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Jim Parrack (born February 8, 1981) is an American actor best known for his role as Hoyt Fortenberry in HBO series True Blood. He has also appeared in the film Battle: Los Angeles[1] and as "Slim" in the 2014 Broadway production of Of Mice and Men alongside James Franco, Chris O'Dowd and Leighton Meester. In 2020, he began starring in the Fox drama 9-1-1: Lone Star.

Key Information

Early life

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Parrack was born on February 8, 1981, in Allen, Texas.[2] He attended the co-ed Allen High School for secondary education. In 2001, Parrack moved to Los Angeles, California where he studied acting at The Stella Adler Academy[3] and then at the Playhouse West.[4]

Career

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Parrack made his screen debut in the 2006 drama film Annapolis. From 2006 to 2008, he made multiple guest appearances on television shows such as Monk, Grey's Anatomy, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and Criminal Minds. In 2008, Parrack was cast as Hoyt Fortenberry in the vampire television drama series True Blood. He was part of the main starring cast for the first five seasons, before departing for a season.[5] Parrack returned to the show for the seventh and final season, again as a main cast member.[6]

In 2011, Parrack returned to feature films, starring in the military science fiction war film Battle: Los Angeles.[7] The film was directed by Jonathan Liebesman and co-starred Aaron Eckhart, Michelle Rodriguez, Bridget Moynahan, Ne-Yo, and Michael Peña. In 2013, he starred in the drama film Child of God and the Spanish-American drama A Night in Old Mexico.[8] He co-starred in the films Fury (2014), The Adderall Diaries (2015), and Suicide Squad (2016).[9][10] In 2014, Parrack joined the Broadway cast of Of Mice and Men, playing the role of Slim.[11]

On September 18, 2019, he was cast as Judson "Judd" Ryder in the Fox drama series 9-1-1: Lone Star.[12]

Personal life

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Parrack married actress/writer/director Ciera Danielle on October 19, 2008.[13][14] He and Danielle separated in September 2013, and in June 2014 it was reported the couple had filed for divorce due to irreconcilable differences.[15]

In Spring 2014, it was confirmed Parrack was in a relationship with The Hunger Games actress Leven Rambin. On October 10, 2015, they married in Texas. On May 9, 2017, the couple split. Rambin filed for and was granted an annulment, and the marriage was dissolved. Rambin has since referred to her relationship with Parrack as "abusive", and alleged that he had cheated on her.[16]

He has been in a relationship with ballet dancer Hayley Walters since at least 2018. They married in 2022 [17] and have one child together, a daughter born in 2025. [18]

Parrack is the president of 120 Productions, Inc.[19] He is good friends with actor James Franco.[20]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
2006 Annapolis AJ
2007 Finishing the Game Jerry
2011 Battle: Los Angeles LCpl. Peter Kerns
Simone Danny Wilard Short
Sal Keir Dullea
Post Jim
2012 Courage to Create Edward Short
The Audition Danny Short
Hi My Name Is Max Trever Short
2013 Isolated Ambassador for Peace
As I Lay Dying Cash Bundren
Up the Valley and Beyond Russ Meyer Short
Child of God Deputy Cotton
A Night in Old Mexico Moon
Daisy's Prodigal Son
Filandra James Chafitz Short
2014 National Theatre Live: Of Mice and Men Slim
The Sound and the Fury Herbert Ames
Fury Sergeant Binkowski
Riddance Dean Short
Nerd Love Himself
2015 The Question Adam Short
Wild Horses Deputy Rogers
The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards Paul
The Adderall Diaries Roger Dimitrov
Suburban Memoir Mr. Waldie Short
Richard Peter Johnson Himself
2016 Sleeping Dogs Detective Douglas Short
Red Chet Archie Short
Suicide Squad Jonny Frost [21][22]
Priceless Garo
2017 The Labyrinth Malvo
Actors Anonymous -
Trouble Curt
Lost Child Mike Rivers
2018 Last Supper McCarthy
2019 Buck Run Officer Jim Daniels
God Send Alex James
Not Today Passenger Short
Silo Junior
2020 The Dark End of the Street Richard
2021 F9 Kenny Linder
2023 Grace Point Cutter

