Ronny Cush is a Jamaican-born filmmaker, award-winning photographer, producer, and published author, with many years of work experience in the field.
Acting: He famously portrayed the Alliance Rebel pilot Grizz Frix in Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983). He also played P.C. Abe Lyttleton in the award winning British television series The Bill (1985–1986). Other Television work includes The Front Line (1984), Tales Of The Unexpected (1983), Give Us A Break (1983), Dempsey And Makepeace (1985), By The Sword Divided (1985), RPM Miami (2011), and Alguien Te Mira (2011).
Filmmaking & Production: Shifting his focus behind the camera, Ronny Cush has operated as a director, producer, and cinematographer. His production work spans multiple projects, including commercials, music videos, and films like Brianna (2009), Baghdad (2011), Miami 13 (2012), Doub 6 (2017) and the documentary Jamaica Hill (2026).
Photography & Local Honors: His visual storytelling and artistry behind the lens earned him a formal proclamation from the City of Lauderhill in South Florida, and the Marcel and Silva Moino award from the Professional Photographers Guild Of Florida (2007). A State where he frequently worked on promotional campaigns including commercials.
Writing: As a published author, his books, which are available on amazon, includes a bitesize tutorial for beginners, it is titled Photography Simplified. There is also his autobiography, Born Jamaican, which charts his personal journey from a remote district in Jamaica to the massive television production and cinematic sets in London, and elsewhere.