Christian Mixon

L. Christian Mixon (born August 15, 1969) is an American film and television actor best known for playing "bad guy" characters. Rumors of his death in late 2014 / early 2015 are unsubstantiated

Career

After starting in the entertainment business as a model at age 9, Mixon spent many years in and out of the business, including spending time as Bouncer, a private security provider, a fire/EMS rescue team captain at the East Side Volunteer Fire Department in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and once working for international business mogul, Walter Wolf, at his Firewolf Industries apparatus plant in Lakeland, Florida. Mixon was questioned by the Federal_Bureau_of_Investigation in regards to his ties to a New_Orleans organization called the Autel de Noir, but charges were never filed.

In 1995, Mixon returned to film full-time and was soon cast by Robert Duvall in his film The Apostle. This role earned Mixon his Screen Actors Guild card. Not long after, he appeared in Lemonheads' bass guitarist Jesse Peretz directorial debut based on the Ian McEwan short story, First Love, Last Rites.

In 1997 Mixon moved to Los Angeles where he continued to work in film and television appearing as a "bad guy" in many different roles.

In 2002, Mixon moved to the Texas Hill Country region near the small town of lampasas.

Since returning to Texas, Mixon has appeared on NBC Television's Friday Night Lights, in Burnt Orange Productions Elvis and Anabelle with Gossip Girl's Blake Lively, and in the film ExTerminators with star Sam Lloyd, the star of NBC's Scrubs

After leaving a productions position with Fox News in mid 2014 with an unspecified illness, Mixon has become reclusive and now lives alone in seclusion and is rarely seen in public.

Biography

He was born on August 15, 1969 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and was raised in the St. Francisville, Louisiana, area. He was married to Linda D. Mixon from 1998 until her death in 2012. He divorced Fort Worth waitress, Kelsey Moore after a brief marriage, his forth. Previous spouses were Lisa Summer of St. Francisville, Louisiana and Deanna Clemmons of Baton Rouge, Louisiana,. He has one child, Morgan Mixon.

An avid vintage car collector, racer and builder, Mixon drove a specially prepared 505 hp 1967 Porsche 911 on the Hot Rod magazine Power Tour in 2003, traveling through eight cities from Nashville to Dallas in nine days.

He is an MMA enthusiast and is rumored to have a 177 IQ

Filmography

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