Dylan Arnold’s 10 Best Movies and TV Shows

Dylan Arnold is a relative newcomer to the entertainment industry. Although he has been active in the industry professionally since 2010, most of his early work is in short films that are not available to the general public. 2012 was his big break with the movie Fat kid rules the world After attending the University of North Carolina’s School of Arts.

It’s only in the last few years that Arnold has found himself in projects that can really propel his career forward. He has been in some of the most popular Netflix movies and TV shows of recent years. Recently, he also appeared in an AppleTV + series and has more short films on the way, but these are the best projects of his career so far.

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The Aftermath Movies (2019, 2020)

Like Noah

Many film fans will believe that the yet Movies are terrible. While they may not encapsulate the best romance arc on screen, they have provided all the cast involved in them with some tremendous exposure. These movies are incredibly popular on Netflix and have legions of fans, which means even if critics give one of these movies a 12% on review aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes, audiences give it a 93%.

Arnold is only in two of the movies, yet And After we collidedLike Noah. The main love story revolves around Tessa and Hardin whose ups and downs span four movies. Noah is Tessa’s ex-boyfriend. Although he is not as full of characters in the movies, Arnold playing Noah allows casting directors and audiences to see that he was in a very popular movie series.

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Lagies (2014)

Like Patrick

Arnold plays a supporting role in Lagies To the leading roles of Kiera Knightley and Chloe Grace Moretz. Knightley stars as a young woman who experiences a quarter-life crisis when her boyfriend asks her to marry him – and elope. She lies to him, saying she’ll be away working for a week, and meets with Moretz’s teenage character, buys alcohol for her and her friends, and agrees to meet her mother for a counseling session.

The two become friends, despite the age difference between them, and Knightley’s lost young wife even stays with the teenager and her single father for a week. Arnold plays one of the teenage friends in the movie. He embodies a relatively typical teenager while Knightley and Moretz get to showcase more emotional, if understated, work.

Lagies won the Audience Award at the Tacoma Film Festival.

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Lady in the Lake (2024)

Like Stephen Zawadzkie

Lady in the Lake is one of Arnold’s most recent projects. The miniseries was made exclusively for AppleTV+. Again, Arnold plays a supporting role to a strong performance by more experienced actors. In this case, the actors are Natalie Portman and Moses Ingram in the leading roles.

Portman and Ingram play two women whose lives converge when a murder investigation upends their community. Arnold’s Stephen is someone interviewed by Portman’s journalist while he is in a psychiatric care facility. It’s very different from most of the roles Arnold has played in the past, allowing him to really get to stretch his acting range and portray someone the audience will find uncomfortable.

His character is not the villain of the show, but he plays Steven as someone the audience can’t fully trust, someone who is always guarded.

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Halloween Franchise (2018, 2021)

Like Cameron Elm

When news of Halloween Movies that acted as sequels to the original movies came, fans were skeptical. Halloween Has been rebooted or negated movies in its own franchise several times. The 2018 Halloween and 2021 Halloween Kills, however, proved to be incredibly popular. Arnold appeared in the movies as Cameron, the boyfriend of Laurie Strode’s granddaughter Alison.

Arnold is very much the horror movie archetype of the popular guy in the movies. Although he seems charming and loyal to Alison at first, he also kisses another girl at a dance and is so drunk and angry when confronted that he throws Alison’s phone away and ignores how hurt she is. He also joins an angry crowd to hunt for Michael once it is clear that he is back and killing people in town.

The Halloween The movie isn’t a huge stretch for Arnold’s acting abilities, but it sure is fun, allowing him to play in a different genre. It is also one of his most popular movies.

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When We Rise (2017)

Like young Gilbert Baker

While most actors get their first professional job in television before movies, Arnold goes in the opposite direction. He had roles in several movies and short films before landing his first television role in the miniseries When we rise.

