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After graduation, Barry entered the University of Southern California, where he studied theater and acting. At the university, he received not only a professional education, but also the first opportunities for filming in student films.

Barry took his first steps on the big screen in the early 90s, when he starred in small roles in television series and independent films. However, his real breakthrough occurred in the mid-90s, when he played roles in such films as:

- "Saving Private Ryan" (1998): In this epic war drama, he appeared as Sergeant Horvath, one of the soldiers involved in the search for Private Ryan. His expressive performance attracted the attention of viewers and critics.

- "The Green Mile" (1999): In this dramatic film, he played the role of Harry Terwain, the prison warden, causing complex emotions from the audience with his multi-layered character.

- "Turtle" (2001): In this thriller, he appeared in the image of Roland, one of the members of the gang of hired killers. His convincing performance was important in influencing the atmosphere of the film.

Barry Pepper's career continues to develop, and he remains one of the most talented and respected actors in Hollywood. His outstanding performances and contributions to filmmaking make him one of the most sought-after and recognizable faces in modern filmmaking.