Arvin Brown

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May 24, 1940

Los Angeles, California, USA

Originating from L.A., Arvin Brown has made significant contributions to both theater and television directing. His journey began on stage with notable productions such as "Hay Fever." The mid-1970s marked a breakthrough period when Brown received consecutive Tony nominations for his work on "The National Health" and "Ah, Wilderness." Transitioning to film, Brown directed the 1976 horror-thriller "Diary of the Dead." Despite its limited reception, this experience propelled him back to theater throughout the 1980s. His television career flourished from the late 1990s onwards, with memorable episodes for series like "Party of Five" and "Dawson's Creek." Brown found particular acclaim in crime dramas during the 2000s, contributing to shows like "The Practice" and "Leverage."

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Top-Rated Films by Arvin Brown

Watchlist Just Ask My Children - 68%

Watchlist Open House - 41%

Watchlist Change of Heart - 18%

Watchlist Diary of the Dead - 45%

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Arvin Brown appears in various roles across notable productions including NCIS: New Orleans.

NCIS: New Orleans, Arvin Brown, 'It Happened Last Night', Season 1, Ep. #5, 10/21/2014, ©CBS

NCIS: New Orleans, 'It Happened Last Night', Season 1, Ep. #5, 10/21/2014, ©CBS

NCIS: New Orleans, 'It Happened Last Night', Season 1, Ep. #5, 10/21/2014, ©CBS

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Filmography

Directed films such as "Blessings" (2003), "Open House" (2003), "Just Ask My Children" (2001), "Change of Heart" (1998), and "Diary of the Dead" (1976).

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