Neal McDonough

Actor and producer, best known for roles

Neal McDonough - Actor and producer, best known for roles
Born

February 13th, 1966
59 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actor and producer, recognized for contributions to television and film. Frequently appeared in various television series and films, including prominent roles in 'Band of Brothers', 'The 4400', and 'Justified'. Expanded work includes numerous guest appearances in major television productions and participation in film projects such as 'Red 2' and 'The Hitcher'.

Portrayed Lieutenant Lynn D. 'Buck' Compton in 'Band of Brothers'

Played David McDaniels in 'The 4400'

Featured as Capt. Mike Warren in 'Justified'

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