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Brent David Fraser | |
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| Born | February 21, 1967 Bremerton, Washington, U.S. |
| Occupation | Actor |
Brent David Fraser (born February 21, 1967) is an American actor and musician. He was born in Bremerton, Washington. Also credited as Brent Fraser, his featured roles include Wild Orchid II: Two Shades of Blue, [1][2] Dead & Breakfast,[3][4] The Chocolate War[5][6] Spooner,[7][8] The Little Death,[9] Tall as Trees[10][11] and Fame L.A..[12][13] He also portrayed a young Jim Morrison in an episode of Dark Skies.[14]
- ^ Kelleher, Terry (8 May 1992), "Wild Blue in a Brothel", Newsday
- ^ Holden, Stephen (9 June 1992), "Acting in 'Orchid' good, but plot not developed", Palm Beach Post, the
- ^ Selbe, Nick (1 March 2017), "The Best Comedies of All Time", Arizona Daily Star, The
- ^ Harvey, Dennis (7 April 2004), "Dead and Breakfast", Variety
- ^ Benson, Sheila (23 November 1988), "Probing the Darkness in 'The Chocolate War'", Los Angeles Times, the
- ^ Goddard, Peter (17 March 1989), "The Chocolate War an unexpected treat", Toronto Star, the
- ^ Miller, Ron (2 December 1989), "'Spooner' Is a Good Flick Without Sugar Overdose", Salt Lake Tribune, the
- ^ Ladd, Patty (1 December 1989), "Stars like 'Spooner' for its message", Palm Beach Post, the
- ^ Smoron, Paige (23 November 1998), "Slapstick, vinyl pants make good co-stars", Chicago Sun-Times
- ^ Axmaker, Sean (14 March 2008), "The mean streets of Manila are indifferent, and so is the direction, in 'Tall as Trees'", Seattle Post-Intelligencer
- ^ Hartl, John (14 March 2008), "Tale of a boy lost in the streets of Manila falls flat - Movie review **", Seattle Times
- ^ King, Susan (4 October 1997), "'Fame L.A.' Goes Looking for Jobs on the West Coast", Los Angeles Times, the
- ^ O'Hare, Kate (28 September 1997), "Bright Light Syndication' "Fame L.A."", Boca Raton News
- ^ "Doors' star singer helps fight aliens.", Boca Raton News, 4 January 1997