Aaron Staton

Television actor, All My Children

Aaron Staton - Performers & Entertainers born August 10th, 1980
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An American actor active in television and film. Best recognized for portraying the character JR Chandler on the soap opera All My Children from 2004 to 2011. Starred in the acclaimed series Mad Men as Ken Cosgrove, contributing to the show's critical success. Participated in various theatrical productions and independent films, showcasing versatility as a performer. Additionally, appeared in other television series including The Notorious Mrs. Duff. Engaged in voice work for animated series and video games.

Played JR Chandler on All My Children

Portrayed Ken Cosgrove on Mad Men

Appeared in The Notorious Mrs. Duff

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