John Wells
- Known For
- Acting
- Active Years
- 2009–2026 (18 Years)
- Total Credits
- 41 credits in database
Biography
John Wells is an artist, musician, and actor who began his film career in 2006. Known for his dynamic versatility and immersive acting method, he has appeared in a variety of feature films across multiple genres. His television work includes a role as Patrick Henry in the FOX historical series Legends and Lies: The Patriots. He also received critical praise for his performance in the depression-era drama The Old Winter, where he was described as a tour de force. In 2015, Wells was honored with the Médaille d'Or for Outstanding Achievements. He maintains a notable following on social media platforms and holds 41 known acting credits according to industry records.
Career overview
John Wells is an artist, musician, and actor who began his film career in 2006. Throughout his career, he has been recognized for his dynamic versatility, immersive acting method, and dramatic presence on screen. He has appeared in a variety of feature films spanning a broad range of genres, earning acclaim for his performances and building a following on social media platforms.
In television, Wells portrayed the founding father Patrick Henry in the FOX historical series Legends and Lies: The Patriots. His work in film includes a performance in the depression-era drama The Old Winter, for which he was described by critics as a tour de force. In 2015, Wells received the Médaille d'Or for Outstanding Achievements. According to his professional records, he has accumulated 41 known acting credits.
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Full Filmography
41 titles- Resident Dead (2026) as Joe
- Learning You (2026) as Ty Smith
- Cursed Waters (2026) as Tiberius Shaw
- Devour (2026) as Rip
- Gabriella (2026) as Ian Jamison
- Jurassic Rampage (2026)
- Arena Wars (2024) as Luke Bender
- Devil's Knight (2024) as Sigurd
- Bag of Lies (2024) as Harold
- Home-less for the Holidays (2024) as Edmond Griffiths
- Unnatural (2024) as Sheriff Roddy Hawken
- Bermuda Island (2023) as Bruce
- Christmas Collision (2021) as Charles King
- They See You (2021) as Mabry King
- The Dark: Great Deceiver (2020) as Mike Swain
- Cadia: The World Within (2020) as Elza
- No More Darkness, No More Light (2020) as Mason
- The Whittler (2020) as Ken Smith
- One Must Fall (2018) as Dorian
- Loss Prevention (2018) as Christian Boland
- The Possessed (2017) as Dean
- Manifestation (2017) as Bob
- Rhonda Rides to Hell (2016) as Bledsoe
- A Soldier's Loss (2016) as (rumored)
- Legend of Dark Rider (2016) as Tezzin leader of the Hawks
- The Rangers (2016) as Prince Korlan Magan
- Peterson Park (2016) as Luke
- Thunder Lord (2016) as Dick Cockney
- Piranha Sharks (2014) as Wally
- The Lost Girls (2014) as Dimitri
- The Old Winter (2014) as Henry Lamb
- The Penny Dreadful Picture Show (2013) as Chauncy
- Hatfields and McCoys: Bad Blood (2012) as Valentine Hatfield
- Overtime (2012) as Max
- Swordbearer (2011) as Baliak Kel Mari
- Vacation Day (2009) as Joe Griffin
- A Family's Fury as Kain
- Alien Horde as Nova
- The Seer and the Sword as Therin
- The Wrestling Movie as River Steele
- Unnatural II: The Gates of Hell as Roddy Hawken
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is John Wells best known for?
John Wells is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Resident Dead (2026), Cursed Waters (2026), Devour (2026), Jurassic Rampage (2026).
How many credits does John Wells have?
John Wells has accumulated over 41 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2009 to 2026.
What is John Wells's background in cinema and television?
John Wells is an artist, musician, and actor who began his film career in 2006. Known for his dynamic versatility and immersive acting method, he has appeared in a variety of feature films across multiple genres. His television work includes a role as Patrick Henry in the FOX historical series Legends and Lies: The Pat...
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