David Brian Woodside is an American actor. He has starred in 24 Hours, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Parents. Woodside played in Romeo Must Die and Fat Man Against All.
Biography and personal life
David Brian Woodside was born on July 25, 1969 in Jamaica, Queens, New York. He was educated at Roy K. Ketchum High School. David was a student at the famous University of Albany. Brian attended Yale University School of Acting. Between 2006 and 2010, Brian's partner was actress Golden Brooks. She has starred in Star Trek: Enterprise, Yellowstone, Southern Zoe Hart, C. S. I.: Miami and Ghost Whisperer. In 2009, they had a daughter, Dakota.
Carier start
Among the first works of the actor were roles in the series "One Murder", "Military Legal Service", "Practice", "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "One Murder: Diary of a Serial Killer". He then played Mark in Prey and appeared in City of Terror as Forrest. The thriller tells how the police accidentally murder a salesman. The action movie was shown at the Cannes Film Festival. Later Woodside could be seen in the series "Temptations" as Melvin Franklin, "Again and Again" as Henry Higgins, "Snoop" as the assistant to the senator.
Creativity in the 2000s
In 2000, David played Colin in Romeo Must Die. The crime thriller tells the story of the conflict between Chinese and American bandits. Then he starred in the film "Bones and Dogs". Brian got the role of Truman. Later, the actor could be seen in the TV series "C. S. I. Crime Scene Investigation”as Marlon,“The Ladies Brigade”as Daniel,“24 Hours”as Palmer,“Defective Detective”as Dr. Matthew Schuler,“C. S. I.: Miami”as Cole, The Ladies Club. In 2002, he starred in the film "Hot Spot".
After he was invited to play the role of Martin Mars in the comedy melodrama "Respite". The main character falls in love with two guys at once. In the same year he played Branford Lee in the film "Henry Lee". Then there were roles in the series "4isla" (Jonathan Schmidt), "Grey's Anatomy" (Markus Kane), "Private Practice" (Duncan), "Viva Laughlin" (Marcus) and "Lie to Me" (Henry Strong). Woodside can also be seen as Lance in Castle and David in Sister Hawthorne.
New roles
In 2010, the series "Parents" began with the participation of Woodside. Then he received invitations to the TV series "Hell Cats", "Free Ladies", "Force Majeure", "Charlie's Angels", "Dr. Emily Owens", "Stop and Burn". In 2015, he played Robinson in Fat Man Against All. The action comedy tells the story of a security guard who decided to prevent a major robbery on his own. Then David was invited to the TV series "Lucifer". Woodside can be seen in The Boy in Room 3B as Thomas. He later landed the role of Jeff Malone on Pearson.
