David Millstone

Actor, Producer and Screenwriter

New York City, New York

Member Since:
November 2016

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About David

Based in NYC.

Unique traits: tall, fit

Gender:
Male

Height:
6' 3"

Weight:
200

Body type:
Average

Hair:
Bald

Hair color:
Salt/Pepper

Eyes:
Hazel

Ethnicity:
Caucasian

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Credits

Wu Tang: an American Saga (2022)
Television by Hulu/Mario Van Peebles costar
The Oval (2020)
Television by Tyler Perry Studios Dr. Harris recurring guest star
The Blacklist (2018)
TV Series Actor
Sarah Q (2017)
Film (Comedy and Drama) Actor The adventures of a young woman who moves to New York City from a small town to become an actress.
The King of Bloody Fookin' Britain (2017)
Film (Action) Actor "THE KING OF BLOODY FOOKIN' BRITAIN" is an Action Crime Comedy about a working class Brit named "ROGER" (Derek Evans) who wants to be King- Literally. The likes of a Turtleneck Philosopher, a Jawbreaker-Eating Sleaze-Bag, and a Homosexual Psychic throw Roger's world into chaos when he and his gang of Misfits (Kasey O'Barr & John Burnett) decide it'd be "quite alright" to rip off the most vicious man in London. Written by Derek Evans
Citizen Jones (2016)
Film (Short and Drama) Actor An atypical politician shocks everyone with his handling of a police shooting at a town hall meeting.
Scorned: Love Kills (2016)
Television (Crime) Actor A voyeuristic peak into the lust and obsessions that have fueled some of the more brutal acts of violence to grab headlines around the world.
This Is My Roommate (2016)
Television (Comedy) Actor Add a Plot »
The Sultan and the Saint (2016)
Film Actor
Legends & Lies (2015)
Television (Biography) Actor It is often said that winners write prevailing histories. Bias and inaccuracies of memory lead to legends supporting the views of the winners. In Legends and Lies-The Patriots, the authors differentiate the facts of events from contemporary popular opinions which have survived to the present day. The character studies are insightful and do much to explain the motivations of citizens to become Patriots opposing the British. The dramatization makes the series come alive for adults and children. Written by jcsmsb
Dangerous Writing (2011)
Film (Drama) Actor A famous author encourages his young writing students to live and write on the edge, leading to a blurring of the boundaries between fact, fiction and sanity. Celebrated author Ezra Rosen stages a comeback after a long respite by teaching what is supposed to be an on-line writing workshop. Instead he hosts the classes at his home seeking to revitalize himself and his storytelling by seducing his young students into a cult of writing and living dangerously. Rosen wastes no time preying upon the students' vulnerabilities via his unorthodox, dogmatic approach to teaching writing. While his past achievements and charisma beguile two students in particular, it doesn't take long for most to see that the great writer has lost the plot. Before long some of the students' stories generate a meta-narrative and wrestle control from their teacher. In losing his hold on his characters and the narrative, Rosen also loses what little hold on sanity he still possesses. Yet he somehow finishes his ... Written by Neal A. Corl
America's History in the Making (2008)
Television (History) Actor Add a Plot »
Days Like This (2007)
Film (Short) Actor Days Like This is a dark, experimental character piece that follows a day in the life of a misanthropic sociopath who makes his living killing people. Hardened and jaded by a rough life, encompassing horrors that are left to the imagination, but reflect in his bitterness towards others and life in general. All he has to live for now is his routine. The film is narrated by a soliloquy representing his thoughts on what he, and the outside world has become, and how his work no longer factors in a question of morality, but is just a job to him as any job would be to anyone else. Written by Anonymous
The Trouble with Anne (2006)
Film (Drama) Actor Anne is a young woman with trouble-many troubles, to be precise. Set over the course of a single day, Nicholas J. Hagen's nonlinear portrait of Anne (Elle Poindexter) becomes a disturbing glimpse into a life of self-destructive uncertainty and violence. Multiple story lines lay bare her interactions of the day, until all come together into a powerful conclusion. Written by http://www.longbaugh.com/2006/