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Dean Nolen
Acting · Born 1964-10-05 · Dallas, Texas, USA
Biography
Dean Nolen, Born on (October 5, 1964), in Dallas Texas, is an American actor with a diverse career spanning film, television, and theater.,Nolen has established himself as a versatile performer, capable of handling a wide range of roles. Nolen's television credits include appearances in popular series such as "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and "FBI: Most Wanted," showcasing his ability to deliver compelling performances in dramatic roles. He has also appeared in films like "Paparazzi." Notably, he has an uncredited role in the 1981 cult classic film "Deadly Blessing." Prior to his screen work, Nolen cultivated a strong foundation in theater. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater and Music from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas, and later honed his craft at the Yale School of Drama, graduating in 2000. He originated the role of Jeffrey in the off-Broadway play "Tabletop," earning a Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Ensemble. He also originated the role of Harry Bright on Broadway in "Mamma Mia." Nolen's dedication to his craft and his ability to move seamlessly between different mediums have solidified his reputation as a respected actor in the entertainment industry.
Known for

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Philip Montrose

Law & Order
Professor Dan Enright

Law & Order: Criminal Intent
Rosenthal

FBI: Most Wanted
Wade Gimball

Crossing Jordan
Attorney Hagen

Paparazzi
Reporter

Deadly Blessing
(uncredited)
After Jimmy
Neighbor (uncredited)

Seraglio
2000

Blood on the Badge
Whitney Bell
Filmography
- 2020FBI: Most WantedWade Gimball
- 2004PaparazziReporter
- 2001Law & Order: Criminal IntentRosenthal
- 2001Crossing JordanAttorney Hagen
- 2000Seraglio
- 1999Law & Order: Special Victims UnitPhilip Montrose
- 1996After JimmyNeighbor (uncredited)
- 1992Armed for ActionAgent Carter
- 1992Blood on the BadgeWhitney Bell
- 1990Law & OrderProfessor Dan Enright
- 1981Deadly Blessing(uncredited)
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