Dylan Minnette

Actor and musician, lead in '13 Reasons Why'

Dylan Minnette - Performers & Entertainers born December 29th, 1996
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Born in 1996, this individual gained recognition as an actor and musician. The career began with appearances in television series, including a significant role in the Netflix series '13 Reasons Why.' In addition to acting, involvement in music as a member of the band The Vista was pursued. Various other acting roles also contributed to public recognition.

Starred in '13 Reasons Why'

Appeared in 'Don't Breathe'

Performed in 'Let Me In'

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