Barrett Foa

Actor in NCIS: Los Angeles

Barrett Foa - Performers & Entertainers born September 18th, 1977
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Born in 1977, a prominent American actor, singer, and dancer, gained recognition through performances in musical theater and television. Gained notable acclaim for the role of Eric Beale in the television series NCIS: Los Angeles, a position held for over a decade. Participated in various stage productions, showcasing versatility and ability in both comedic and dramatic roles. Additionally contributed to voice acting and other multimedia projects.

Portrayed Eric Beale in NCIS: Los Angeles

Performed in Broadway productions

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