Chase Dillon(IV)
- Actor
Chase Wesley Dillon was born in Lafayette, Louisiana. He lives in Connecticut with his parents, younger twin brothers Darius and Cyrus. He also has an older brother Thomas and an older sister Lesley.
Dillon recurred as Ollie in BET's and Paramount Pictures' hit television series First Wives Club in season one and also played Young Igwe in Universal Television's Little America. He recently filmed a recurring role on the Untitled Michael Che sketch comedy for HBO Max.
Award-winning producer-director Barry Jenkins (Moonlight, If Beale Street Could Talk) has chosen Dillon for a series regular role in the Amazon Original series The Underground Railroad.
Dillon also has been cast in the Series Regular role as Hawthorne in the new upcoming animated series Cedar.
Multi-talented Dillon enjoys playing piano, singing, dancing and riding dirt bikes. He enjoys writing Chinese calligraphy and hieroglyphics. Dillon is an active ambassador for the Kingdom International Economic Development Corporation, a not-for-profit organization established to educate women and youth, making available tools and knowledge for self-empowerment and advancement in the business community.
Dillon recurred as Ollie in BET's and Paramount Pictures' hit television series First Wives Club in season one and also played Young Igwe in Universal Television's Little America. He recently filmed a recurring role on the Untitled Michael Che sketch comedy for HBO Max.
Award-winning producer-director Barry Jenkins (Moonlight, If Beale Street Could Talk) has chosen Dillon for a series regular role in the Amazon Original series The Underground Railroad.
Dillon also has been cast in the Series Regular role as Hawthorne in the new upcoming animated series Cedar.
Multi-talented Dillon enjoys playing piano, singing, dancing and riding dirt bikes. He enjoys writing Chinese calligraphy and hieroglyphics. Dillon is an active ambassador for the Kingdom International Economic Development Corporation, a not-for-profit organization established to educate women and youth, making available tools and knowledge for self-empowerment and advancement in the business community.
