Ryan Phillippe Has a Bump on His Forehead

If you were to glance at the forehead of Ryan Phillippe, you would probably think that it was an enormous knot. It’s been a while since the actor made a major splash with his appearance in Cruel Intentions. He hasn’t been in the spotlight as much as he once was, but he still has a number of notable roles to his name.

The former baseball pitcher first came to prominence on the soap opera “One Life to Live.” But he’s also had a number of minor roles on shows like “Due South” and “Matlock.” He made a major leap to the big screen with the Oscar-winning film Crimson Tide.

However, he’s been most successful in television. He’s appeared in films including “54” and “Cruel Intentions,” and he even wrote the screenplay for “Catch Hell.” His upcoming projects include a procedural drama called Big Sky, which premieres on November 17th. And he’s also been writing and producing episodes of the USA Network series Shooter.

Ryan Phillippe has made some interesting career choices, although he seems to have prioritized quantity over quality. Though he’s had roles in some trashy movies, like “I Know What You Did Last Summer” and “Cruel Intentions,” he’s also starred in many major hits, such as the Robert Altman film “Gosford Park,” and the critically-acclaimed “Five Fingers” with Kimberly Peirce.

Despite the success he’s had in the entertainment business, Phillippe has suffered from depression his whole life. That’s one of the reasons he wrote and produced the movie Catch Hell. He’s also a part-time single father, though he and his ex-wife Reese Witherspoon remain friendly despite their split. They have a child together, and Ryan has also raised two kids from his past marriage.

Aside from his acting accomplishments, the former pitcher has also been involved in a number of charity efforts. One of them is the Innocence Project, which uses DNA evidence to clear wrongly-convicted people. Since the project is geared towards removing the stigma that comes with being a wrongful convict, the actor says he’s happy to be a spokesperson for the organization.

He’s also been a staunch supporter of charity work in Africa, where he lived for many years. He’s been involved with the Bang-Bang Club and the Bang-Bang Club Foundation, and he’s also an ambassador for the Innocence Project. As a result, his fans are willing to defend his character.

He’s also appeared in a number of music videos. Including the “Hey Ya” video for Outkast, and a “Marcy Playground” video for Kanye West. He’s also acted in several commercials and has his own TV show, “Ryan Phillippe’s World,” which airs on cable.

Though his face is not as young looking as some of his other roles, the actor hasn’t been shy about revealing his dark sides. Recently, he joked about being mistaken for someone half his age, but the actor has also opened up about his struggles with depression. While he may seem to have minimized his darker side, he’s clearly a very empathetic guy who takes responsibility seriously.