Kip Pardue as Ronnie ‘Sunshine’ Bass
Ronald Bass was the player that started at quarterback for the squad. He was in the first string. In the movie, he was given the nickname “Sunshine” because of his sunburns and his blonde hair. However, in real life, he was given the name because of his persistent efforts to bond with the black children who were trapped in the neighborhood slum. In the movie, he was given the nickname “Sunshine” because of his sunburns and his blonde hair.
Kip Pardue as Ronnie ‘Sunshine’ Bass
Kip Pardue, who was famous for But I am a Cheerleader and The Rules of Attraction, played the role. He was in Thirteen, Mad Men, Ray Donovan, E.R. This gorgeous man modeled for Abercrombie & Fitch, Polo, and Armani.
Andrew Hyatt Masset as Colonel William G. Bass
Ronnie Bass’s father, Colonel William G. Bass, was the one who initially pushed for his son to become a member of the squad. Ronnie Bass followed his father’s advice and joined the squad. Colonel William G. Bass is Ronnie’s father, and Ronnie is his son. Through his performance in the movie, actor Andrew Hyatt Masset provided a believable portrayal of the character that was being portrayed.
Andrew Hyatt Masset as Colonel William G. Bass
Andrew Masset has around 100 film and TV credits. This Mexican actor is most known for Remember the Titans, Halt and Catch Fire, Kill the Messenger, and all 297 Days of Our Lives episodes as Larry Welch.
