
Russell Hodgkinson
Where to watch Russell Hodgkinson in United States. On screen since 2003. Licensed apps only — 24 titles we track below.
Russell was born on Homestead Air Force Base and grew up in St. Petersburg, Florida. His first acting experience came in 7th grade, playing the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz. He continued acting throughout high school, passing up a theatre arts scholarship to join the Army after becoming a father his senior year.
Peace time provided a unique opportunity as he soon began performing regularly at the esteemed Fort Bragg Playhouse. By the end of his enlistment he had earned his Actor's Equity card and moved to New York City. In 1986 he reenlisted in the Coast Guard, joining the crew of the USCG Cutter Sassafras in Hawaii. During off duty hours he studied at the Honolulu Film Actor's Workshop before being transferred to Long Beach, California where he met his wife actress Shelley Poncy.
In 1992 the couple moved to Louisiana, where they became fixtures on the New Orleans stage. They moved to Seattle in 2003, Russell resumed his theatre career and became active in the Independent film scene. In 2014 he was cast to play 'Doc' on the SyFy original series 'Z Nation'.
Where to watch their titles

Big Fish
Some Farmer · 2003

Grimm
Ephram Geiger · 2011

21 & Over
The Chief · 2013

Z Nation
Doc · 2014

Sharknado 5: Global Swarming
Steven Beck · 2017

Eden
Dave · 2013

7 Minutes
Lawrence · 2014

ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction
Joe Miller · 2010

The Device
Dr. Mora · 2014

Fat Kid Rules The World
Marcus' Stepfather · 2012

The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle
Dr. Bergsman · 2010

Star Leaf
Seth Guardrail Slaughter · 2015

The Stairs
Gabriel Mason · 2021

Three Busy Debras
Bathing Man · 2020

Grassroots
Pernell Alden · 2012

The Off Hours
Alonzo · 2011

The Hollow One
John Eaton · 2015

We Go Way Back
Frank · 2006

We Take the Low Road
George · 2019

Ghostlight
Bob · 2013

The Gamers: The Shadow Menace
The Professor · 2017

Maysville
Clarence Wells · 2021

Godfart
God · 2024

Junk
Gauge · 2012