16 Facts About Chase Coleman

Chase Coleman was born on March 20,1985 and is an American actor, director, and musician.

Chase Coleman was born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and raised in Monroe, Louisiana.

Chase Coleman attended Grace Episcopal School for elementary and junior high education and graduated from St Frederick Catholic High School.

However, not long after starting college, Chase Coleman became interested in acting.

Chase Coleman began performing with the Straus Community Theater and the Theater of the University of Louisiana at Monroe.

Chase Coleman was invited to Dallas to compete at the Mike Beaty Model and Talent Expo.

Chase Coleman was then discovered by talent manager Suzanne Schachter and was invited to go to New York City to test the market for the summer.

Chase Coleman has had many starring and supporting roles in numerous independent films such as New York City Serenade, Catahoula, One Night Stand, Halloween Season, Grill Check, God Don't Make the Laws, The Halls of Montezuma, Warehouse Rumble, Mama, 8:46, Roses, Cloak and Dagger, The J Packages, Pop Up, and Love Hunter.

Chase Coleman played the lead of Andrew in the off-Broadway play My Big Gay Italian Wedding.

In 2010, Chase Coleman won the Screen Actors Guild Award for "Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series," for his role on Boardwalk Empire.

Chase Coleman was then cast as Dr Dane Sullivan in the web series In Between Men.

Chase Coleman founded the production company Bloodstone Productions and created the short film Into the Rose Garden that he wrote, directed, and starred in.

In 2014, Chase Coleman was cast as the werewolf Oliver on the hit TV show The Originals, the popular spin-off show of The Vampire Diaries.

Later in 2016, Chase Coleman landed a guest-starring role on the NBC series Aquarius as Terry Melcher, a character that spanned three episodes.

Currently, Chase Coleman is appearing globally at several fan conventions developed for The Vampire Diaries and The Originals, both as a guest star and musician.

In 2014, while guest-starring in the fan convention circuit, Chase Coleman began playing music acoustically for the audience; he covered mainstream music as well as singing original songs he had written.