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Lincoln MacNeil (b. 2014)

Born:
August 27, 2014

Biography from TheMovieDB

Lincoln MacNeil has held actor, principal and supporting roles in both film and television. His first supporting role was playing a scout in a whimsical short film called Scouter Joe followed by the role of young Justin in the feature film Bystanders shortly thereafter.  Additional credits include a national commercial, a large principal role in the feature Lifetime film House of Deadly Lies, a principal casting in the Lifetime film Maid for Revenge followed by a supporting lead in the Hallmark movie Christmas Island. Lincoln loves comedy too and has great comedic timing. You can also catch him on episode 12 and episode 17 of season 30 of the iconic hit CBC comedy show This Hour Has 22 Minutes and episode 3 of season 31.  Lincoln continues to be passionate about the TV & film industry and loves every moment on set with current aspirations to be a actor, scientist or a Director and make movies. In addition to his love of film, Lincoln enjoys traveling with his family, playing video games, lego, building, soccer, swimming, skiing, and biking. He also loves music and is beginning to learn the drums, piano, violin and guitar. You can also find Lincoln playing with his dog or his friends.

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