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David Meunier (born David Miller; February 5, 1973) is a Luxembourg-American actor. Early life. Meunier was born in Woodburn, Oregon. He played football in high school, and a teammate convinced him to try out for a school production of Guys and Dolls. He was cast as Nathan Detroit and the experience got him hooked on acting. [1] .
David Meunier. Actor: Justified. A dual citizen of Luxembourg and the United States, David Meunier was born in Portland, Oregon February 5th, 1973 into a long line of farmers, carpenters, clothiers, and inventors from Luxembourg, Germany, and Russia.
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1997. Buffy the Vampire Slayer ( 1 episode) as Rat-Faced Demon. David Meunier (born David Miller; February 5, 1973) is an American actor. Meunier was born in Woodburn, Oregon. He played football in high school, and a teammate convinced him to try out for a school production of Guys and Dolls.
David Meunier. Actor: Justified. A dual citizen of Luxembourg and the United States, David Meunier was born in Portland, Oregon February 5th, 1973 into a long line of farmers, carpenters, clothiers, and inventors from Luxembourg, Germany, and Russia.
- February 5, 1973
Base de datos de películas de David Meunier en eCartelera México. eCartelera es el portal de referencia de cine y series. La base de datos multimedia más completa con todas las películas, y las noticias y críticas del séptimo arte y las series de tv contadas por un equipo especializado.
13 de oct. de 2022 · October 13, 2022 10:23am. David Meunier and Dee Wallace Richard Wright/Innis Casey Photography. EXCLUSIVE: David Meunier ( Justified) and Dee Wallace ( Just Add Magic) have joined the cast...
David Meunier es un actor nacido en el año 1973 en Estados Unidos conocido por El increíble Hulk, Damien (Serie de TV), Helstrom (Serie de TV), Escudo humano (Serie de TV), Aquarius (Serie de TV), Envelope (C), The Equalizer (El protector), Kevin Hart: What Now?, Justified: La ley de Raylan (Serie de TV) y Girl on the Edge.
