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Walt Sloan

Acting 21 credits
21
Total Credits
2008–2024
17 Years Career Span
3
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Walt Sloan works in acting. Archytele tracks 21 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Wreckless
Hell's Half Acre
Direct Son
Holy Trinity
ConradThe Nest
Market ValueNothing Like Thanksgiving
Beautiful BrookeFangs Vs Spurs
Critical NexusEpitaph: Bread and Salt
I Heart Shakey
ContagionThe DilemmaReturn to the Hiding Place
Death Angel December: Vengeance KillPlastic
DisgruntledOne Week

Full Filmography

21 titles
  • Wreckless (2024) as Ted
  • Hell's Half Acre (2023) as Reporter Don Sullivan
  • Direct Son (2022) as Al
  • Holy Trinity (2019) as Principal
  • Conrad (2018) as Rob McGregor
  • The Nest (2018) as Charlie
  • Market Value (2017) as Ted
  • Nothing Like Thanksgiving (2017) as Dr. Lickerman
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  • Beautiful Brooke (2016) as Ted
  • Fangs Vs Spurs (2016)
  • Critical Nexus (2013) as Parobek
  • Epitaph: Bread and Salt (2013) as Natas Talbane
  • I Heart Shakey (2012) as Board Member
  • Contagion (2011) as Hospital Physician (uncredited)
  • The Dilemma (2011) as Chrysler Employee (uncredited)
  • Return to the Hiding Place (2011) as Herman Poley
  • Death Angel December: Vengeance Kill (2010) as Detective Russell
  • Plastic (2010) as Captain Weston
  • Disgruntled (2008) as Walt
  • One Week (2008) as Brian
  • Wells as Jon

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Walt Sloan best known for?

Walt Sloan is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Critical Nexus (2013), Contagion (2011), The Dilemma (2011).

How many credits does Walt Sloan have?

Walt Sloan has accumulated over 21 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2008 to 2024.

Walt Sloan by the numbers

21credits
20films
1TV series
2008–2024active years

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