Chris Lowell

Actor, known for 'Veronica Mars'

Chris Lowell - Actor, known for 'Veronica Mars'
Born

October 17th, 1984
41 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actor, initially gained recognition for the role of Piz in the television series 'Veronica Mars'. Later starred in the series 'Private Practice', portraying the character Dell Parker. Also featured in the Netflix film 'The Perfect Date', which contributed to the actor's visibility in the industry. In 2020, appeared in the critically acclaimed series 'The Show Must Go On'.

Portrayed Piz in 'Veronica Mars'

Played Dell Parker in 'Private Practice'

Starred in 'The Perfect Date'

Featured in 'The Show Must Go On'

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