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
2006 Monk Roger Zisk Episode: "Mr. Monk Bumps His Head"
ER Phil Episode: "Out on a Limb"
Standoff Sam Ellis Episode: "Partners in Crime"
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Sgt. Jack Day Episode: "Toe Tags"
Grey's Anatomy Ted Carr Episode: "Where the Boys Are"
Close to Home Joe Nelson Episode: "Shoot to Kill"
2007 NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigation Service Nick Hurley Episode: "Blowback"
Raines Deputy Mark Jessup Episode: "Reconstructing Alice"
Criminal Minds Paul Mulford Episode: "Open Season"
2008-2014 True Blood Hoyt Fortenberry Main Cast (season 1-5, 7)
2009 Supernatural Nick Munroe Episode: "Sex and Violence"
2010-2011 True Blood: Jessica's Blog Hoyt Fortenberry Guest Cast: Season 1-2
2012 Alcatraz Guy Hastings Episode: "Guy Hastings"
2015 Resurrection Preacher James Recurring Cast: Season 2
2017 The Blacklist: Redemption Aldon Braddock Episode: "Borealis 301"
2018 The Deuce Russell Recurring Cast: Season 2
Escape at Dannemora Police Officer Tarsia Episode: "Part 6"
2019 Two Sentence Horror Stories Ken Episode: "Gentleman"
2020-2025 9-1-1: Lone Star Judson “Judd”Ryder Main Cast; 72 episodes
2025 Tracker Ben Kinderson Episode: “Nightingale”

Documentary

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Year Title
2008 So You Want Michael Madsen?

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Work Result
2009 Satellite Award Best Cast – Television Series True Blood (shared with cast) Won
2010 Screen Actors Guild Award Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series Nominated

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Jim Parrack (born February 8, 1981) is an American actor best known for his portrayal of the mild-mannered Hoyt Fortenberry on the HBO supernatural drama series True Blood (2008–2014) and the resilient firefighter Judd Ryder on the Fox procedural drama 9-1-1: Lone Star (2020–2025). Born in , Parrack relocated to in 2001 to pursue a career in acting, training intensively at the Academy of Acting and Playhouse West. His early television appearances included guest roles on shows like CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2005) and ER (2006), but his career gained significant momentum with the recurring role of Hoyt, a human character entangled in the vampire underworld, which earned him recognition among audiences for his earnest performance opposite Anna Paquin's . Following , Parrack transitioned to feature films, appearing in high-profile action and war dramas such as Aaron Eckhart's squadmate in Battle: (2011) and as a tank gunner in David Ayer's World War II ensemble Fury (2014) alongside and . Parrack has also been a prominent figure in faith-based cinema, starring in inspirational films like the sports drama Woodlawn (2015), based on the true story of a team's spiritual revival, and the anti-trafficking thriller Priceless (2016), where he played a confronting human exploitation. These roles reflect his interest in projects with moral and redemptive themes, aligning with his production work as president of 120 Productions, Inc., founded in 2007 to develop independent films and support emerging talent. On television, he recurred as Junior Merriweather on Under the Dome (2013–2015) and Rev. Josiah Strong on (2017–2018) before landing the series regular role of Judd Ryder, a rancher-turned-firefighter grappling with personal loss and addiction, on 9-1-1: Lone Star. The series, which wrapped its fifth and final season in early 2025, showcased Parrack's ability to portray complex, emotionally layered characters in ensemble procedurals. In his personal life, Parrack was married to actress Ciera Danielle from 2008 to 2014 and to actress from 2015 to 2017. With numerous credits across film and television, he continues to balance acting with behind-the-scenes contributions, emphasizing authentic storytelling in both mainstream and inspirational genres.

