Percy Phelps

Percy was brought up in the rural grape country of the central valley in California by a long line of strict disciplinarians - both his father and grandfather were Korean and WW1 veterans respectively, his great grand father one of the few reconstruction era African American judges in the United States after the civil war. All of this regimentation led Percy to "escape" to the local movie theater, then ultimately to acting. Percy studied at Berkeley and in the San Francisco Bay Area before moving on to study under Sally Kirkland, . The Actors Studio and with The Strasberg Institute... Percy has appeared with Oprah Winfrey directed by notable directors like Walter Hill and performed in some 500 stage productions and a host of and films.