Kevin Sizemore

Kevin Sizemore is an actor, producer, host and philanthropist who has never lost touch with his small-town roots. Born and raised in Princeton, West Virginia, Kevin caught the acting bug when he was cast in a Maxwell House Coffee commercial during his senior year of high school. He then moved onto the stage appearing in classics such as Little Shop of Horrors as Orin Scrivello, DDS, ANNIE as Rooster, Li'l Abner as Abner and as Tony in You Can't Take it With You. He graduated from The Art Institute of Pittsburgh where he received a communications degree and then studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts before settling down in Los Angeles, California where he quickly started earning roles in film and television. On the big screen, Kevin is best remembered as Daniel in the coal mining claustrophobic thriller "Mine 9," as Jerry Stearns in the true story about segregation and football in "Woodlawn,", Albert Bagley in "Believe," and David George the man with two first names in the holiday classic "A Christmas Tree Miracle," among others. He is seasoned at playing those "love-to-hate" villain characters with audiences rooting for his redemption. Kevin has found great success in TV and streaming projects such as the Emmy-nominated series "Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462." He has recurred and guest starred on countless hit TV series including "Chicago P.D.," "Under the Dome", "NCIS," 24," "Timeless," Prison Break," "Resurrection," "Rizzoli & Isles," "Desperate Housewives," "Drop Dead Diva," "Will & Grace," "Weeds,""Diagnosis Murder" and more, including his first role being with Andy Griffith on "Matlock." Kevin is also the host of the recently rebooted classic "The Miracle Show." Wanting to develop his own projects, Kevin created GKg Productions and has since teamed with other industry leaders to produce the films "Believe," "Intensive Care," and "Diary of a Lunatic." GKg continues to have several projects in development and in pre-production. Whenever he is away on location, Kevin takes time to learn about the community in which he is filming. He often visits with their community organizations that help at-risk youths, a cause close to his heart, to present messages of hope. Above all, Kevin is a die-hard advocate for West Virginia, always welcoming ways to bring positive attention to organizations and cases that benefit his beloved home state. Kevin is married to celebrity personal trainer, author and host of the podcast "Health Interrupted" Gina Lombardi. They have one son, actor Gunnar Sizemore who is known for his role as Micah Brenner on the tv series Nashville and the voice of many beloved characters animated films and series such as BAO in "Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny" and Jason in Emmy winning "Craig of the Creek" to name only a few. Gunnar is also an up and coming writer and director.