Early life and education

Early life

Jim Parrack was born on February 8, 1981, in Allen, Texas. He grew up in the small Texas town of Allen, where he bonded with his family over watching and discussing movies. Parrack attended Allen High School, participating in sports and typical teenage activities while secretly developing an interest in acting alongside his best friend Scott Haze. Near the end of high school, Parrack confided his passion for to Haze, leading them to practice scenes together and explore local theater opportunities. Determined to pursue acting professionally, he relocated to in 2001 at the age of 20, where he enrolled at the Stella Adler Academy of Acting.

Education

Upon arriving in Los Angeles in 2001, Jim Parrack enrolled at the Academy of Acting, where he studied for two years, focusing on the school's signature technique that emphasizes imagination, script analysis, and building a character's circumstances through heightened reality rather than personal emotional recall. However, Parrack later described this initial training as not fully meeting his needs, noting that it instructed him to perform without providing clear methods for execution. Seeking deeper instruction, Parrack then pursued studies at Playhouse West under the guidance of founder Robert Carnegie, immersing himself in the technique, which prioritizes instinctive behavior, active listening, and living truthfully in the moment during scenes. This approach, influenced by Stanislavski principles but distinct from sensory-based , introduced him to exercises like repetition—where actors mirror each other's lines to strip away and foster genuine reactions—and door-and-activity improvisations that built spontaneity in character interactions. These trainings profoundly shaped Parrack's approach to character development, instilling a respect for the discipline required to embody roles authentically rather than intellectually, as he credited Carnegie's mentorship with igniting his passion for the craft and providing a rigorous foundation for emotional depth. By around 2005-2006, upon completing his formal studies, Parrack transitioned to professional auditions, applying these techniques to pursue on-camera and stage work.

Acting career

Early roles and breakthrough

Parrack made his feature film debut in the 2006 military drama Annapolis, directed by , where he portrayed A.J., a fellow navigating the rigors of the U.S. Naval alongside lead James Franco's character. This supporting role marked his first credited appearance on screen and provided early exposure in a that included and , highlighting his ability to embody disciplined, competitive young men in high-stakes environments. Following his film debut, Parrack secured a series of guest spots on prominent television series between 2006 and 2008, building his resume through diverse one-off characters that showcased his range from law enforcement to everyday civilians. In CSI: Crime Scene Investigation's Season 7 episode "Toe Tags" (2006), he played Sgt. Jack Day, a police officer assisting the team's investigation into hospital murders, contributing to the procedural's tense procedural dynamics. Additional appearances included Roger Zisk, a local resident in Monk's amnesia-themed episode "Mr. Monk Bumps His Head" (2006); Ted Carr, a patient husband in Grey's Anatomy's Season 3 outing "Where the Boys Are" (2006); and Paul Mulford, a menacing family member in Criminal Minds' Season 2 episode "Open Season" (2007), where his portrayal added to the show's exploration of rural serial killings. These roles, often involving authority figures or blue-collar types, helped Parrack gain visibility in Hollywood while honing his craft after training at the Stella Adler Conservatory. Parrack's breakthrough arrived with his casting as Hoyt Fortenberry in HBO's series True Blood, which premiered in 2008 and ran for seven seasons until 2014. Auditioning for the part of the affable, vampire-tolerant road worker and best friend to (), Parrack impressed creators Alan Ball and with his authentic Southern demeanor, securing the recurring role that spanned 56 episodes across Seasons 1 through 5 and 7. Hoyt begins as a sweet, good-hearted everyman in Bon Temps, , whose life intersects with the world through his job on a crew repairing vampire-damaged roads; his character evolves significantly through a passionate romance with newborn Jessica Hamby (), progressing from awkward courtship in Season 2 to marriage in Season 4 amid threats and personal insecurities. Tensions peak when Jessica glamours Hoyt to forget their relationship for his safety, leading him to relocate to in Season 4, before a brief, memory-restoring return in Season 7 that underscores themes of and loss. The show's massive popularity, drawing millions of viewers weekly, propelled Parrack from guest actor to recognized lead, opening doors to larger projects and establishing him as a versatile character performer in genre television.

