Aaron Angus, a multifaceted individual, was born in Suffolk, Virginia, and spent his formative years in three major cities in Brazil, where the language barrier necessitated an extensive exposure to movies. This cinematic influence would lay the foundation for his burgeoning passion for film, which would eventually translate into a pursuit of acting in school.
Although school only offered a degree in theater at the time, Aaron Angus opted for a degree in illustration, a decision that would ultimately prove beneficial in his future endeavors. As Virginia began to gain recognition as a prime filming location, Aaron's interest in acting resurfaced, and he was able to explore this creative outlet.
Throughout his career, Aaron Angus has been involved in a variety of projects, including the critically acclaimed series John Adams, VCU Cinema's thought-provoking film The Persistsnce of Everything, Lincoln, the American Experience: Abolitionists, and AMC's historical drama Turn. He continues to work on the latter, a testament to his dedication and passion for his craft.
In addition to his television work, Aaron Angus has also made his mark in the film industry, securing his first speaking role in the indie movie Finding Alyce, a 1970s-set drama that drew inspiration from the performances of Brad Pitt in True Romance, Rory Cochrane in Dazed and Confused, and Mitch Hedberg.
