Chris Browning

Chris Browning
Born Christopher Jay Browning
Reno, Nevada, USA
Occupation Actor
Years active 1987–present
Children 2

Chris Browning is an American television and film actor, known for character roles, specializing in more tough and rugged types. However, recent roles have been clean-cut family man roles, such as the scientist Jake on the CW's The 100, or the ill-equipped father in the Mark Cartier film "Lift Me Up".

Career

Browning began his acting career back in 1987. He got a role in a sitcom television series, but due to him having drug problems, he spent several years being homeless, or in jail, and went from living in a Malibu Beach house to living on a mattress next to the freeway. He sought treatment for his addiction in 1994. He was cast in a miniseries, Hardball as Llyod LaCombe. He was later cast in a recurring role in In the House, His first major role in a film came in 1996, in The Children of Captain Grant which was filmed in Russia.[1] He also had a recurring role in the day-time soap, As the World Turns as David Stenbeck. After not appearing in films and movies between 1999-2005 due to his rehabilitation, he made an appearance in the film, A Piece of Pie. In that same year, he was cast in his first big budget film, 3:10 to Yuma starring Russell Crowe and Christian Bale. This was his breakthrough movie, as this was followed by him getting cast in television shows such as Easy Money[2] and Felon which Browning credited as the film which got him more roles.[1]

In mid 2008, he was cast in the terminator reboot, Terminator Salvation as "Morrison".[3] He also had roles in big budgeted movies like Let Me In, Cowboys & Aliens, The Last Stand, and "The Book of Eli".

He recently wrapped production on the upcoming prison movie, "Shot Caller", directed by Ric Roman Waugh, who also directed Chris in his first prison movie, "Fellon" in 2008.

In recent television work, Browning appears alongside Jon Voight, in season three of "Ray Donavan". He also starred in recent episodes of "Major Crimes", "CSI", "Graceland", "Castle", "Bones", "The Bridge", as well as three episodes of "From Dusk Till Dawn", and is well known as his character "Gogo" in the fifth season of Sons of Anarchy.

Chris can be seen in the 2015 Jason Statham's, Wild Card

He became good friends with Jason Momoa working on Road to Paloma, it was written by, directed by, and starred Momoa.

Personal life

Born in Nevada, Browning was later raised in Hawaii, Seattle, and Pennsylvania. Chris is a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles. He currently lives in Topanga, California with his girlfriend and daughters. He is a dedicated father and a passionate screenwriter in his spare time.

Filmography

Film
Year Title Role
2007 3:10 to Yuma Crawely
2007 In the Valley of Elah Checker Box Bartender
2008 Linewatch Ron Spencer
2008 Felon (film) Danny Sampson
2008 Beer for My Horses Deputy Stippens
2009 Dark Country Stranger
2009 Terminator Salvation Morrison
2010 The Book of Eli Hijack Leader
2010 Let Me In Jack
2010 Beneath the Dark Frank
2011 Cowboys & Aliens Jed Parker
2012 The Philly Kid Marks
2013 The Last Stand Pony Tail
2014 Road to Paloma Schaeffer
2014 Wild Card Tiel
2014 Palominas Fargo
2016 Shot Caller
Television
Year(s) Title Role Notes
2009 Easy Money Det. Yapp 6 episodes
2009 Cold Case Steve Hess
2009 In Plain Sight Nathan Grady
2012 The Finder Tall Man/Ed Beiderman
2013 The Bridge Jack Childress 2 episodes
2014 Sons of Anarchy Gogo 7 episodes
2014 Bones Derek Johannessen
2014 The 100 Jake Griffin 3 episodes
2014 Castle Biker 1 episode "For Better or Worse"
2015 Ray Donovan Gary Royal 1 episode "The Kalamazoo"
2015 Supergirl Ben Krull / Reactron

References

  1. 1 2 Knox, Michael. ""Terminator: Salvation" actor talks about career, overcoming drug addiction". Modernfilmzine. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
  2. "CW Pulls Mrc TV Shows: No More Valentine, Easy Money or In Harm's Way... and Jericho Returns?". tvseriesfinale. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
  3. Goodwin, Liam (28 May 2008). "Chris Browning Joins Terminator Salvation". Filmonic. Retrieved 16 June 2014.

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