Colt Romberger

Colt was born in a small town located in the Appalachian Mountains of Pennsylvania. His father, Cliff Romberger, was a horse wrangler for several TV shows and film productions which allowed Colt to start perfecting his riding abilities from the age of 5. Colt was raised on TV show sets and Civil War re-enactment battlefields where he was a Mounted Guidon Bearer, Cavalry Bugler, or Cavalry Trooper. These skills enabled him to join the cast of the blockbuster film "The Patriot" where he got his acting debut with Heath Ledger and Mel Gibson.

Colt moved to Hollywood at age eighteen attending the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (AADA), a school whose notable alumni include Redford, DeVito, Adrian Brody, Kim Cattrall and Grace Kelly to name just a few. After graduating from AADA, Colt listened to his heart and put acting aside for the moment. His grandfather, a World War II vet, and his father a Vietnam veteran, were always great role-models for Colt. Knowing he would always regret not serving his county as they had, Colt enlisted in the Air Force and served a combat tour in Iraq alongside his Army brothers in the 82nd Airborne Division. He continues to train and has added law enforcement skills to his lengthy military resume.

After an Honorable Discharge from active military duty, Colt moved back to Los Angeles to again press forward with his acting career.