The series centers around the history of LGBT+ advocacy in the United States. It begins in the 1970s and runs through the 2010s, examining many of these landmark moments and the work it took to make them happen. Because the show has a huge ensemble cast, not every actor who appears in it gets a huge impact. Arnold is only in one episode as the younger Gilbert Baker, the activist who would go on to create the rainbow flag.

Combined with the performances of the actors, the miniseries also used archive footage to depict real events. The series won the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Television Movie or Limited Series after its premiere.

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Mudbound (2017)

Like Carl Atwood

Mud is one of Arnold’s top-rated movies on both the Internet Movie Database and Rotten Tomatoes (both critics and audiences). Like many of Arnold’s best projects, Mud is a historical drama. The movie was inspired by the 2008 novel of the same name.

The movie follows two World War II veterans as they return home to Mississippi and deal with racism and PTSD. It offers very different experiences even though one of the veterans is white and the other is black. Arnold does not play any of the veterans, but a man who works on a farm.

Carl Atwood is racist, an alcoholic and violent with his wife. He is also desperate to keep his job. He is a picture of exactly what a desperate white man in 1940s Mississippi would be, and Arnold plays him superbly, encouraging the audience to dislike him immediately.

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you (2021)

Like Theo in episode 9

you Explore what it’s like to have a stalker and killer among everyday people. While the show centers on Joe (Penn Badgley) and his obsessions as well as his attempts to cover up his misdeeds, each season features new characters. Arnold is only in the third season of the series as one of the new characters.

Theo is a college student who doesn’t have the best relationship with his father. Theo tends to mask his feelings with substance use. He is pious so he notices things that others cannot. Theo also has an affair with love and she tries to kill him. All this means that The role is one of the best Arnold has played in his career so far. It just so happens to be on one of the most popular Netflix shows of the last few years.

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Nashville (2018)

As Twig Wiseki in 8 episodes

in NashvilleMost of the big characters are the singers of the series. The show was initially built around the rivalry between an established country singer and an up-and-coming country-pop star. As the show progressed, however, more musicians were added to the show and more relationships were explored.

One of these is the relationship between Maddy (the daughter of the original main character) and those she meets in the industry in the final season. While she briefly dates another singer/actor, she ends up in a relationship with Twig in the final stretch of the show. Twig is a regular guy who is a bit hyperactive, but also very responsible since he is responsible for his younger siblings.

Arnold makes this character both youthful and mature at the same time. His time on the show, however, was short-lived since he only appeared on the final season of Nashville.

Nashville Was nominated for multiple Emmys and Golden Globes.

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Dysfluency (2021)

Like Jordan

Dysfluency was originally born as a short film in 2018 that Arnold appeared in. Although the name of his character changes from the original short to the feature, the idea of ​​the film remains the same.

Jane (Libe Barer) appears in both the short and the film as a young woman whose final year of college is interrupted by her trauma. She returns home to rest and deal with the results of her trauma. While there, she reconnects with her childhood friends, which includes Arnold as well as her longtime crush, Jordan. Arnold plays the role with an honesty and sincerity, which is necessary in drama.

When it comes to fan ratings and review sites, Dysfluency is actually Arnold’s highest rated project. It earned numerous nominations and awards throughout the film festival circuit, including the Jury Prize at the Austin Film Festival.

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Oppenheimer (2023)

Like Frank Oppenheimer

Although Dysfluency is Arnold’s most critically acclaimed project, Oppenheimer is the kind of movie that will likely be one of the most impressive in his catalog for years to come. Oppenheimer Recounts the work of the title man on the Manhattan Project during World War II. Arnold plays the younger brother of the titular character, who also worked on the project.

While Arnold’s role in the movie may not be the one most people will remember, the film boasts an impressive ensemble. It can hardly be expected that every member of this huge cast will end up at the forefront of the movie.

Oppenheimer is the most lauded overall of the projects Dylan Arnold It earned over 300 nominations across award shows, critics circles, and guilds that work in the entertainment industry. Of the nominations, it won 193 of them, including seven Academy Awards.