Drew Fuller

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Drew Fuller
Drew Fuller.jpg
Fuller in 2012
Born
Andrew Alan Fuller

(1980-05-19) May 19, 1980 (age 41)
OccupationActor, model, writer
Years active1999–present

Andrew Alan "Drew" Fuller (born May 19, 1980) is an American actor and former male model. He is best known for his portrayal of Chris Halliwell in the television series Charmed and for playing soldier Trevor LeBlanc on Lifetime's Army Wives.

Early life[]

Fuller was born in Atherton, California and grew up in Newport Beach; he has a younger sister, Hilary.

Career[]

Fuller is a model after a family friend put him on the cover of UCLA Magazine. Deciding to wait a few years, Fuller eventually entered the modeling world at age sixteen and quickly became a top model for such companies as Prada, Club Med, and Tommy Hilfiger. He has appeared in many commercials including J.Crew, Subway, Toyota and Pepsi opposite Britney Spears. He took part in the music video for The Calling's Wherever You Will Go, playing the new boyfriend of the betrayed teenage girl whose relationship is the subject of the video. He also featured in Jennifer Love Hewitt's 2002 music video "BareNaked".

Fuller became known for playing Chris Halliwell on Charmed, a starring and guest star role from seasons 5-8 of the show. In the series, his character is the second son of Piper (Holly Marie Combs) and Leo (Brian Krause) and engages in time travel to save his older brother Wyatt (Wes Ramsey). Fuller's most recent roles are in The Ultimate Gift, a drama released on March 9, 2007, and in the series Army Wives which airs on Lifetime. He also co-starred in ABC Family's television movie The Circuit.

Fuller has finished filming for an independent feature film, The Kane Files: Life Of Trial.[1]

Fuller made a cameo in the music video "Tired of Being Sorry" for Balthazar Getty's band Ringside. He also made an appearance in the film Loaded.

Other works: TV commercial for Subway (2003), appears in the pro-WGA strike video on YouTube "Writer Boi" (2007), writer - Bowlerman Begins (short) (2010).

Filmography[]

Film[]

Year Title Role Notes
2000 Voodoo Academy Paul St. Clair Direct-to-video
2001 One Cole Short Film
2001 Backflash 2: Angels Don't Sleep Here Teenage Jesse
2002 Vampire Clan Rod Ferrell
2003 Close Call Sam
2005 Final Contract: Death on Delivery David Glover
2006 The Ultimate Gift Jason Stevens
2007 Numbered With The Dead Tommy 'Two Toes' Garelli Direct-to-Video
2007 Blonde Ambition Billy
2008 Loaded Brendan
2010 The Kane Files: Life of Trial Scott Kane Award: Won – Best Actor, at San Diego Film Festival[2]
2014 Fatal Instinct Danny Gates
2015 The Night Before Sean
2015 Love Finds You in Charm Andy
2017 Beyond Brotherhood Dr. Chris Vianni
2018 Magnetic Plasma for mass(es) Enlightenment Bodhi Short Film

Television[]

Year Title Role Notes
1999 Partners Tom Unsold TV pilot (aka. "My Sister, My Enemy")
2002 Home of the Brave Justin Briggs TV film
2003 Black Sash Nick Reed Episodes: "Prime Suspect", "The Prodigal Son", "Date Night"
2003 The O.C. Norland Episode: Pilot
2003–2006 Charmed Chris Halliwell Main role (season 6); guest role (seasons 5, 7–8); 25 episodes
2006 Huff Josh Episode: "A Cornfield Grows in L.A."
2007–2012 Army Wives Trevor LeBlanc Main role (seasons 1–6); special guest star (season 7)
2008 The Circuit Kid Walker TV film
2011 NCIS: Los Angeles Conner Maslin Episode: "Honor"
2014 Perfect On Paper Coop TV film (Hallmark)
2015 Longmire Noah Episode: "Four Arrows"
2016 Dispatch Tim TV film; also known as 911 Nightmare
2017 A Bunch of Dicks Anders TV Mini-Series
2018 All Wrong Branderson Episode: "You Can Find Me at the Club "
2019 Love, Fall, and Order Ben TV film (Hallmark)

Music video appearances[]

Year Artist Song
2001 The Calling "Wherever You Will Go"
2002 Jennifer Love Hewitt "BareNaked"
2005 Lindsay Lohan "Over"
2005 Ringside "Tired of Being Sorry"
2006 Sara Groves "Something Changed"
2006 Ed Goggin "Legacy"

References[]

  1. ^ "Who was that bloody guy at Utah Valley Hospital?". The Daily Herald. 2009. Retrieved 2009-11-16.
  2. ^ "Award Winners". 2012-04-29. Archived from the original on 2012-04-29. Retrieved 2019-09-23.

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