Film work

Parrack continued his feature film work with the action thriller Battle: Los Angeles (2011), where he played Peter Kerns, a member of an elite Marine combating an extraterrestrial invasion in . His character grapples with amid intense urban combat sequences, contributing to the ensemble dynamics led by Aaron Eckhart's Nantz, as the squad navigates chaotic firefights and high-stakes evacuations. The role highlighted Parrack's ability to portray resilient military figures under pressure, with the film's realistic action choreography emphasizing teamwork and survival in a relentless alien . That same year, Parrack appeared in the musical remake Footloose (2011) as the antagonistic Reverend Shaw Moore. He later starred in faith-based films including the sports drama Woodlawn (2015), based on a true story of spiritual revival, and the thriller Priceless (2016), portraying a truck driver uncovering human trafficking. In 2014, Parrack took on a supporting role as Sergeant Binkowski in David Ayer's World War II drama Fury, depicting a battle-hardened tanker in a Sherman tank crew pushing through Nazi Germany. As the commander of a flanking tank alongside Brad Pitt's Wardaddy, Binkowski embodies the brutal camaraderie and moral ambiguity of frontline soldiers, participating in visceral tank battles and infantry clashes that underscore the film's gritty portrayal of armored warfare. Ayer's direction, known for its raw authenticity drawn from historical accounts, allowed Parrack to explore the psychological toll on the crew, including moments of dark humor and fatalistic resolve amid the carnage. Parrack appeared briefly but memorably as Jonny Frost, the Joker's loyal henchman and driver, in the DC Comics adaptation (2016). In this high-octane ensemble film directed by Ayer, Frost's intense, shadowy presence supports Jared Leto's chaotic Joker during key sequences, adding tension through his unflinching devotion in the midst of the anti-hero team's explosive missions. The role, though concise, reinforced Parrack's knack for portraying tough, enigmatic allies in blockbuster action environments. By the early , Parrack's film work evolved toward more prominent antagonistic parts, as seen in F9 (2021), where he portrayed Kenny Linder, a cunning racecar driver and key adversary in the franchise's high-speed revenge saga. Linder's pivotal scheme drives much of the plot's interpersonal conflicts, involving elaborate stunts and global chases that showcase Parrack's shift from ensemble support to central villains. This progression reflects a broader pattern in his career, transitioning from peripheral military roles in the early to increasingly substantial action-hero foils by the mid-decade, often leveraging his physical presence and intensity in genre-driven narratives.

