• About Jimmy Drain

Jimmy Drain is an award winning actor, writer, and producer hailing from Denver, Colorado. He launched his acting journey in Hollywood, California, and his dedication has led him to star in over 55 short films and 8 feature films, including "The Goal" (2005) and "Don't Call Me" (2007). His talent has also shone in critically-acclaimed short films such as "Suicide For Two" (2005), "Dreamlady" (2009), and "Meet Michael" (2017). In 2015, Drain founded ThunderKnight Entertainment LTD, a production company currently developing several feature films, including "Dick Reno: Monster Slayer," "Professor Kimmer's Initiation," and the eagerly awaited "The Dead Rose" trilogy. Among his completed feature films are "Realm of Shadows" and the Grindhouse-style action/comedy "Heavy Weapon." "Professor Kimmer's Initiation" is a collegiate horror/drama featuring marquee names like Vernon Wells (known for "Commando" and "Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior"), Richard Tyson ("Kindergarten Cop," "Black Hawk Down"), Mel Novak, and Naomi Grossman from "American Horror Story." "Realm Of Shadows" showcases the legendary horror icon Tony Todd, also setting the stage for the anticipated drama/horror feature "The Dead Rose," which stars Cooper Huckabee, Vernon Wells, Richard Tyson, and Oscar nominee Eric Roberts. "Heavy Weapon" is poised to be ThunderKnight Entertainment's second full-length feature film production and marks Drain's second leading role in a feature film. This project has secured worldwide distribution rights with platforms like Fawesome TV and Relay, with more outlets expected to follow. Moreover, Drain's talents have been recognized with prestigious accolades, including a Best Director award and a Best Short Film award for the thought-provoking short film "Overshadow," starring Erika Monet Butters. This biography is presented by ThunderKnight Entertainment LTD.