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Charlie Saxton
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28 known credits
1.3 popularity score 36 years
Biography
About Charlie Saxton
Charles Saxton (born November 7, 1989, in Bristol, Pennsylvania) is an American film, television and voice actor.
He had a supporting role as Bug, one of the band members, in Bandslam. He currently is co-starring in Hung, an HBO comedy-drama series, playing the son of Thomas Jane's main character. He also provided a voice in the video game Bully.
He graduated from Bristol Senior High School in 2008.
Charlie also stars as the wrester "Lone Wolf" in The Wonder Years music video for Melrose Diner
Description above from the Wikipedia article Charlie Saxton, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
He had a supporting role as Bug, one of the band members, in Bandslam. He currently is co-starring in Hung, an HBO comedy-drama series, playing the son of Thomas Jane's main character. He also provided a voice in the video game Bully.
He graduated from Bristol Senior High School in 2008.
Charlie also stars as the wrester "Lone Wolf" in The Wonder Years music video for Melrose Diner
Description above from the Wikipedia article Charlie Saxton, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Charlie Saxton across film and television
28credited titles
15movie credits
13TV credits
1998–2024screen career span
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