Episode 14 - BRENDAN CONNOR

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Brendan Connor

​"Being successful is largely about relationships that you cultivate with people...It's a business and people have to be reminded of who you are and you have to reach out to people...Life's short, the business is small, and your attitude has to be as on point as your acting has to be."

 

Meet Brendan Connor, a New York City based SAG film and television actor whose IMDb credits include Spider Man-2, Mike and Molly, NCIS, The Blacklist, Mad Men, the X files, and much much more. He also co-wrote and co-starred in the hit play "Who Killed Woody Allen?". 


Find out more about Brendan -
Brendan's IMDb page
Brendan's Youtube Channel
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