Tim Molyneux

Timothy Braxxton Molyneux was born in Mobile, Alabama to Brenda Molyneux, a Pentecostal preacher's daughter and Tommy Molyneux, an ex-Marine Corps drill instructor and oldest of 10 Italian Catholic siblings. His parents met while working at the Southern Bell Company in the late 1960's, which later became known as AT&T and Bell South, and continued working for the phone companies for over 30 years. His ancestry is French and Italian from his father with Irish and Cherokee Indian from his mother.Tim Molyneux stared his career in entertainment as a singer at his grandfather's church at the age of 5 and continued to sing and dance in churches, show choirs and musical theater productions throughout his elementary, high school and college life. Tim was an All-Star quarterback for football, which he also began playing at the age of 5 and continued until high school. At the age of 13 he began to study Opera and classical voice from Mrs. Bonnie Jean Early at the University Of South Alabama. Tim was a singer-dancer in the nationally ranked show choir, The "Cantantes" from Theodore High School and also represented his school at state competitions as a pole vaulter. During his sophomore year in high school, Tim received a scholarship to pursue Opera from Florida State University. While at FSU, Tim started his entertainment production company, Neux Man Productions, which later became the global entertainment brand, Molyneux Entertainment.As a writer, director and producer Tim Molyneux is credited with over 20 international productions including the long running show, "Bite" that ran 6 nights a week 52 weeks a year for nearly 9 years on the Las Vegas Strip. As an actor with great range, in 2017 Tim Molyneux has been a British mercenary in Netflix's Drug Lords (2018) , a Russian spy in the feature film, Eye for an Eye (2018) , and slightly demented TV host who molds contestants into mindless, blue haired clones in the short, Pimp My Life (2017) and also appeared in the feature films, Simple Wedding (2018), The Day of Matthew Montgomery (2018), Stan the Man (2018). Show less «