Winner of "Media Award" at "Hall of Fame London 2014", Rhys's rugged good looks, strong but sensitive screen presence has enabled him to play a variety of parts including antihero's, medieval warriors, gangster's, thugs, rugby player's and a loving husband. Rhys uses a variety of his skills in his films including martial arts, archery, firearms, knife and tomahawk throwing. Rhys also choreographed all of the fights in the "Pure Bloodlines Trilogy" including the other fighters that were involved in his films based on his 20 years of martial arts experience. Rhys was born in Cardiff, Wales, Rhys's acting career started when he was 18 years old were he studied in various acting classes, and theater including performing at the Porthcawl Previlion, Rhys's Screen acting started shortly after with popular Drama's on S4C and BBC. Rhys also being well know for his martial arts on and off screen, started his martial arts training when he was 13 years old, and is now a martial arts expert, Rhys has won various World Championships, holds 2 black belts and is fully licensed as an instructor and enjoys teaching martial arts around his acting, including his own style called "Gentleman Warrior Self Defence System" which is praised as a very realistic street self defence system and is even available on Amazon.com officially, Rhys even has signed copies on Ebay due to requests from his fans. Rhys's big break came with the "Pure Bloodlines Trilogy" that he wrote, directed and produced with his twin brother (Gerald Horler), Rhys was awarded the "Media Award" at "The Hall Of Fame London" (2014) for his acting, directing, martial arts and fight choreographing for the "Pure Bloodlines: Trilogy". Show less «