Brandon Quinn
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Brandon Quinn (born October 7, 1977, in Aurora, Colorado) is a television and film actor. He started his career in 1998 as Charlie Murphy in the film Express: Aisle to Glory.
He has acted in other TV series and films such as Chicken Soup for the Soul, The Nightmare Room, Big Wolf on Campus, What I Like About You, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Malachance, and Charmed.
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[edit] Filmography
[edit] Motion pictures
- Fast Glass aka Kill Speed
- The Morgue
- Thirst
- Silent Night
- Malachance
- Fizzy Business
- Express: Aisle to Glory (1998)
[edit] Television
- Against the Wall (TV series) – Richie Kowalski (2011)[1]
- The Vampire Diaries – Lee (2010)[2]
- Peugeot 308 Range 'Noir' Advertisement (2009)
- Entourage – Tom (2007)
- The O.C. – Spencer Bullit (2006)
- Vanished – Mark Valera (2006)
- Without a Trace "The Stranger" – Bartender (2006)
- Twins "Musical Chairs" – Keith (2005)
- Charmed – Agent Murphy (2005)
- Reba "Flowers for Van" – Delivery Guy (2005)
- CSI: Crime Scene Investigation "No More Bets" – Dead guy (2004)
- Drake & Josh "Football" – Mark (2004)
- What I Like About You "Partially Obstructed View" – Glenn (2003)
- The Nightmare Room "Camp Nowhere: Part 1" – Ramos (2002)
- Big Wolf on Campus – Tommy Dawkins (1999–2002)
- Chicken Soup for the Soul "What Bravery Is" (1999)
[edit] Personal life
Quinn moved to Montreal, Canada, where he met his wife, Rachel Catudal. The couple now live in Los Angeles with their daughter, Chloe (2006) and son, Ezra.
Quinn attended Rangeview High School.
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