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Alexander DiPersia

Acting 15 credits
15
Total Credits
2018
19 Years Career Span
6
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Alexander DiPersia works in acting. Archytele tracks 15 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Known for

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

as DJ Tall-K
Film

Hitman

as Scott Pendleton
Film

Tom Horn

as Jeremy

NCIS: New Orleans

as Vlad Stahl
Film

I Am Legend

as Male Evacuee
Film

Lights Out

as Bret

Frequent co-stars

Will Smith 1 shared title
Alice Braga 1 shared title
Charlie Tahan 1 shared title
Dash Mihok 1 shared title
Salli Richardson-Whitfield 1 shared title
Willow Smith 1 shared title
Emma Thompson 1 shared title
Darrell Foster 1 shared title
Joanna Numata 1 shared title
Samuel Glen 1 shared title

Career timeline

Eve
Lights OutDream Girl
Forever
NCIS: New Orleans
Lovestruck: The Musical
Hemingway
The Perfect Student
Melrose PlaceThorns
90210An American Carol
I Am Legend
CSI: Miami
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

Full Filmography

15 titles
  • CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000) as DJ Tall-K
  • CSI: Miami (2002) as Scott Pendleton
  • 90210 (2008) as Jeremy
  • NCIS: New Orleans (2014) as Vlad Stahl
  • I Am Legend (2007) as Male Evacuee
  • Lights Out (2016) as Bret
  • Melrose Place (2009) as Agent #1
  • An American Carol (2008) as Rehearsal Actor
  • Lovestruck: The Musical (2013) as Marco Vitturi
  • The Perfect Student (2011) as Jake
  • Dream Girl (2016) as Alex
  • Forever (2015) as Zach
  • Hemingway (2012) as Michell Hemingway
  • Thorns (2009) as Lucretius
  • Eve (2018) as Emmett

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Alexander DiPersia best known for?

Alexander DiPersia is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000), Hitman (2007), Tom Horn (1980), NCIS: New Orleans (2014).

How many credits does Alexander DiPersia have?

Alexander DiPersia has accumulated over 15 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2000 to 2018.