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Ryder Britton
Born (1985-12-21) December 21, 1985 (age 40)
Alma materUniversity of Guelph
Ivey Business School
OccupationBusiness manager

Ryder Britton (born December 21, 1985) is a former Canadian film and television actor.

A graduate from Ivey Business School (MBA),[1] University of Guelph (BSc),[2] and George Brown Theatre School,[3] his most prominent role to date was as Young Richard Hayden in the hit film Tommy Boy.[4] He has also had appearances on the television series Degrassi: The Next Generation,[5] Runaway,[6] and Goosebumps.[7] In 2010, Ryder was also a contestant on the Canadian reality television show Mantracker.[8]

Drawn to acting by his mother, who was also an actress, Britton enrolled in acting school shortly after her death from breast cancer in 2000.[9]

Filmography

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Film
Year Title Role
1995 Tommy Boy Young Richard
Television
Year Title Role Notes
1995 Goosebumps 2nd Costumed Boy 2 episodes
2006 Runaway Zach Episode: "Father Figure"
2008 Degrassi: The Next Generation Hugh Episode: "Don't Stop Believing"
2010 Mantracker Self Episode: "Ryder and Brendyn"

References

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  1. "Ivey Business School".
  2. "University of Guelph".
  3. "George Brown College Theatre School Alumni 2006".
  4. "Biographical information from IMDB".
  5. "Episode Guide from IMDB".
  6. "Episode Guide from IMDB".
  7. "Episode Cast from IMDB".
  8. "Mantracker Season 5 Episodes".
  9. "The Lakeshore Advance".
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