David Anders

Actor recognized for 'Alias' role

David Anders - Performers & Entertainers born March 11th, 1981
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An American actor gained prominence through work in television series and films. Achievements include starring as Julian Sark in the television series 'Alias'. Also portrayed Dr. Noah Benedict in the series 'Heroes'. Throughout a career spanning several years, appeared in various roles across different genres, contributing to popular and cult television shows.

Starring as Julian Sark in 'Alias'

Portraying Dr. Noah Benedict in 'Heroes'

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