baltimore, Maryland. His early years were marked by exceptional athletic prowess, as he claimed the silver medal in the AAU Junior Olympics for gymnastics not once, but twice, before he had even entered his teenage years.
Growing up with a father who was an entertainer, Tony Dee, Reed was naturally drawn to the world of acting and singing. He pursued these passions throughout high school and later relocated to Hollywood, where he had the opportunity to lend his vocals to Weird Al Yankovic's "Alapalooza." This chance encounter led to an invitation to sing for the Premiere Radio Network and Clear Channel, resulting in the recording of over thirty songs that were broadcast to a staggering 5000 radio affiliates.
Reed's impressive vocal range and versatility have also allowed him to collaborate with renowned artists such as Robert Downey Jr. and Kenny Rogers' son. His extensive experience in the entertainment industry has also led to his involvement with the Encore Theater Company, where he caught the attention of none other than the legendary director, Gary Marshall.
Marshall's support played a significant role in Reed's breakthrough in the film industry, as he landed a role in the iconic movie "Pretty Woman." This experience has since led to a prolific career in both film and television, with Reed appearing in numerous productions as both an actor and stuntman.
However, it is his work on the film "The Paddy Wagon," which he wrote himself, that Reed holds closest to his heart, considering it his most proud achievement to date.
