Brian was born on March 13th in a small town in Pennsylvania, where he was the oldest of six half-siblings. His early life was marked by a series of unfortunate events that led to a stint in a foster home, but he was eventually reunited with his mother and siblings and the family relocated to Belleville, New Jersey.
As a teenager, Brian developed a passion for sports, excelling in football and weight training, although he struggled to connect with his peers in school. It wasn't until his senior year, when he landed the role of "Kenickie" in the school play "Grease", that he discovered his true calling in acting.
After completing his Bachelor's degree at Kean College, Brian pursued a career in acting, enrolling in classes at H.B. Studios in New York City. He studied under the tutelage of renowned instructors such as Sanford Morris, Michael Beckett, and Jack Garfein, as well as Brad Calcaterra at "The Studio".
Brian's early success was marked by appearances in national television commercials, off-Broadway theater, and as a fitness model. He went on to perform in numerous off-Broadway plays and feature films, including the 1994 film "The Cowboy Way", which starred Woody Harrelson and Kiefer Sutherland.
In addition to his acting career, Brian is also a writer and producer. He co-wrote the screenplay, played the lead role, and produced the 2016 film "Aponi", and in 2019, he produced and appeared in the documentary "Chippendales off the Cuff".
Throughout his career, Brian has demonstrated his versatility as an actor, taking on a wide range of roles, from a drug pusher in "Long Shot Louie" to a detective in "Aponi", and even the iconic character of Jonathan Wayne in the TV show "Gotham". His dedication to his craft and ability to fully immerse himself in each role have earned him a reputation as a talented and committed actor.
