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Chris Coy

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1986-05-01
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He’s an actor best known for his standout television roles, and one name that consistently comes up when discussing his work is Barry—his memorable portrayal on True Blood. Over the years, he’s built a solid reputation with compelling performances, like playing L.P. Everett in Treme and Calvin Bunker in Banshee, both of which helped cement his presence in the industry. On the big screen, he leaned into intense, gripping roles, appearing in horror films such as Deliver Us From Evil in 2014 and The Culling two years later. In 2022, he took on the powerful role of J. W. Milam in the TV series Women of the Movement, showcasing his range in a historically significant story.

Before all the spotlight, he was born in Louisville, Kentucky, where his journey in acting began long before fame found him. His first major step into film came in 2009 with a role in the drama The Camel’s Back, marking the start of what would become a diverse and respected career. On a personal note, he married a woman named Alice back in 2011, and together they’ve built a family, raising two daughters named Veronica and Dylan. Through each chapter, from early beginnings to acclaimed roles, his path reflects dedication, growth, and the quiet strength of someone who lets his work speak for itself.

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He portrayed a cannibal in four intense episodes of The Walking Dead, delivering a performance that left a lasting impression on fans. Over the years, he has steadily built an impressive resume, now boasting over 50 acting credits across film and television. He’s proven time and again that he can take on diverse roles with depth and authenticity. As his career continues to evolve, he remains a compelling presence on screen, consistently bringing powerful energy to every character he plays. He definitely stands out as one actor who knows how to make each role memorable.

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