Lucas Ross, a talented actor and comedian hailing from Minco, Oklahoma, has carved out a remarkable niche in the entertainment industry. Raised as the son of beekeepers, Lucas has cultivated a career filled with notable achievements, including seven Heartland EMMY Awards, along with a national EMMY for his outstanding on-air performances. Currently, he serves as the comic relief on KFOR-TV, Oklahoma City’s NBC affiliate, where his humor resonates with local audiences.
His versatility as a performer has led him to appear in various feature films and make guest appearances on prominent networks such as The Tonight Show, SyFy, Reelz, National Geographic, and the Disney Channel. Lucas was honored with the title of "Best Comedy Actor" at the National Independent Television Festival for his impressive multi-character roles in the comedy "Lazy Circles," which he co-produced with his brother, Marcus.
In addition to his television and film work, Lucas is also featured in the American Banjo Museum's 'Banjo Roots' program alongside the iconic Kermit the Frog. His collaboration with Disney’s THE MUPPETS has seen him contribute banjo tracks for Kermit on several projects, further solidifying his status as a multifaceted entertainer. With his unique blend of talent and humor, Lucas Ross continues to leave an indelible mark on the industry.
