Brendan Sexton III Biography, Age, Net Worth, Father, Rachael Fisher, Movies

BIOGRAPHY OF BRENDAN SEXTON III

Brendan Sexton III (Brendan Eugene Sexton III) is an American actor. He made his first film appearance in Todd Solondz’s Welcome to the Dollhouse.

In the film, he played troubled bully Brandon McCarthy. For his role, he was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award. He also starred in Hurricane Streets and Desert Blue. Additionally, he appeared in Boys Don’t Cry, Black Hawk Down and Just Like the Son, as well as cult films Empire Records and Pecker.

Brenda also starred in The Marconi Bros. alongside Dan Fogler. He also made an appearance in Jonathan Blitstein’s Let Them Chirp Awhile alongside Justin Rice. Sexton owns and operates a New York-based independent label, “Big Bit Of Beauty.”

In 2002, Brendan Sexton III said that the version of the film Black Hawk Down, in which he briefly appeared, which was shown on theater screens was very different from that told in the original script.

According to him, many scenes posing difficult questions to US troops about the violent realities of war, the true purpose of their mission in Somalia, etc., were cut.

Sexton wrote an article in 2002 in which he called the US Army’s “School of the Americas, America’s Latin American Terrorist Training Camp” and said that Black Hawk Down had no explained the reasons for the opposition of the Somali population to the American military presence in their country:

BRENDAN SEXTON III AGE

Brendan Sexton III was born in Staten Island, New York, United States of America. He was born on February 21, 1980. His current age is 39 as of 2019.

BRENDAN SEXTON III NET WORTH

Brendan Sexton III has amassed a considerable fortune through his acting career. He made his first film appearance in Todd Solondz’s Welcome to the Dollhouse.

In the film, he played troubled bully Brandon McCarthy. For his role, he was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award. He also starred in Hurricane Streets and Desert Blue.

Additionally, he appeared in Boys Don’t Cry, Black Hawk Down and Just Like the Son, as well as cult films Empire Records and Pecker. However, his net worth is currently under review. He is, however, estimated to have a net worth of over $1 million.

BRENDAN SEXTON III FATHER

Brendan Sexton III is a fairly secretive actor. He kept his personal life away from the media. Brendan comes from a divorced family. His parents separated when he was still a child. After his family separated, Brendan was separated from some of his siblings.

He has nine siblings in total – two brothers named David and Eben and seven sisters namely Tara, Ilona, ​​Lisa, Amber, Carinna, Zoe and Oona

He does, however, have another on-screen family. “When Stan came out, he brought Belko with him,” says Brent Sexton, the burly actor who plays grieving father Stan Larsen. Are Brendan Sexton III and Brent Sexton are unrelated.

When asked, he says, “No relationship, but there were scenes where Brent, Brandon [Jay McLaren] and Brendan were all in the same scene together and it got really confusing for people. So I insisted that people call me Belko.

BRENDAN SEXTON III MARRIES RACHEL FISHER

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BRENDAN SEXTON III MOVIES AND TV SHOWS | BRENDAN SEXTON III BLACK HAWK DOWN | RUSSIAN DOLL BRENDAN SEXTON III | BRENDAN SEXTON III THREE BILLBOARDS

• Russian Doll 2019 (TV series)
• American Nightmares 2018
• 2016-2018 Drunk History (TV Series)
• 2017 Three billboards outside of Ebbing, Missouri
• 2015 Feral Mix (short film)
• 2015 Addiction: A Sixties Love Story
• 2015 Welcome to happiness
• 2013 Mob City (TV series)
• 2013 The Cate McCall Trials
• 2013 The Strange Way Home
• 2012 Seven Psychopaths
• 2011-2012 The Killing (TV series)
• 2007 Let them chirp a little
• 2006 Just like the son
• 2001 Black Hawk Down
• 1997 The Devil and the Angel
• 1997 Arrest of Gena
• 1995 Welcome to the Dollhouse

INTERVIEW WITH BRENDAN SEXTON III

Q: Did you base Belko on anyone in particular?

Brendan Sexton III: I didn’t base it on anyone and I don’t have a muse for Belko, but because of the end of the last episode of the first season, everyone started calling me Travis Belko in the honor of Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver. Everyone was half hoping I’d shave my head – I think Joel [Kinnaman] was hoping I’d shave my head. It all started with Joel.

Q: You get a little roughed up during the interrogation scene (in episode 10, “I’ll let you know when I get there”). Was it fun to play?

Brendan Sexton III: Yeah, that was great fun. Joel likes to throw his weight when he can, so I kinda bumped myself during one of the takes. I just laughed after that.

Q: How were you hit?

Brendan Sexton III: Joel manhandled me and threw me in the chair and I didn’t land properly. There was a stunt coordinator and I’m grateful he was there, but we wanted to do our own thing. We wanted to choreograph it ourselves. I trust Joel enough and he trusts me enough not to hurt me.

Q: Who would be the fiercest interrogator in real life: Mireille Enos or Joel Kinnaman?

Brendan Sexton III: Actually, I couldn’t watch Mireille. She is calmer. She keeps you guessing, whereas Joel would put it on the table too quickly. Mireille would simply become more stealthy. She wouldn’t even ask you a question, you would just pause.

Q: What was it like filming the scene (in Episode 9, “Undertow”) where Belko and Stan assault Bennet Ahmed? Did you work with a fight choreographer to prepare?

Brendan Sexton III: Absolutely, there was a fight choreographer… It was record breaking cold the night we shot it, and I believe there was a faint fog hovering over the floor. It was just an intense night and we did dozens and dozens of takes. It was incredibly exhausting for all three actors.

Q: Whose idea did Belko get to start beating the rock? Was it improvised?

Brendan Sexton III: This piece was actually made. Only a handful of people knew about it – Veena, the director [Agnieska Holland] and myself. Nobody else knew, so when we did the first take, all the producers and writers were watching the scene on video on the monitors and they were all holding their breath and panting. They had no idea what was going on. Suddenly, the kid laughing and joking on set furiously hits a rock.

Q: So you’re kind of a joker on set?

Brendan Sexton III: Yeah. I mean, I do whatever I have to do to get into character. Sometimes he’s incredibly quiet and sometimes he’s cowardly and clumsy. There’s a lot of nonsense on the set. I’d say I’m one of the biggest dorks. I love to laugh and dance. It’s kind of my nature, although I always end up playing these angry depressing characters.

Q: Who are the other goofballs on the board?

Brendan Sexton III: Joel was definitely a goofball. The biggest was probably Jamie Anne Allman, then Joel was second. And Eric Ladin of course has a dry and biting sense of humor. I believe half of what he says, even though I know better.

Q: Have you been noticed on the street by fans of the show? What are they telling you?

vWhile the season was still airing, people more simply shared their admiration for the show. But now that the first season is over, people have come up to me and bribed me to tell them who did it, saying they had to know.

Q: You have mostly worked on films in the past. How was working on The Killing different?

Brendan Sexton III: The Rhythm. What we basically do is make a feature film every three weeks. And not just any feature film, but with a handheld camera, trying to capture what you can catch. It’s a very ambitious project with big and great camera moves, so as an actor you have to be prepared and on point.

Q: You have the same last name as Brent Sexton, who plays Stan. A relationship at all?

Brendan Sexton III: No relationship, but there were scenes where Brent, Brandon [Jay McLaren] and Brendan were all in the same scene together and it got really confusing for people. So I insisted that people call me Belko.