Adam Harrington is an American actor of Canadian descent. His work can be seen in such projects as “Only Girls Show” (2004), “Genetic Person” (2004), “Surviving My Mom”, “Supernatural” (2005 - n.a.), “Twilight Hunters” (2016 - n.a.), etc. In the article we will familiarize ourselves with a more complete filmography of the actor.
Biography
Adam John Harrington (Hamilton, Canada) was born in 1972, grew up in the small town of Dundas, and then moved to Burlington, where he attended a local school. In 1989, he graduated from the University of Guelph and became a master in biological sciences.
If you do not take into account the short film “Principles of Karma” (1996), the actor got the first role, albeit a small one, in 1997, when he replenished the composition of the thriller Richard Martin “Wound”. Then he played episodic characters in the following series: Millennium (1996–1999), On the Wave of Success (1997–1998), Paradox (1998), Viper (1996–1999).), “Mentors” (1998–2005), “Nightman” (1997–1999), and “Beyond the Possible” (1995–2002).
2000-2005
In 2000, Adam Harrington got a small role in the television melodrama Christopher Leitch's “Woman on Wednesdays” (2000).
He starred in one episode of the adventure series "The First Wave" (1998-2001). Then he appeared in Uwe Boll’s television horror film “The hypocrite” (2000) and played a minor character in the thriller Rob W. King “Without Malice” (2000).
In 2001, the actor starred in the mini-series Lee Rose "Girls in the City." Appeared in the Jamie Blanks horror film “Valentine's Day” (2000). A year later, got a small role in the thriller Paul Anthier's “Anti-Terror” (2002). Also participated in the filming of all six episodes of Wayne and Donna Powers’s drama “Collapse” (2003). g.)
In 2004, along with David Dukhovny, Adam Harrington starred in Michael Lembek’s crime comedy “Only Girls Show” (2004) and got a role in Douglas Barr's television melodrama “The Perfect Couple” (2004). He played the role of Major Michael Ross in the fantastic horror film Pat Williams “Genetic Individual” (2004), and a year later played Dr. Benjamin Chase, one of the main characters in the series “Show Me Yours” (2004-2005).
2006–2010
In 2006, Adam got a small role in the historical drama of Peter Markle's "Raid 93". He got the main roles in the television thriller Paul Schneider's “Scream in the Dark” (2006) and in the criminal drama Penelope Buitenhays “Dead Season” (2006).
A year later, he starred in Emil Godro’s drama “Surviving My Mom” (2007) about a woman named Clara, who, after her mother’s death, is trying to get closer to her already adult daughter.
From 2006 to 2007, Adam Harrington played the role of Ryan McKay, one of the main characters in the Canadian television drama Grant Harvey's Whistler (2006–2007), which begins with the mysterious death of a local snowboarder.
In 2008, the actor played Colonel Ormond in Paul Ross’s military drama Pashendal: The Last Battle (2008). A year later, in the role of Jack Magnum, the actor appeared in the romantic comedy of Robert Luketic “The Naked Truth” (2009) with Gerald Butler and Katherine Heigl in the lead roles. And in 2010, he played the role of the FBI agent Ray Walker, assigned to investigate the “Trinity Case” in the Showtime crime thriller “Dexter” (2006–2013).
2011–2015
In 2011, Adam Harrington tried on the image of Steve Mason, one of the characters in the crime comedy Jill Cates Jr. "Lucky". Played Ethan Conant, a former member of the circle of witches in nine episodes of the teenage fantasy drama Andrew Miller's Secret Circle (2011–2012), reincarnated as Brad Melville in one episode of ABC Castle’s police drama (2009–2016) and in Agent Owen York in six episodes of the medical drama Josh Berman and Rob Wright's The Mafia Doctor (2012)
In 2012 and 2013, Adam Harrington played Ronald Basderick in the police drama Crime Scene: Las Vegas (2000–2015).
In the role of Bartholomew, he appeared in two episodes of Eric Kripke’s mystical drama Supernatural (2005- n.a.)
Carlyle's lawyer, he played in four episodes of the comedy series "Until death is beautiful" (2009–2014)
And in 2015, he voiced the drug dealer Tyson Letchford in the Battlefield: Hardline video game.
