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Revision as of 14:29, 8 January 2013


Patrick Brennan (born December 25, 1972 as Patrick Oliver Lampson) is the actor who plays Liam in Breaking Dawn - Part 2.

He is the son of Eileen Brennan, the Emmy Winner/Academy Award nominee.

Biography

The son of Academy Award Nominee Eileen Brennan. Patrick starred in the Los Angeles theatrical productions of 2003's" Blackout" Directed by Bobby Moresco, and 2004/2005 "White Man Christmas" directed by Academy Award Winner Ernest Thonpson. He has been married twice and has 3 children to his first wife.

Patrick played College Basketball on a full scholarship. He enjoys recording Hip Hop music and has been featured as an artist on rapper Canibus' 2001 "C" True Hollywood Stories, and the film soundtrack for "Undisputed".[1]

Filmography

Films

Year Title Role Notes
2001 Palco & Hirsch John Tom's employee Credited as "Patrick Lampson"
2006 Time Capsule Adam's Father
10th & Wolf Night Manager at Pharmacy
2007 Take Incensed Man
2009 The Kings of Appletown Officer Johnson
2010 The Next Three Days Hospital Guard
2012 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 Liam

Television

Year Title Role Notes
2004 Half & Half Oscar TV series: 1 episode
2005 CSI: NY Brian Brocko TV series: 1 episode
2006 The Black Donnellys Earl TV series: 13 episodes
2008 Crash Timmy TV series: 1 episode

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