Ryan John McPartlin is an American actor and producer.
Born on July 3, 1975, in Chicago, Illinois, Ryan McPartlin is the son of Steve McPartlin and Lois McPartlin. He has an older brother named Chris McPartlin.
Before gracing the screens, McPartlin laid the foundation for his towering career at Glenbard South High School and the University of Illinois, where he pursued a degree in Speech Communication. His athleticism wasn’t confined to the stage, as he showcased his prowess as a walk-on tight end for the Illinois Fighting Illini football team from 1993 to 1995.
After a transformative six-month sojourn in Australia and New Zealand, McPartlin set his sights on Southern California, igniting the spark for his acting career. His decision bore fruit as he seamlessly transitioned into the world of television and film.
In the realm of crime dramas, Ryan McPartlin made his mark as Josh Avery in the acclaimed series CSI: Miami. His portrayal in four episodes in 2012 added a layer of intrigue to the popular show, leaving an impression on audiences and critics alike.
Beyond the investigative world of CSI, McPartlin’s filmography includes notable projects such as “Hearts of Stars” (2023), “Why Women Kill” (2021), “Once Upon a Main Street” (2020), and his iconic role as Devon Woodcomb in “Chuck” (2007–2012). His commitment to storytelling extends to the production realm, with credits on projects like “The Holiday Fix Up” (2021) and “Cut, Color, Murder” (2022).
Married to former actress and entrepreneur Danielle Kirlin McPartlin since October 26, 2002, the couple shares a family with two children, Wyatt Duke McPartlin and Dylan James McPartlin.
As Ryan McPartlin continues to captivate audiences with his talent and charisma, his journey from the football field to Hollywood stands as a testament to the heights one can achieve with dedication, skill, and a dash of Midwestern charm.