Brian Davis

Brian R. Davis is an actor, writer, and voice-over artist. He is from Los Angeles, California, in the United States. He graduated in 1989 from Dartmouth College. He did an AB in Physics and Astronomy. He started his career as a buyer at Amoeba Music in 1997. He worked on rock, country, soundtracks, oldies, and many other types of music. He started his career as a voiceover artist with the game "The Walking Dead." He lent his voice to this masterpiece. In 2013, he appeared in the short film "What's Up with Your Friend?" He played the role of the Park Guy in the movie. He has also worked in the 2014 video game "1954 Alcatraz." He was cast as C.O. Mason/ Bouncer.

In 2015, he worked in the short films "Ghost Writer in Love" and "Painted." Also, he worked in the famous TV series "The 2400 Club." He played the role of Mr. Jones in that series. He appeared in the short films "This Is Me," "Andrew's Birthday," and "Don't Knock the Hustle" in 2016. In 2017, he was seen in the short films "Death on Arrival," and "Dark West," and the TV series named "Sugar Pine 7." In 2018, Davis worked in the TV show "The Hahns" and the short film "Purity."

In 2020, he appeared in the short film "Taipai Jesus." And he played the role of Roy Frankel in John Redlinger's film. He then started his career as a writer with the short film "Larry Bird Tomato." Also, he appeared in the 2021 superhit as "Glenn." In 2022, he worked as a voice artist in the podcast series named "The Big Lie." Out of all his works, Davis earned an enormous amount of love for his work in "The Walking Dead." He focuses more on quality rather than the quantity of work. And never fails to bring a smile to his audience’s faces.