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Kyle Chandler (b. 1965)

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凱爾·錢德勒
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Birthplace:
Buffalo, New York, USA

Born:
September 17, 1965

Biography from TheMovieDB

Kyle Martin Chandler (born September 17, 1965) is an American film and television actor best known for his roles as Gary Hobson on CBS's Early Edition and Eric Taylor on the series Friday Night Lights, as well as Bill Hurley on Showtime's Super Pumped, Colonel Cathcart on Hulu's Catch-22, Brooks Davis in Game Night, Joe Chandler in Manchester by the Sea, John Rayburn in Netflix's Bloodline, FBI Agent Patrick Denham in The Wolf of Wall Street, Tommy Keely in The Spectacular Now, Paul Andrews in Broken City, Joseph Bradley in Zero Dark Thirty, Hamilton Jordan in Argo, Jackson Lamb in Super 8, John Driscoll in The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008), Francis Manner in The Kingdom (2007), Bruce Baxter in King Kong (2005), Grant Rashton on NBC's The Lyon's Den, Jake Evans on ABC's What About Joan?, Captain in Mulholland Falls, Buddy Jackson in Pure Country, Jeff Metcalf on ABC's Homefront, Private William Griner on CBS's Tour of Duty, and Charles Main on ABC's miniseries North and South.

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1996  Early Edition
2006  Friday Night Lights

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