Clifton Dunn

Clifton Dunn, a native of San Diego, California, discovered his passion for the performing arts during high school, captivated by the sound of his uncle's laughter resonating from the audience. This early experience led him to pursue a BFA in Acting from Boston University, complemented by training at the prestigious London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA).

Upon graduating, Clifton quickly made his mark in the theater world with standout roles in classic productions such as Macbeth and Richard II. However, his career took a turn as he transitioned to film and television, securing a range of notable roles. His recent television appearances include shows like Ways and Means on CBS, Almost Family on FOX, Difficult People on Hulu, and The Detour on TBS. Additionally, he has showcased his talent in films like Terrifier, available on Netflix, and The Paper Store, which can be found on Amazon.

Outside of his acting endeavors, Clifton embraces the vibrant culture of New York City, where he enjoys surfing year-round, writing screenplays, and spending quality time with his beloved cat, Jack. His diverse skill set and dedication to his craft continue to shape his evolving career in the entertainment industry.