Donald James "D.J." Morrison, a seasoned United States Marine Corps veteran, hails from Boise, Idaho, where his athletic prowess shone bright in basketball, baseball, and snow skiing. His passion for racing motocross began at 17, and he spent several seasons competing in street stock cars. After relocating to Texas in 2004, Morrison made his film debut as a stunt performer in the historical war drama The Alamo.
Three years later, he took his first acting role in the action film short Ride to Live, which he also wrote, directed, and starred in. Morrison's subsequent appearances included the war drama Stop-Loss and the television series Friday Night Lights. In 2010, he joined the cast of Machete, starring alongside Danny Trejo.
Morrison then went on to appear in the second and third seasons of Revolution, followed by film shorts such as Come with Me and Rain. His credits also include the horror film The Emeryville Experiments and Chinaman Wu-Ping: Stranger Out of Canton.
In addition to his film and television work, Morrison has lent his talents to numerous television commercials, representing prominent brands like Budweiser, Arby's, Chevrolet, Tide, Advanced Auto Parts, and Ram Truck. As a skilled stunt performer, Morrison has served as the stunt double for Steve Monroe, solidifying his reputation as a versatile and accomplished professional in the entertainment industry.
