Colton Haynes

Actor in Arrow and Teen Wolf

Colton Haynes - Performers & Entertainers born July 13th, 1988
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An American actor, model, and singer. Rose to prominence through roles in television series. Portrayed Roy Harper in the series Arrow and Jackson Whittemore in Teen Wolf. In addition to acting, engaged in modeling and music pursuits. Gained significant attention for appearances in other media, contributing to a successful career in the entertainment industry.

Portrayed Roy Harper in Arrow

Portrayed Jackson Whittemore in Teen Wolf

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