Alan Ritchson

Alan Ritchson is a television and film actor, singer and model, who became known to audiences as Aquaman/Arthur Curry on The CW superhero series "Smallville." This laid the foundation for his role as Hank Hall/Hawk on the DC Universe/HBO Max series "Titans." He further expanded his acting repertoire with starring roles in the Spike TV sitcom "Blue Mountain State" and the SyFy action series "Blood Drive." Ritchson's portrayal of the title character in the Amazon Prime Video action thriller series, "Reacher" further solidified his acting career. His roles in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Fast X, and the 2014 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reboot, as well as his participation in the NBC variety show I Can Do That, further diversified his portfolio. Ritchson has also worked on the other side of the camera, making his directorial debut in the action-comedy "Dark Web: Cicada 3301" while also co-starring in the film.

Apart from his acting career, Ritchson made a significant impact in the music industry. Ritchson competed on the third season of American Idol and released an independent album titled "This Is Next Time".

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Ritchson is known for his openness about his struggles with bipolar disorder and his strong Christian faith. He started the YouTube channel InstaChurch to discuss the gospel and support the development of Christian films in Hollywood.