Seth Gandrud

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Seth Gandrud is an American actor from North Dakota and currently living in Los Angeles, California. He is known for several films including The Crypt , Dead Enders, [1] Perspective, Promise, [2] and for the role of Dr. Nasir in the film Isis Rising: Curse of the Lady Mummy. Currently he is the host of the television talk show Men with No Lives .

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Filmography

Feature films

YearTitleRoleNotes
2007Yesterday's Tomorrow Jay [3]
2007AsylumSWAT member [4]
2008Promise Mason [5]
2009References Shane [6]
2009Red Corvette Federal agent [7]
2009 The Crypt Dagmar [8]
2010Dead Enders Robert [9]
2010Western X Voice [10]
2011Predatory Instinct Feral Man [11]
2011Sustisimo NivelSam [12]
2012Ghost Magnet Riley [13]
2012A Moment in Time James [14]
2012Black Cloud Neighbor [15]
2012Suspicion Thug #2 [16]
2012A Man Called Nereus Keith Taylor [17]
2012The Five Day CrucifixionJohn Santo [18]
2013Isis Rising: Curse of the Lady Mummy Dr. Nasir [19]
2013A Day on Bleaker StreetAnthony Colletta [20]
2013SplitUnknown [21]
2013Perspective Castiel Jude [22]
2014Star BabiesUnknown [23]
2013Star BabiesUnknown [23]
2013PossibleBoyfriend [24]
2014Thomas Hardy's the Three StrangersUnknown [25]
2014D.H. Lawrence's You Touched MeUnknown [26]
2014Kate Chopin's the LocketUnknown [27]
2014Fyodor Dostoevsky's a Little HeroUnknown [28]
2013/VITornDemon [29]
2015GriefJosh [30]
2015Soldier GirlAnthony Gang #1 [31]
2015Hidden Highway: WLL2LIVDylan Clark [32]
2015The HauntedReverend Michaels [33]
2015Durant's Never Closes Mike [34]

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
2008The UnjustElias Sampson [35]
2012H.O.P.ECraig [36]

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