Dave Annable

David Rodman Annable is an American actor. He was born on September 15, 1979, in Safin, New York Click to look into! >> Read More... , USA. Annable attended Valley Central High School and graduated in 1997. He studied at Plattsburgh College, State University of New York. There, he joined the student television network Plattsburgh State Television (PSTV) and worked behind the scenes and in the air. He has hosted many shows on PSTV, including Late Night with Dave Annable, Cardinal Sports, and Roommate Game.

In 2002, Annable made his debut through the NBC crime drama ‘Third Watch’. In 2004, Annable appeared in the movies ‘Little Black Book’ and ‘Spellbound’. In September 2005, Annable played Aaron Lewis in the Fox TV series Reunion. In 2006, Annable played the role of Justin Walker in the ABC TV series ‘Brothers and Sisters along with Calista Flockhart, Rachel Griffith, and Sally Field. In 2007, Annable was ranked 7th in People Magazine's annual list of sexiest men. In 2008, Annable won the Prism Award for Best Acting in a Multi-episode Storyline in the Drama category for his role in ‘Brothers and Sisters’.

In January 2012, Annable, along with Rachel Taylor, Vanessa Williams, and Robert Barkley, was confirmed as the male protagonist of the ABC supernatural series 666 Park Avenue. In 2014, Annable starred in the Fox series of Red Band Society, where he played the role of pediatric oncologist and surgeon Dr. Adam McAndrew. In 2016, he appeared with Melissa George Melissa George is an American-Australian actress b >> Read More... and Don Hany in the NBC medical drama ‘Heartbeat’ as Pierce Harris. In 2016, he played Teddy Grant in Fox's comedy series ‘Mick’ along with Kaitlin Olson. He played Billy next to his real wife Odette Annable Odette Juliete Annable (Yutsman before marriage) w >> Read More... in the free-form vacation film ‘No Sleep ‘Til Christmas’. In 2019, Annable played Dr. Ian Harris in the Netflix social thriller ‘What/If’. In 2020, he played Kirby in an episode of the NBC series ‘This Is Us’.