What Happened To The Actor Who Played Sunshine In Remember
Ronald Edwin "Sunshine" Bass (born October 28, ) is an American former football player who played at T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria, Virginia, and the University of South Carolina. He was portrayed by actor Kip Pardue in the film Remember the Titans which is about his high school’s State Championship team, on which he was the starting quarterback. The majority of the Titan players in the film are based on real people see the Titans team photo below. However, while researching the Remember the Titans true story, we learned that actor Ryan Gosling's character, Alan Bosley, is not a real person. "Remember the Titans"
Many, many Hollywood liberties were taken. And yes, the real Ronnie Bass isn’t gay and currently has a wife and family. Many of the moments in the film with his character were confirmed by the real Ronnie Bass to be fictional. According to the “Official Original Titans site,” Ron Bass married Susan Carol Walsh in We remember him as the California-tanned, long-haired hippie who reported to T. Williams High School's football team in the middle of training camp. 
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This did not happen in real life. The film also implies that Ronnie "Sunshine" Bass might possibly be gay. This is also untrue. In fact, like Ronnie Bass, most of the other players on the team had long hair in , including the real Gerry Bertier. -'71 Titans site Was Ronnie "Sunshine" Bass really a long-haired hippie from California?. Denzel Washington was the only big-name cast member when "Remember the Titans" came out , but other stars — like Donald Faison, Kate Bosworth, and especially Ryan Gosling — have gone on to achieve great levels of fame in the years since. Others, such as Wood Harris and Will Patton, have worked steadily but fallen somewhat under the cultural radar.
The Real Ronnie Bass Brought "Sunshine" to the South Carolina
Kip Pardue, who starred as Ronnie "Sunshine" Bass in the football pick, had a promising start but his acting career was eventually derailed by scandal. In real life, Gerry Bertier was paralyzed in a car accident , but it happened after the season ended, after the Titans had already played the championship game. The film implies that Bass may, in fact, be gay, but that is also untrue. 
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The film also implies that Ronnie "Sunshine" Bass might possibly be gay. This is also untrue. In fact, like Ronnie Bass, most of the other players on the team had long hair in , including Gerry Bertier. -'71 Titans site Yeah, I had seen that one. It's not clear what the movie intended for that character, which is the argument. Interesting Facts About the Reat Titans credit given to original source in biography. We thought it would be interesting to research the facts surrounding the basic backdrop of the movie and found an interesting website.
Remember the Titans Movie True Story
The Remember The Titans version of Ronnie Bass, played by actor Kip Pardue, showed a fiery leader whose outgoing personality gelled almost instantly with his new teammates. Though Disney's masterpiece took some liberties with its made-for-Hollywood dramatization about T.C. Williams' star quarterback, the real story of Ronald Edwin Bass is equally as cool to remember. . 
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Ronnie is a skilled quarterback who joins the team halfway through camp from California, whose sexuality is questioned but is later revealed to have been a stunt for a team bonding joke and to relieve racial tensions within the team on his arrival. Ronnie "Sunshine" Bass is a transfer student. .
Was Ronnie Bass A Real Person
Tonight I was discussion a scene in Remember the Titans when Petey played by Donald Faison tells some girls (staring out the window) that Ronnie Bass is gay. He doesn’t do that though (although I can perfectly remember it) my wife said that the same actor tells a group of friends in the movie Clueless that another character is gay. While I know my memory is flawed, this could be the cause. .