Chris Devlin
Acting 29 credits
Biography
Chris Devlin works in acting. Archytele tracks 29 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Double Exposure
BEEFUnPrisoned
ImmanenceWei-Lai
The Upshaws
Good Trouble
9-1-1Hometown KillerNanny Killer
Deadly Exposé
Chasing the DevilHelen Alone
The Adventures of Sheriff Kid McLain
ShamelessWorkaholics
The Warm-Up Guy
Dark Blue
IndyfansThe Morgue
Mad MenThe Anna Nicole Smith StoryHERs
Time Bomb
Without a TraceWindtalkers
Angel
The Big Fall
The Nanny
Full Filmography
29 titles- Double Exposure (2024) as Officer Warner
- BEEF (2023) as Billy
- UnPrisoned (2023) as Jeffrey
- Immanence (2022) as Priest
- Wei-Lai (2022) as Mr. Francis
- The Upshaws (2021) as Councilman Stevens
- Good Trouble (2019) as Patrick
- 9-1-1 (2018) as Sheriff Hayes
- Hometown Killer (2018) as Detective Miller
- Nanny Killer (2018) as Donovan (as Christopher Devlin)
- Deadly Exposé (2017) as Dr. Tom Bergson
- Chasing the Devil (2014) as Mr. Tynan
- Helen Alone (2014) as Chris
- The Adventures of Sheriff Kid McLain (2013) as Sheriff Kid McLain
- Shameless (2011) as Jones
- Workaholics (2011) as Fireman
- The Warm-Up Guy (2010) as Ralphie Little
- Dark Blue (2009) as Ted Malnik
- Indyfans (2008) as Self
- The Morgue (2008) as Peter
- Mad Men (2007) as Actor
- The Anna Nicole Smith Story (2007) as Howard K. Stern
- HERs (2007)
- Time Bomb (2006) as FBI Bomb Tech #1 (as Christopher Devlin)
- Without a Trace (2002) as Aaron Howe
- Windtalkers (2002) as Code Instructor Sergeant
- Angel (1999) as Holtzian Man
- The Big Fall (1997) as Teenager / The Kid
- The Nanny (1993) as Officer
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Chris Devlin best known for?
Chris Devlin is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including BEEF (2023), The Upshaws (2021), Good Trouble (2019), 9-1-1 (2018).
How many credits does Chris Devlin have?
Chris Devlin has accumulated over 29 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1993 to 2024.