Patrick J. Nicolas
- Actor
Patrick J. Nicolas is a Haitian American actor whose work is defined by a compelling cinematic contrast: a commanding, athletic physicality coupled with an unexpected, deeply human warmth.
Born in Miami’s "Little Haiti" and raised in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, he was captivated from an early age by bold characters that embodied strength and resilience.
At age 10, Patrick returned to the United States, growing up in Houston, Texas. His passion quickly translated into professional momentum, landing a national commercial campaign as well as roles in television and film including Modern Family.
Most recently, Patrick starred as Micah in the acclaimed short film Default Mode, written and directed by McKinley Bundick, which premiered at the Baldwin Hills Cinemark.
Now, based in Los Angeles, Patrick utilizes his disciplined athletic background and sharp focus to portray elite protectors, authoritative leaders, and grounded heroes.
He continues to build a career dedicated to roles that balance unshakable power with profound emotional truth.
Born in Miami’s "Little Haiti" and raised in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, he was captivated from an early age by bold characters that embodied strength and resilience.
At age 10, Patrick returned to the United States, growing up in Houston, Texas. His passion quickly translated into professional momentum, landing a national commercial campaign as well as roles in television and film including Modern Family.
Most recently, Patrick starred as Micah in the acclaimed short film Default Mode, written and directed by McKinley Bundick, which premiered at the Baldwin Hills Cinemark.
Now, based in Los Angeles, Patrick utilizes his disciplined athletic background and sharp focus to portray elite protectors, authoritative leaders, and grounded heroes.
He continues to build a career dedicated to roles that balance unshakable power with profound emotional truth.
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