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Parker Croft-1

Screenwriter

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writing

Characteristics

Responsible Disciplined Ambitious Self-Controlled Good Manager Practical

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1987-01-13
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He’s best known for writing and starring in the 2011 film Falling Overnight, a project that really put him on the map. Around the same time, he gained wider recognition for his role as Felix on the popular TV series Once Upon a Time. Before all the fame, he actually earned a scholarship to the Perry Mansfield School for the Performing Arts—an early sign of his talent and dedication. That opportunity helped pave the way for further training at prestigious institutions like the Stella Adler Studio and the William Esper Studio, both located in New York City. He was born in Burlington, VT, which is where it all began. On a personal note, in June 2016, he married Elisa Croft, marking an important chapter in his life. Throughout his journey, he’s remained committed to his craft, steadily building a name for himself in the industry.

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He made his debut in the world of cinema with the teen flick Hooking Up, sharing the screen with Corey Feldman. It was a solid start for him, marking the first big step in what he hoped would be a long and successful career. He really embraced the role, and fans began to take notice—especially since the film had quite a buzz around it thanks to its cast. For him, it was more than just a movie; it was the moment he officially entered Hollywood. He’s often talked about how surreal it felt stepping onto that set, especially alongside someone as well-known as Corey Feldman. All in all, he considers Hooking Up a turning point—because from there, he started building momentum.

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