• Quinton Anderson Reynolds is an American camera assistant, digital imaging technician and electrical department worker in Hollywood.
• He was adopted by Burt Reynolds and Loni Kaye Anderson at birth.
• Quinton studied at California State University and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in arts.
• His adoptive father, Burt Reynolds became popular for his roles in “Gunsmoke”, “Hawk”, “Dan August”, “Deliverance” and “The Longest Yard”.
• Quinton is active on social media and has nearly 400 followers on Twitter, 1,200 followers on Instagram and a Facebook page.
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Where is Quinton Anderson Reynolds now? Wiki Bio
Quinton Anderson Reynolds was born in California USA, on 31 August 1988, so under the zodiac sign of Virgo and holding American nationality – he became popular thanks to his career as a camera assistant, digital imaging technician, and an electrical department worker in Hollywood. He is also somewhat famous because he’s the adopted son of the popular American actor Burt Reynolds and actress Loni Anderson.
Early years and school
Quinton spent his entire childhood in California. He was adopted by Burton Leon Reynolds Jr. and Loni Kaye Anderson just days after he was born – his actual parents and their names are unknown – he has an older sister named Deidra Hoffman. His grandparents on his mother’s side are Klaydon Carl ‘Andy’ Anderson and Maxine Hazel Kallin while his grandparents on his father’s side are Burton Milo Reynolds Sr. and Fern H. Reynolds.
Being influenced by his adoptive parents, Quinton fell in love with acting at a very early age. His parents would often take him to sets of the movies they acted in, and Quinton knew that was something he wanted to do one day, however, as he lacked the necessary skills to become an actor, he eventually found himself a different kind of job in the movie industry.
After he matriculated from high school, Quinton enrolled into California State University, and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in arts.
Career in the movie industry
There is not much to say about Quinton’s career. He serves behind the scenes but as an important part of the film industry, being a camera assistant, a digital imaging technician, editor, and an electrical department worker in Hollywood. He’s helped shoot numerous TV series and movies – some of the most notable include “100 Degrees Below Zero” shot in 2013, “Mercenaries” (2014), “NCIS” (2015), and “Ouija: Origin of Evil” (2016).
Love life and personal matters
Quinton is very secretive when it comes to his love life, and hasn’t shared with the public any details regarding his past and present affairs . Regardless, Quinton has allegedly dated several actresses throughout the years.
It is said that he began a relationship with an actress in 2015, and that the two were dating for nearly year and a half before calling it quits, however, although he’s often asked about this, he has still managed to remain completely secretive about it.
Judging by his posts on his several social media networks, and his secrecy, Quinton is currently single, he hasn’t been married, and doesn’t have any kids. Talking about his family, his adoptive parents Burt and Loni divorced in 1994 – Quinton considers the two years after their divorce as the toughest in his entire life.
Burt Reynolds, Quinton’s father
Burton Leon Reynolds Jr. was born on 11 February 1936 in Lansing, Michigan USA, and died on 6 September 2018 at the age of 82. He was an actor, director and producer, and is still popular with film adicts.
Burt became recognized in the movie industry with roles in the “Gunsmoke” TV series in 1962, “Hawk” movie in 1966, and “Dan August” TV series in 1970. He became popular worldwide for playing Lewsi Medlock in the “Deliverance” movie (1972) – then appear in numerous movies and TV series, including “The Longest Yard” in 1974, “Smokey and the Bandit” in 1977, “Semi-Tough” in 1977, “The Cannonball Run” in 1981, and “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas” in 1982, amongst others.
Burt was the world’s #1 box office star each year from 1978 to 1982 in the “Top Ten Money Making Stars Poll”. He took a break from acting between 1985 to 1990, and then came back with a role in the “Evening Shade” sitcom which he was part of from 1990 to 1994. He later won the nomination for the academy award for best supporting actor for his appearance in the “Boogie Nights” movie shot in 1997.
Some people believe that his adoptive son Quinton has only managed to become popular thanks to Burt, and that he would have otherwise never made it, but this seems unlikely given his career portfolio.
Quinton’s hobbies and other interests
Quinton has had numerous interests throughout the years, and we’re going to mention a few of his hobbies and the things (and people) he likes.
Being an important part of the film industry, Quinton has his own favorite actor and actress and these are not his parents – his favorite actor is Kevin Spacey and his favorite actress is Charlize Theron.
He’s a big fan of travelling, and is hoping to have a tour around Europe – his dream holiday destination is Switzerland.
Quinton’s favorite color is white and he considers fishing as his favorite hobby. He is very fond of food and has tried various cuisines throughout the years but continental food remains his favorite.
Quinton has been a big lover of animals since he was a young boy, but doesn’t have any pets today as he wouldn’t have time to take good care of them.
Appearance and net worth
Quinton has short black hair and brown eyes, is 5ft 10ins (1.78m) tall, and weighs around 165lbs (75kgs). His vital statistics are 40-34-35, biceps size 13.5in.
According to authoritative sources, his current net worth is estimated to be more than $900,000, and is steadily rising thanks to his career in the film industry.
Social media presence
Quinton is very active on several popular social media networks but is not as popular as someone might have thought.
He launched his Twitter account in May 2012, and his Instagram account in 2015. Quinton is also running a Facebook page, but seems to be using it just to keep in touch with his friends and family.
