Drew Bledsoe
Drew Bledsoe was a standout quarterback at Washington State University in Pullman, Wash., then became the top pick in the 1993 NFL Draft by the New England Patriots. New head coach Bill Parcells drafted Bledsoe with the top pick, and Bledsoe assumed the starting quarterback job almost immediately. During his nine years in Foxborough, Mass., Bledsoe led the Patriots to four playoff appearances (and was there for a fifth but not as a starter). In a 1994 overtime game against Minnesota, he set NFL records for most passes completed (45)and attempted (70) in a game as the Patriots rallied from down 20-0 to win, 26-20. Three times in his career he has exceeded 4,000 passing yards in a season. Bledsoe's career took a permanent turn on September 23, 2001. He suffered a devastating hit by NY Jet linebacker "Mo Lewis", a hit which sheared a blood vessel deep inside Bledsoe's chest. He played in one more series before being lifted in favor of Tom Brady. Brady then embarked on an unbelievable career of his own, leading the Patriots to the Super Bowl championship that year and denying Bledsoe his old starting job back when he became healthy. Bledsoe did play briefly in the AFC Championship game that year when Brady went down with an ankle sprain, and helped the Patriots gain entry into Super Bowl XXXVI with a 24-17 win at Pittsburgh. Following that Super Bowl win which Bledsoe had to watch on the sidelines, the Patriots traded Bledsoe to the Buffalo Bills for a 2003 first-round draft pick. Bledsoe had a tremendous 2002 season where he had his second-highest passing yardage total (4,359 passing yards) and second-best passer rating (86.0). But in three seasons with Buffalo, Bledsoe saw his career take a downturn, partially brought on by a decline in his pass blockers and questionable personnel decisions. Bledsoe was released after the 2004 season. He will play in 2005 in Dallas, reunited with his first head coach, Parcells. He currently (as of the end of the 2004 season) is 192 yards shy of 40,000 career passing yards. Wherever he has played, Bledsoe has been a solid citizen and community figure. He and his wife Maura have given lectures on good parenting skills. He has always conducted himself with class and dignity, especially during the most difficult times. He remains a well respected professional, and one of the great NFL quarterbacks of his time.
Drew Bolduc
Drew Bolduc is known for Science Team (2014), The Taint (2011) and Assassinaut (2019).
Drew Bolton
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Drew Boudreau
Drew Boudreau is an actor, known for Maverick Theater's Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (2020), Like Love (2020) and 88 Days in the Mother Lode: Mark Twain Finds His Voice (2015).
Drew Brandon Jones
Drew began his career in the entertainment industry when he was 10 years old in Rochdale, England in a community theatre production of Oliver, in which he landed the role of Oliver - I know; very impressive. Since then, he has moved to America, become a citizen, graduated the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Houston, TX, subsequently graduated Fordham University in New York City with a BA in Theatre Performance & Directing and - after university - moved to Los Angeles to enjoy the sunshine and get to work in Hollywood. He is represented by Park Artists Group both theatrically and commercially. As for his work behind the camera, in 2018, he became the in-house Production Manager/Line Producer for Wayfarer Studios, a media studio focused on social impact content, where he worked until 2021, moving on to become the Operations Manager for a new production company, "Ritual Arts." His work, both on-camera and off, can be seen in numerous films, television series/specials, and web content, all listed right here on IMDb!
Drew Breedlove
Drew Breedlove is an actor, known for Love, Game, Match (2022), Subarashiki Kono Sekai the Animation (2021) and Fire Force (2019).
Drew Britton
Drew Britton is a writer, producer, director, and editor. His feature "Back at the Staircase" premiered at the 2018 Slamdance Film Festival following distribution later that year. His follow-up feature, "They Want Me Gone" is rooted in the horror genre as that's where his initial love for film stems from. He continues to follow his passion for horror, making feature films that explore the various facets of the genre. He holds an MFA in Cinematic Arts from UW-Milwaukee.
Drew Brock Baker
Drew Brock Baker is an actor, known for The Solstice, 8 Stories (2015) and Proper Manors (2012).
Drew Brown
Drew Brown is an actor and producer, known for Flashes (2014), Scream: Legacy (2022) and Anna Nicole & the Starlight Angel (2016).
Drew Bundini Brown
Drew Bundini Brown was born on 21 March 1928 in Florida, USA. He was an actor, known for Shaft (1971), Shaft's Big Score! (1972) and The Greatest (1977). He was previously married to Rhoda Palestine Brown. He died on 24 September 1987 in Los Angeles County, California, USA.
