Brandon DiCamillo
American comedian and stuntman
Born
November 15th, 1976
48 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Born in 1976, this American comedian, actor, and stuntman gained prominence as a member of the cast of the television series 'Jackass'. The series showcased a variety of dangerous stunts and pranks, often involving extensive physical comedy. Following this, contributions to spin-off films such as 'Jackass: The Movie' and 'Jackass Number Two' solidified a place in the world of unconventional entertainment. In addition to on-screen work, involvement in creative projects with other cast members, including the production of sketches and short films, highlighted versatility and adaptability in various formats.
Appeared in 'Jackass' series
Participated in 'Jackass: The Movie'
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