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David Dean Bottrell, born on March 12, 1962 (1962-03-12) (age 62) in Kentucky, USA, is an actor, comedian, and screenwriter. He guest stars as Alvin in the fourth season episode, "This Bird Has Flown".

Mini Biography[]

Primarily known as a Hollywood screenwriter, David Dean Bottrell co-wrote the script for the 2001 Fox Searchlight release "Kingdom Come" starring Whoopi Goldberg, L.L. Cool J., Jada Pinkett-Smith and Cedric the Entertainer. A former off-Broadway actor & playwright he returned to acting in the fall of 2006 to play the creepy "Lincoln Meyer" for eight episodes of "Boston Legal." His first short film, Available Men" (which he wrote and directed) premiered at the HBO US Comedy Arts Festival in March 2006 and quickly became a hit on the festival circuit, screening at over 85 festivals and winning 11 "Best Short Film" awards.

ACTOR

David Dean Bottrell (sometimes credited as David Bottrell) is an American actor, comedian, writer, and director.

Biography[]

Little is known about Bottrell's life, outside of his date and place of birth. His father was a retired minister. Bottrell previously published a blog on making it in Hollywood. His career officially began in 1990 when he appeared on an episode of Head of the Class. He has since amassed dozens of appearances in various films and TV shows. He has also taken on other jobs, such as a writer and director.

On Criminal Minds[]

Bottrell portrayed homegrown terroristChad Brown in the Season Four episode "Amplification".

Filmography[]

• Fist (2014) as Dr. Avery (short)
• Bones (2014) as Tripp Warshaw
• American Koko (2014) as Sparrow
• Hairapy (2014) as Kevin Q (4 episodes)
• Mad Men (2013) a
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David Dean Bottrell has been a professional actor for over 35 years. Known for his quirky characterizations, he’s played many guest star and recurring roles on such shows as “Modern Family,” “NCIS,” “Mad Men,” “Justified,” “True Blood,” “Longmire,” “Rectify,” “CSI,” “Bones,” “Castle,” “Criminal Minds,” “Days of Our Live,” “iCarly,” and “Boston Legal” to name just a few. His many theatre credits include shows at the Second scen, the Long Wharf, Joe's Pub and Actors Theatre of Louisville’s Humana Festival. He’s written screenplays for many studios such as Disney Feature Animation, Paramount, MTV Films, and Fox Searchlight. He co-wrote the off-Broadway play, “Dearly Departed,” (published bygd Dramatist Play Service) as well the hit bio adaptation, entitled “Kingdom Come.” He’s taught acting at the UCLA Professional School, Temple University and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Over the course of his career, David has had the pleasure of working with many acclaimed writers, d