James Ransone was an American actor recognized for his roles in both horror and drama productions. He gained prominence for portraying Ziggy Sobotka in the second season of 'The Wire' and Cpl. Josh Ray Person in the miniseries 'Generation Kill.' Ransone further solidified his presence in the horror genre with roles such as Deputy 'So-and-So' in 'Sinister' and its sequel, Chester in 'Tangerine', the adult Eddie Kaspbrak in 'It Chapter Two,' and Max in 'The Black Phone.' His career showcased his versatility across different genres.
On June 2, 1979, James Finley Ransone III was born. He later became known as an American actor.
In 1992, James Ransone was sexually abused for around six months by his math tutor. He later stated this abuse was a factor in his alcohol and heroin addictions.
In 2002, James Ransone co-starred in the Larry Clark drama film Ken Park as Tate.
In 2003, James Ransone appeared in 12 episodes of The Wire as Ziggy Sobotka.
In 2008, James Ransone played Cpl. Josh Ray Person in the war drama miniseries Generation Kill.
In 2010, James Ransone was cast in a recurring role in the HBO comedy series How to Make It in America.
In 2012, James Ransone appeared in the horror film Sinister in the supporting role of Deputy So-and-So.
In June 2014, James Ransone joined the cast of the Western film In a Valley of Violence.
In 2015, James Ransone played Deputy "So-and-So" in the supernatural horror film Sinister 2 and Chester in Tangerine.
In 2015, James Ransone played a supporting role in the comedy-drama film Tangerine and reprised his role in the sequel Sinister 2 as the main character.
In 2016, James Ransone appeared in Season 2 of the drama series Bosch as Eddie Arceneaux.
In 2016, James Ransone shared in an Interview Magazine profile that by the age of 27, he had developed a heroin addiction and a debt of $30,000, but became sober shortly after.
In 2019, James Ransone played the adult Eddie Kaspbrak in the horror film It Chapter Two.
In 2019, James Ransone portrayed the adult Eddie Kaspbrak in the horror film It Chapter Two, sharing the role with Jack Dylan Grazer.
In March 2020, James Ransone reported his allegations of sexual abuse to the Baltimore County police, but they declined to pursue the charges after an investigation.
In May 2021, James Ransone wrote on his Instagram account about being sexually abused in 1992 and how the abuse led to a "lifetime of shame and embarrassment".
December 19, 2025, marks the day of death of James Finley Ransone III, an American actor known for his roles in horror and drama.
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