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- He’s not a fan of social media! Trey‘s Instagram bio says, “I hate doing this, but I’m told it’s important for work.” Clearly he’s not a fan of posting on the social media app, but is keeping his page active to support his career and connect with his fans.
- He’s a model! You can check out his modeling page at this link. It has so many great photos from his modeling days and lists all of his stats, including his height at 6’3″, his hair being black, and his eyes being green.
- He shares a manager with Gary Oldman! Trey is managed by Douglas Management Group, who only represent three people, according to IMDbPro: him, Gary Oldman, and Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan.
- He loves dogs! Trey has posted many photos of his Bernese Mountain dog to his Instagram, though the last post was over two years ago. You can see that cute photo below.
Dec 5, 2020 · Actor Trey Tucker ('The Space Between Us') joins Jim Alexander on Reel Talker. Trey discusses his role and working on the sci-fi thriller 'What Lies Below'. ...
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Trey Tucker. Actor: The Space Between Us. Trey Tucker is known for The Space Between Us (2017), A Midwestern Methamphetamine Fairytale (2017) and The Outpost (2019).
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9,711 Followers, 1,746 Following, 351 Posts - Trey Tucker (@treytucker) on Instagram: "I hate doing this, but I'm told it's important for work."
#WhatLiesBelow #InterviewsWhat Lies Below is a mystery thriller about a 16 year-old girl who returns home from camp and learns that her mother has a new boyf...
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Dec 6, 2020 · Trey Tucker talks about his role as John Smith, a mysterious boyfriend in a horror film, and his co-stars Mena Suvari and Ema Horvath. He reveals how he created his character's backstory and how he developed chemistry with his co-stars.
Apr 6, 2021 · Learn 10 facts about Trey Tucker, who plays John Smith in What Lies Below, the number one movie on Netflix. Find out his height, his manager, his dog, his favorite scene, and more.
