Evan Ellingson

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Evan Taylor Ellingson (born 1 July 1988 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actor.

Evan Ellingson grew up in La Verne, California with his three brothers. He is an active sports enthusiast/extremist, who enjoys surfing, snowboarding, skating and currently is exploring mountain climbing and scuba diving. He is currently competing with a local Paint Ball Team and Computer gaming team. In fact it was Evan's love of sports that put him on the road to stardom. At ten, Evan was discovered at a skate park and was asked to skate for the Vans PeeWee team and to do a commercial for the Vans Company.^{[citation needed]}

Evan landed a guest spot on MAD TV, and then a regular role on the FOX sitcom "Titus." In 2004, Evan was chosen to play "Kyle Savage," one of 5 teenage sons being raised by single dad Keith Carradine in the Mel Gibson produced ABC sitcom "Complete Savages." Following that, he played Camryn Manheim's son "Arlo" in a pilot the WB was producing for the former "Practice" star in 2005. Evan now has a new tv show named "A Boys Life" on TBS and a role on 24. He bears a striking resemblance to a young Kurt Russell.[2]

[edit] Filmography

MOVIES

Letters from Iwo Jima (2006) as "Kid" Marine
Walk the Talk (2006) as Roy Naybor
The Bondage (2005) as Mark Edwards
Confession (2005) as Benjamin Givens
Rules of the Game (2003) as Adam
All Your Difference (2003) as Joseph
Time Changer (2002) as Roger
Living in Fear (2001) as Young Chuck at 12
The Gristle (2001) as Alden Boy

TELEVISION

24 (TV Series) (2007, Season 6) as Josh
Boys Life (2006) as Derek
Bones (2005) as David Cook in "A Boy in A Bush"
Untitled Camryn Manheim Pilot (2005) as Arlo
Complete Savages (2004-2005) as Kyle Savage
MADtv (2002) as Church Camp Boy in "Episode: #8.3"
That Was Then (2002) unknown part in "A Rock and a Head Case"
The Nick Cannon Show (2002) as Transportation Friend in "Episode: #2.1"
Titus (TV Series) (2001-2002) as 10 year old Titus for 8 episodes
General Hospital (2000) as young Luke Spencer in the episode dated November 5, 2001
Mad TV (2000) as Cody Gifford in "Episode: #6.1"