Chris Ratz

Chris Ratz

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  • Profession: actor
  • Representative Works: Holy Grail Artifact: City of Bones
  • Chris Ratz is an actor.
    In 2010, he participated in the movie " Score: Ice Hockey Musical "; in 2012, he participated in the movie "Henry Little God"; in 2013, he participated in the movie "Holy Grail Artifact: City of Skeletons".
    Extended Reading
    • Vincent 2022-07-11 23:18:53

      Pulling life - reality, fantasy and inner kaleidoscope

      Whether it's a matter of looks or temperament, movies starring Ellen Page are always a little unbalanced to watch—whether it's Hard Candy's kinky kid, Juno's unwed mother, or The Tracey Fragments (Tracey's) A disqualified high school student in the World of Fragments)... Her childish face and evil...

    • Shanna 2022-07-11 17:55:28

      Sonny like a dog

      No one can stop me.
      The only goal to survive is to find the younger brother.


      My brother Sonny is a dog with glasses.
      All day crawling in the snow behind my ass.
      I don't have big boobs and can't carry them through school like a champ.
      They doubted my gender and those bitches made me wrestle every...

    The Tracey Fragments quotes

    • Tracey Berkowitz: He said it, like, a million trillion times. And he bought me presents. Like this necklace, you know? It's, like, made of titanium, and a million karats or something. It was really expensive.

      [looks down at her neck to see that there is no necklace; looks up, devastated]

      Tracey Berkowitz: It must have gotten lost.

      [looks down, then back up, suddenly angry]

      Tracey Berkowitz: Why would I lie? Huh? Why would I lie?

    • Tracey Berkowitz: I am so happy. I have an amazing life. Now I'm gonna scratch my eyes out.

      [suddenly angry]

      Tracey Berkowitz: What, you think I'm funny? I'm an emergency. It's not my fault, all right? It's not. My DNA is fucked, okay? You can ask Dr. Heker. She's my psychiatrist. I don't know, I heard her say the problem's, like, congential or something? I don't know, I think she was on the phone.

      [goes back to mock happy]

      Tracey Berkowitz: I'd also like to thank my parents. And God. And my boyfriend. Especially my boyfriend. When we were together everything was so friggin' clear that you could hear a glass tinging a fork in Mozambique. Now my head could explode, and I wouldn't even notice.