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Britain Dalton
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14 known credits
0.7 popularity score 24 years
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About Britain Dalton
Britain Dalton began his acting career by happen-chance, when a film student spotted him doing card tricks for a crowd on the street, and asked him to audition for the lead role in Chapman University film: 'Jude's Tribute.' By the time filming was completed, Britain had signed with entertainment manager Nikki Mincks & The Osbrink Agency. Within a few months, Britain's natural acting style and unique 'look' had landed him roles on TV's 'Criminal Minds,' nation commercials and a music video for "Switchfoot's hit song 'When We Come Alive." Britain has completed 3 films: starring in the AFI's Film 'Grill Dog," and James Franco's: 'Actors Anonymous;' and most recently, co-staring with Eliza Taylor in the Cary Fukunaga produced: 'Thumper.' He also appears as a young Nathan Drake, in the video game: Uncharted 4 'A Thief's End' Britain is co-starring with Billy Bob Thornton & William Hurt in David E. Kelley's Legal drama 'Goliath' on Amazon.
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Britain Dalton across film and television
14credited titles
11movie credits
3TV credits
2015–2026screen career span
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