Television work

Following his foundational role on True Blood, Parrack took on guest appearances that showcased his versatility in genre and drama series. In 2012, he portrayed Guy Hastings, a devoted Alcatraz prison guard from the 1960s who mysteriously returns in the present day, tasked with hunting down an escaped inmate while grappling with his own displacement in time; the role spanned a single episode of the Fox series Alcatraz, highlighting Parrack's ability to convey quiet intensity amid supernatural elements. From 2014 to 2015, he recurred as Preacher James, a charismatic 1930s evangelist among the "Returned"—individuals resurrected after decades—whose sermons and mysterious ties to the town of Arcadia influenced the community's unraveling secrets in ABC's Resurrection. Parrack recurred as Junior Merriweather, a local figure entangled in the dome's mysteries, on CBS's Under the Dome (2013–2015) across 39 episodes. He later played Rev. Josiah Strong, a supernatural investigator, on NBC's Midnight, Texas (2017–2018) for two seasons. These roles allowed Parrack to explore themes of faith, loss, and moral ambiguity in shorter arcs. Parrack's most prominent television work came as the lead in the Fox procedural drama 9-1-1: Lone Star (2020–2025), where he played Judson "Judd" Ryder across all five seasons and 72 episodes. Judd is depicted as a lifelong Texas firefighter and the sole survivor of a catastrophic factory fire that claimed his entire crew, leaving him haunted by PTSD and initially hostile toward newcomers at Station 126, including the transplant captain Owen Strand (Rob Lowe). Born in Seguin, Texas, as the youngest of three brothers, Judd's backstory includes joining the fire service in high school and building a family life with his wife, Grace Ryder (Sierra McClain), a 9-1-1 dispatcher whose steadfast support anchors him through crises. Within the ensemble, Judd forms key bonds, such as mentoring rookie Mateo Chavez (Julian Works) and clashing-then-collaborating with paramedic TK Strand (Ronen Rubinstein), while series arcs trace his evolution from isolated veteran to family patriarch, confronting personal tragedies like the revelation of his adult son Wyatt (Jackson James Chase) and Grace's eventual absence due to a missionary calling in season 5, which exacerbates his struggles with grief and alcoholism. The 9-1-1: Lone Star role marked a career resurgence for Parrack, providing his first major series lead since and earning praise for his portrayal of a stoic Texan whose vulnerabilities emerge in high-stakes emergencies. Drawing from Parrack's own upbringing in Allen, the character's immersion in Lone Star State culture—from references to regional challenges—added authenticity to narratives involving , family feuds, and community resilience. Post-2020, Parrack made select streaming and episodic appearances, including a guest spot as Ben Kinderson, a no-nonsense investigator, in the February 23, 2025, episode "Nightingale" of CBS's Tracker, further diversifying his procedural credentials.

Theater and production

Parrack made his Broadway debut as Slim in the 2014 revival of John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, directed by Anna D. Shapiro at the Longacre Theatre. The production ran from April 16 to July 27, 2014, featuring co-stars James Franco as George Milton, Chris O'Dowd as Lennie Small, Leighton Meester as Curley's wife, and Jim Norton as Candy. Critics praised Parrack's portrayal of the compassionate ranch hand, noting his "terrific" engagement and appealing, rangy presence that added warmth to the ensemble. Prior to his Broadway breakthrough, Parrack built his stage experience through regional theater in , including the 2013 Southern California premiere of Terre Haute at a Hollywood venue, where he co-starred with under director Kirsten Sanderson. These early performances at local playhouses honed his live-audience skills in intimate settings, contributing to his transition to larger stages. In addition to acting, Parrack founded 120 Productions, Inc., where he serves as president, focusing on independent filmmaking initiatives. The company produced the 120 Hour Film Festival, a collaborative event challenging directors to create short films under tight deadlines, and supported his directorial debut feature Post (2011), starring his wife Ciera Parrack as a dancer facing peril. Parrack's theater background, particularly his training in the at Playhouse West, has directly influenced his on-screen versatility by emphasizing instinctive, responsive acting that fosters authentic emotional depth in close-up shots and ensemble dynamics. This carryover is evident in his ability to explore character vulnerabilities live on , which translates to nuanced film and television portrayals requiring immediate, truthful reactions.

Personal life

Marriages and relationships

Jim Parrack married actress and writer Ciera Danielle on October 19, 2008, after a private ceremony. The couple separated in September 2013, and Danielle filed for divorce in June 2014, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split. Their marriage lasted nearly six years and ended without public acrimony. Following his divorce, Parrack began dating actress Leven Rambin in early 2014, shortly after the conclusion of his role on True Blood. The relationship progressed quickly; they announced their engagement in August 2014 and married in an outdoor ceremony in Buda, Texas, on October 10, 2015. Parrack and Rambin divorced amicably in 2017 after less than two years of marriage, with sources describing the separation as mutual. Parrack has been in a relationship with Hayley Walters since at least , maintaining a notably low-profile partnership away from media scrutiny. The couple married on June 18, 2022, in a private event documented on their site.

Family and philanthropy

Parrack has no children from his previous marriages. He and his wife, Hayley Walters, to whom he has been married since 2022, prioritize discretion in their family matters, sharing minimal details publicly despite his high-profile career. As of November 2025, the couple is expecting their first child together, a daughter.

