Ronald Ogden

Ronald Ogden is an actor and comedian whose comic timing and worldview were shaped by a constantly nomadic military upbringing; he was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. He discovered improvisational comedy at Berry College, working with Easy Baked Improv, and later interned at NASA's Space Goddard Center in Maryland. About six months into his acting work, he landed a part in Terry Gilliam's short The Legend of Hallowdega (2010), an experience that changed his life. In 2012 he appeared in Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies (2012), playing Robert Chamberlin, a gun- and hatchet-wielding zombie slayer. The Asylum and Richard Schenkman gave him a chance to prove that even a larger actor could be an action hero. Ogden has become known for comedic antics on and off screen, and he has been called the walking morale of a set.