Dallas Roberts(I)

Actor

A nightmare on a mountain, about a woman fighting demons where the demons are winning.

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Outpost (2022)

A native of Houston, Texas, Roberts, who attended Juilliard, has lived in New York City for 14 years. He was nominated for a Drama Desk Award for his role in the Off-Broadway play, "Nocturne," by Adam Rapp.

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Awards
- 1 win & 5 nominations total

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Known for

3h10 pour Yuma

7.6

Movie

Grayson Butterfield

2007

Dallas Buyers Club

7.9

Movie

David Wayne

2013

Walk the Line

7.8

Movie

Sam Phillips

2005

Le Territoire des loups

6.7

Movie

Henrick

2011

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Actor

Monstres
7.8
TV Series
- Dr. Jerome Oziel
- 2024
Outpost
4.6
- Ranger Dan
- 2022
Glass Onion : Une histoire à couteaux tirés
7.1
- Devon Debella
- 2022
That's Messed Up: An SVU Podcast
9.4
Podcast Series
- 2022
Big Sky
6.8
TV Series
- Richard Ford
- 2022
American Rust
7.3
TV Series
- Jackson Berg
- 2021
Dolly Parton's Heartstrings
7.6
TV Series
- Aaron
- 2019
Insatiable
6.5
TV Series
- Bob Armstrong
- 2018–2019
Brooklyn Affairs
6.8
- Danny Fantl
- 2019
FBI
7.1
TV Series
- Robert Lawrence
- 2018
American Crime
7.7
TV Series
- Carson Hesby
- 2017
Mon ami Dahmer
6.2
- Lionel Dahmer
- 2017
Mayhem : Légitime Vengeance
6.4
- Lester 'The Reaper' McGill
- 2017
All the Birds Have Flown South
7.3
- Jimmy
- 2016
The Good Wife
8.4
TV Series
- Owen Cavanaugh
- 2010–2016

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Height
- 1.79 m
Born
- May 10, 1970
- Houston, Texas, USA
Spouse
- Christine Jones? - present (2 children)
Children
Relatives
- Bryan Roberts(Sibling)
Other works
Recently appeared as Gil in Lee Blessing's 'Thief River' and as Johnny Socko in Ron Fitzgerald's 'Parts Unknown' at the O'Neill Playwright's Festival, Kynaston in Jeffrey Hatcher's 'Kynaston' (world premiere) at Contemporary American Theater Festival, Jack in Maria Irene Fornes's 'Enter the Night' (New York premiere) at Signature Theatre, and Astrakhan in Arthur Kopit's Y2K (world premiere) at the Humana Festival at the Actors Theatre of Louisville.