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| Born | Devon Ryan Gummersall October 15, 1978 Durango, Colorado, U.S. |
| Occupations | Actor, Director, Writer |
| Years active | 1992–present |
Devon Gummersall (born October 15, 1978) is an American actor, writer, and television and film director best known for his role as Brian Krakow on ABC's My So-Called Life , for which he was nominated for two Young Artist Awards.
Gummersall was born in Durango, Colorado, the son of visual artist C. Gregory Gummersall. He has lived in Los Angeles since the age of 10 and began acting at the age of 13. His first major performance was as a guest star on the television series Dream On . In 1994, when he was 15-year-old, he was cast as Brian Krakow in the highly acclaimed ABC series My So-Called Life . [1] He was nominated for two Young Artist Awards. For his role of nerd, neighbor with long-ish curly hair [2] , he was nominated for two Young Artist Awards, for Best Performance by a Youth Ensemble in a Television Series and for Best Performance by a Youth Actor in a Drama Series. [3]
He also played Zach during the first season of the hit show Felicity . He was cast in the television series The Fugitive in 2000. Gummersall also played Sean de Luca in the TV show Roswell and starred opposite Lili Taylor in the Lifetime series State of Mind (2006) and has continued to appear in independent films such as The Anarchist Cookbook and Tripping Tommy (2010). He also appeared on Private Practice , Drop Dead Diva , The Gates , The Mentalist , Criminal Minds .
He played Peggy Olson's easy-going date, Stevie, on Mad Men . [4] [5] His appearance on the show caused significant online reaction on Twitter [6] [7] .
Gummersall was cast in WGN America's Underground as a series regular, playing an abolitionist named John Hawkes. [8] He was replaced by Marc Blucas before the straight-to-series drama started production. [9]
He played Jacob Barnes on TNT action-drama The Last Ship, [10] and patient's dad Larry Edwards on The Pitt . [11]
He directed two episodes of Nashville . [12] He has penned several episodes of Marshall Herskovitz and Ed Zwick's web/NBC series quarterlife. He filmed, edited, and directed the music documentary Lawn Chairs and Living Rooms and directed the award-winning short films Bullies On Vacation and PORK...a short film. He wrote and directed the indie feature Low Fidelity (released by Amplify in 2013) and directed his second feature in 2014, the indie thriller The Inherited, starring Nathan Darrow and Annabella Sciorra. In addition to his film work, Gummersall co-founded the LA-based theater ensemble The Piece Project and directed the West Coast premiere of Bekah Brunstetter’s Drunk for the IAMA theater company. He was a member of the 2014-2016 ABC/Disney/DGA Director Program.
Gummersall was married to actress Majandra Delfino for one year between 2007 and 2008. [12]
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