Filmography

Film roles

Jim Parrack made his feature film debut in 2006 with Annapolis, playing the role of A.J. under director . In 2011, he appeared in Battle: Los Angeles as LCpl. Peter Kerns, directed by ; in Post as Jim, directed by Eric Bross; and in Sal as Keir Dullea, directed by . His 2013 releases included A Night in Old Mexico as Moon, directed by Emilio Aragón; As I Lay Dying as Cash, directed by ; and Child of God as Deputy Cotton, directed by . In 2014, Parrack starred in Fury as Sergeant Binkowski, directed by David Ayer. The following year, 2015, saw him in Wild Horses as Deputy Rogers, directed by Robert Duvall, and The Adderall Diaries as Roger, directed by Pamela Romanowsky. In 2016, his films were Suicide Squad as Frost, directed by David Ayer, and Priceless as Garo, directed by Ben Smallbone. Parrack's 2017 projects included Trouble as Curt, directed by Theresa Rebeck, and Lost Child as Mike, directed by Ramaa Mosley. In 2018, he featured in as McCarthy, directed by David Wexler. His 2019 films were God Send as Alex James, directed by David E. McCrae; as Junior, directed by Marshall Burnette; and Buck Run as Officer Jim Daniels, directed by Nick Frangione. In 2020, Parrack appeared in as Richard, directed by Kevin Tran. The year 2021 brought F9: The Fast Saga (also known as F9), in which he played Kenny Linder, directed by . Finally, in 2023, he starred in Grace Point as Cutter, directed by Rory Karpf.

Television roles

Parrack's television career began with guest appearances on several procedural dramas in the mid-2000s. In 2006, he appeared as Roger Zisk in one episode of on (guest). That same year, he portrayed Joe Nelson in one episode of Close to Home on (guest). Also in 2006, Parrack played Ted Carr in one episode of on ABC (guest). He concluded the year as Sgt. Jack Day in one episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation on (guest). Moving into 2007, Parrack guest-starred as Deputy Mark Jessup in one episode of Raines on . He then appeared as Paul Mulford in one episode of Criminal Minds on (guest). Later that year, he played Nick Hurley in one episode of NCIS on (guest). Parrack achieved prominence with his recurring role as Hoyt Fortenberry in True Blood on , appearing in 66 episodes from 2008 to 2014 (recurring/main cast). In 2009, he guest-starred as Nick Munroe in one episode of Supernatural on . From 2010 to 2011, Parrack reprised his role as Hoyt Fortenberry in the web series True Blood: Jessica's Blog on HBO, appearing in multiple episodes (recurring). In 2012, he portrayed Guy Hastings in one episode of Alcatraz on Fox (guest). Parrack returned to recurring status in 2015 as Preacher James in four episodes of Resurrection season 2 on ABC (recurring). In 2017, he made a guest appearance as Aldon Braddock in one episode of The Blacklist: Redemption on NBC. During 2018, Parrack played Russell in five episodes of The Deuce season 2 on (recurring). In 2019, he starred as Rick Betts in all 10 episodes of season 1 on USA Network (main cast). Parrack guest-starred as Hank in one episode of Your Honor on Showtime in 2020. That same year, he began his lead role as Judd Ryder in 9-1-1: Lone Star on , appearing in 72 episodes from 2020 to 2025 (main cast). In 2021, he appeared as Jimmy Ellison in one episode of NCIS: Los Angeles on CBS (guest). Parrack guest-starred as Frank in one episode of on in 2023. Finally, in 2024, he portrayed Ben Kinderson in one episode of Tracker on (guest).

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultRef.
2009Satellite AwardBest Cast – Television Series (shared with cast)Won
2010Screen Actors Guild AwardOutstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series (shared with cast)Nominated
2012Playhouse West Film FestivalBest Supporting Actor in a Short FilmHi, My Name Is MaxNominated
2017Playhouse West Film FestivalBest Supporting Actor in a Short FilmWon

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