The American TV and film actor has made a name for himself with standout performances in major productions like Vice and Midway. One of his most notable roles came when he was cast in Mapplethorpe, a biographical film that explores the life of renowned photographer Robert Mapplethorpe. In the movie, the actor portrayed Edward, Robert’s brother, bringing depth and nuance to the character. Though the film didn’t receive widespread mainstream attention, it was met with critical acclaim and went on to win several awards across various independent film festivals—solidifying the actor’s reputation as a serious talent.
Before fame took hold, the actor got his start with a role in the 2011 indie film Cornered, marking his entry into the world of acting. Born and raised in Dover, New Jersey, he grew up under the care of his parents, Bruce Feakins and Francine Sklenar. His journey from a small-town upbringing to landing roles in high-profile films is a testament to his dedication and skill. Over the years, the actor has steadily built an impressive body of work, earning respect both behind the scenes and on screen.
He took on lead roles in three feature films back in 2019, showcasing his range across different genres. One of them was the dark comedy Jonesin’, followed by the emotionally charged relationship drama Indigo Valley, and then the western London Calling—each performance highlighting his growing talent. In addition to his film work, he made a strong impression on television as well. He portrayed Spencer Dutton in the popular series 1923, appearing in 8 episodes and bringing depth to the character. His portrayal of Spencer Dutton stood out, further solidifying his presence in the industry. Whether it’s Spencer Dutton or his other roles, he continues to demonstrate versatility and commitment. With each project, from Spencer Dutton’s rugged resilience to complex leads in indie films, he proves he’s a force to watch. The way he embodies characters like Spencer Dutton makes it clear—he’s not just acting; he’s becoming the role.