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Aaron Poole

Biography

Aaron Poole

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  • Born
    March 17, 1977 · Craighurst, Ontario, Canada

Mini bio

  • Aaron Poole is a classically trained actor who starred in the CBS/Roku series Most Dangerous Game alongside Christoph Waltz.

    Other television credits include series regular roles in Tom Fontana's "Copper", Netflix's "Strange Empire", as well as numerous guest spots on shows such as "Schitt's Creek", "American Gods", and "Condor". He is next set to recur in season 3 of "Reacher".

    Aaron's film work has been recognized by the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television for his leading roles in "This Beautiful City" and "Strange Empire". He stars opposite Kiefer and Donald Sutherland in "Forsaken", as Mick Ronson in the Bowie pic "Stardust" and in cult favorites "The Empty Man" and "The Void".

    He made his directorial debut with the short film "Oracle" that premiered at TIFF and went on to screen at Slamdance 2020, Busan and Palm Springs. He followed that up with the feature "Dada" which was the center point of Toronto's The Future of Film showcase in 2024.
    - IMDb mini biography by: LLG

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  • At the age of 12, was a short-order cook at a diner in Craighurst, Ontario.
  • Went to the Etobicoke School of the Arts with Ed Gass-Donnelly and Christopher Macbride.

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  • I'm definitely not doing the best- friend characters. I'm playing assholes and violent people and people who have been harmed psychologically or physically. And I think I like playing them.

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