He’s a television actor who’s made quite a name for himself over the years, and his performances have really left a mark. One of the roles that truly brought him into the spotlight was playing Charlie ‘Donuts’ Coates on the wildly popular Netflix series Orange Is the New Black. Fans instantly recognized him for that role, and it helped solidify his place in the industry. Following that success, he took on another compelling character—Jace Baylor—on the mystery-driven series Manifest, where he appeared from 2020 to 2021, further showcasing his range.
Before landing those standout roles, he had already been building his career with appearances across a number of well-known shows. He popped up in series like The Good Wife, The Following, Nurse Jackie, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, proving his ability to fit into diverse storylines and genres. He even made guest appearances on comedic programs such as Inside Amy Schumer, demonstrating his versatility beyond dramatic roles.
His journey began back in 2006 when he made his professional acting debut on an episode of Law & Order—a classic launching pad for many actors. Born in the United States, he worked his way up through consistent performances and dedication to his craft. Over time, he’s become a familiar face on screen, with each role adding depth to his growing reputation. His career continues to evolve, and audiences keep noticing the impact he brings to every project he joins.
In 2014, he made a guest appearance on an episode of Person of Interest. Around the same time that year, he also showed up in two episodes of Olive Kitteridge. Then, back in 2022, it was revealed that he had joined the cast of a short film called Blood.