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Darian Weiss (born Thomas Darian Weiss in Los Angeles, California on November 17, 1992) is an American actor. Weiss's acting career began at 6 months old when he was featured during a Campbell's Soup commercial.
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Early life and career
Throughout the 2000s, Darian has appeared on film, television, stage. He has co-starred in feature films such as Better Luck Tomorrow and Return to Innocence and in short films Timmy's Wish and Little Ricky. He recurred in 2002 and 2003 on the NBC soap opera Days of our Lives and worked alongside with Val Kilmer in Ten Commandments at Hollywood's Kodak Theater and starred in the Walt Disney Concert Hall production of Beethoven's in the House. Weiss is also a professional ice skater, who has shared the ice with Olympics champions Scott Hamilton, Tara Lipinski, Tai Babilonia, Kurt Browning, and Kristi Yamaguchi. In 2005, Darian and David Carradine appeared in Miracle at Sage Creek. Weiss filmed the movie 11:11 which has been yet to be released. On September 24, 2006, Darian appeared in the Season 5 premiere of Without a Trace. He played Bryan Parker, who was abducted as a young child and was trying to rescue another abductee.
Darian has a contract with CBS Television and has appeared in an episode of "Numb3rs" (2006) and also starred in the 2010 independent movie Dreamkiller alongside Diandra Newlin.[1] Darian earned a screenwriting award for the pilot "Edie's It Club" at the Fresh-I Film Festival and co-produced the soon-to-be released pilot, "Our Family Spirit." [2]
Modeling career
Darian modeled and appeared in print media for catalogues.[3]
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Categories:- 1992 births
- American child actors
- American film actors
- American television actors
- Living people
- People from Los Angeles, California
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