Dawson Dunbar

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Dawson Dunbar
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Years active2004-present

Dawson Dunbar is a Canadian actor.

Dawson won Best Performance in a Short Film at the 32nd Young Artist Awards for Little Big Kid. [1] He was also nominated at the 31st Young Artist Awards in the same category for his performance in Trolls. [2] In 2012, Dawson won Best Performance in a Short Film for Bred in Captivity at the 33rd Young Artist Awards [3]

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He has an older brother called Talon Dunbar, who is also an actor. [4]

Dawson is best known for his performance in the movie Furious 7 where he played a younger version of Paul Walker. [5] [ circular reference ] He has previously mentioned that the filming process had him miss weeks of high school.

He has frequently collaborated with YouTube streamer Dr DisRespect.

Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes Notes
2004 Call Me: The Rise and Fall of Heidi Fleiss Young Jason
DogboyOrphanShort Film
Aliens in America Little JustinSeason 1, Episode 4
2008The Escape of Conrad Lard-BottomYoungest Lard-Bottom
Supernatural SimonSeason 3, Episode 14
Men in Trees Young BoySeason 2, Episode 18
2009TrollsBillyNominated for Best Performance in Short Film at Young Artist Awards
2010GaiaKitchaShort Film
Little Big KidJohnnyWon Best Performance in Short Film at Young Artist Awards
HauntYoung WillShort Film
Timothy and the World of TomorrowTimothyShort Film
2011 Taken from Me: The Tiffany Rubin Story Soccer Kid
Lullaby for a LunaticYoung Liam
The Eidolon HouseBenjaminShort Film
Translucent NatureYoung Robert HillShort Film
Bred in CaptivityJoeyShort Film
Sunday's Child Kid #1Short Film
Dead FriendsDead BoyShort Film
Out of OrderJakeShort Film
TruthAdam
Joanna Makes a FriendEverettShort Film
Psych Boy with NintendoSeason 6, Episode 9
The Long RoadWillShort Film
A Strange Day in JulyRyanShort Film
Shooting FliesJackitShort Film
2015Furious 7Young Paul WalkerPeople's Choice Award for Favorite Movie

Awards

YearAwardCategoryFilmResult
2010 Young Artist Awards Best Performance in a Short Film - Young Actor [2] TrollsNominated
2011Best Performance in a Short Film - Young Actor Ten and Under [1] Little Big KidWon
2012Best Performance in a Short Film - Young Actor Ten and Under [3] Bred in CaptivityWon

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