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#4. Former WWE 24/7 Champion R-Truth
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R-Truth is a veteran of WWE and a record 51-time 24/7 Champion. Truth has been seen as one of the company's most entertaining characters for most of his career, so it comes as no surprise that he has also made the move into acting.
Truth had his first taste of the spotlight when he made a cameo appearance in Chris Rock's movie Head of State back in 2003. Truth played himself in the movie, before moving on to make a cameo appearance in the 2008 film The Wrestler.
Several other wrestlers appeared in the movie including Jay Lethal, Chuck Taylor, Austin Aries, Drew Gulak, and Cesaro.
The former Champion then went on to play a much bigger role in 2018 film Blood Brothers, when he portrayed Blaine. Blood Brothers was a WWE Studios movie and also starred Trey Songz, Fetty Wap and Jack Kesy.
Truth also appeared in 2016 film Dance Break Revolution as DJ Ron Killings, a straight-to-DVD movie that starred the former Champion as a working DJ.
