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Aidan Bristow is known for American Horror Story (2011), 9-1-1 (2018) and Hollywood (2020).
Aidan Bristow is known for American Horror Story (2011), 9-1-1 (2018) and Hollywood (2020).
Aidan Bristow was born on the 6th of June, 1986. He is best known for being a Movie Actor. He has worked beside Reservoir Dogs actor Michael Madsen previously. Aidan Bristow’s age is 38.
1,348 Followers, 632 Following, 5 Posts - Aidan Bristow (@aidanjbrist) on Instagram: "No rest for me in this world, perhaps in the next".
Aidan Bristow revealed the story behind his new psychological thriller, The Believer, in a new uInterview. “I play Lucas who’s married to Violet, played by Sophie Kargman, and when you meet this couple at the very beginning you see them trying to see if they can salvage their marriage,” Bristow told uInterview’s Erik Meers exclusively.
Apr 2, 2021 · For The Believer, Sophie Kargman and Aidan Bristow displayed their acting skills towards this mind-twisting movie. Kargman played the wife that confuses the husband with unusual and...
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Aidan Bristow is known as an Actor. Some of his work includes Angels & Demons, Dauntless: The Battle of Midway, Eat With Me, American Mummy, Strawberry Flavored Plastic, Alone We Fight, Badland, and 9-1-1.
Sep 13, 2020 · 'Sinfidelity' that stars Aidan Bristow as a psycho photographer who obsessively falls in love with a married woman, surely stands tall in that category. Right from being the nice guy who wants to win the lady, to his transformation into a psychopath, Bristow gave an amazing performance.
Sep 14, 2020 · Aidan Bristow went to the College of William & Mary where he studied finance and successfully got a job offer from JP Morgan Chase, but his passion for acting landed him on the silver screens. Bristow has put together an impressive resume of feature films with promising TV talents such as Sally Kirkland, Michael Madsen, Sean Young ...
