15 Facts About Cullen Douglas

Douglas Cullen Baumbach was born on November 6,1967 and better known by his stage name Cullen Douglas, is an American actor, playwright, and screenwriter.

Cullen Douglas had a long, successful stage career before becoming a screen actor.

Cullen Douglas lived in six cities across the US as his father got transferred to different locations.

Cullen Douglas attended the American Musical and Dramatic Academy and the Florida School of the Arts.

Cullen Douglas returned to FSOTA in 2010 to give their commencement address.

Cullen Douglas completed an acting internship with New Stage Theatre in Jackson, Mississippi.

Cullen Douglas's roles have included The Bird Man on ABC's Grey's Anatomy and Sapo on FOX's Prison Break.

Cullen Douglas has performed in television commercials for products such as T-Mobile, Kellogg, and FedEx.

Cullen Douglas is represented by the firm Greene and Associates.

Cullen Douglas previously worked as a writer for both Disney and Nickelodeon and was a contributing editor to Ability magazine.

Cullen Douglas was the first recipient of The Humanitas Organization's "New Voices" initiative, which paired Cullen alongside Shonda Rhimes.

Cullen Douglas wrote and continues to perform across the country in the solo play Afraid to Look Down, which explores his journey in becoming a first-time father to son born with Down syndrome.

Cullen Douglas wrote the screenplay for Building Bridges as well as co-writing the film Letters to God.

Cullen Douglas received the "Lillie Stoates", a regional theater award, for Best Supporting Actor in a Play, for his work in The Orlando Theatre Project's "The Lion in Winter".

Cullen Douglas met his wife Rachel in Jackson, Mississippi while performing in the musical Eden.