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Dylan Gassner (b. 2006)

Born:
December 4, 2006

Biography from TheMovieDB

Dylan Gassner is an up and coming actor who has had roles in television shows and soon to be released films such as The Kitchen with Melissa McCarthy and Romeo (The Joker) starring Joaquin Phoenix. With only one year in the business he secured roles in the widely acclaimed Netflix series Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and the new CBS series God Friended Me. Dylan is an accomplished athlete who enjoys running in 5k races, riding his multiple skateboards, playing baseball, basketball and football. Dylan has excelled at football since he was old enough to catch a ball and run at the same time. His favorite positions are running back/corner back and most importantly calling the plays. In school Dylan’s favorite subjects are math and science including a great appreciation for Art and Music which is why he has picked up and enjoys playing the saxophone.  While being very active with all his sports and hobbies Dylan loves spending time with his friends and family and is devoted to his dog Willow. He puts his heart and soul into everything he pursues.  He hopes to be a professional actor or football player one day. With his unwavering ability to be focused and persevere in whatever he puts his mind to, there is no doubt Dylan is on his way to accomplishing all his goals.

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