Julian Morris

English actor on 'Pretty Little Liars'

Julian Morris - English actor on 'Pretty Little Liars'
Born

January 13th, 1983
42 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

England

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Born in 1983, an English actor gained recognition for roles in various television series and films. Gained significant attention for portraying Wren Kingston on the series 'Pretty Little Liars'. Also featured in the horror film 'Sorority Row' and appeared in the TV series 'Once Upon a Time' as a guest star. Other notable works include 'The New World' and 'The Last House on the Left'. Morris has built a career in both film and television since his early beginnings.

Portrayed Wren Kingston in 'Pretty Little Liars'

Starred in 'Sorority Row'

Appeared in 'Once Upon a Time'

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