Boyd Holbrook

Boyd Holbrook premiered 2 films at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival. He starred in director Sara Colangelo's Little Accidents, opposite Elizabeth Banks and Chloe Sevigny, as a young coal miner who survives a tragic accident that killed all 12 other miners. He also costars in Skeleton Twins, opposite Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader.

Additionally in 2014, Holbrook has Universal Pictures' A Walk Among The Tombstones, from director Scott Frank. In the film, he stars opposite Liam Neeson as "Peter Christo," a troubled youth that turns to drugs in the face of a downward spiral depression. July 2014 also saw the release of Very Good Girls, also starring Elizabeth Olsen, Dakota Fanning and Peter Saarsgard, which premiered at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival.

Following this, Holbrook can be seen in a number of projects for release in 2015. He stars opposite Liam Neeson again in the Warner Bros crime thriller, run all night. He can also be seen, opposite Natalie Portman and Ewan McGregor in Relativity Media's Jane Got A Gun, from director Gavin O'Connor. The film follows a woman who enlists the aid of her ex-lover to save her outlaw husband from a gang out to kill him. Holbrook stars opposite Terrence Howard and Thomas Hayden Church in the indie drama, Cardboard Boxer, and in Terrence Malick's project, opposite Ryan Gosling, Christian Bale, Michael Fassbender, Rooney Mara and Natalie Portman.

In television, Holbrook leads the cast of Netflix's "Narcos" series, about the hunt for Pablo Escobar.  Holbrook has also completed production on his writing/directorial debut, Peacock Killer, a short film based on a short story of the same title by Sam Shepard.

Holbrook was last seen with Christian Bale and Zoe Saldana in director/writer Scott Cooper's Out Of The Furnace for Relativity, and Summit Pictures' The Host, from director Andrew Niccol. Other past film credits include Vera Farmiga's Higher Ground, and Gus Van Sant's MILK.
In television, Holbrook was last seen in HBO in Steven Soderbergh's Liberace biopic, "Behind The Candelabra,' opposite Michael Douglas and Matt Damon. He played Liberace's (Douglas) new love interest when his longtime lover, Scott Thorson (Damon), falls out of favor. Past television credits have included Kevin Reynold's "Hatfields & Mccoys" for the History Channel, and Showtime's "The Big C."

In other artistic endeavors, Holbrook is an avid sculptor. His work has been exhibited at various locations, including the Rare Gallery in New York.

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