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Ian Nelson (actor, born 1982)

Ian Paul Nelson (born September 5, 1982) is an American actor. He is best known for his roles as Brian in Keith and Brady Carter in What Goes On.

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Personal life

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Ian is the founder and executive producer of Bubba's Chop Shop, an award-winning post-production studio located in Burbank, California.[1]

Nelson and actress/singer Skyler Day announced their engagement on December 11, 2015.[2] Nelson and Day married in Camarillo, California on September 30, 2017.[3] The couple had their first child in December 2024.[4]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Film Role Notes
2001 The Ketchup Conspiracy Street Passerby #3 / Rollerblade Kid Short film
2003 Natural Selection Angelo Short film
2006 Heavens Fall Lester Carter
2007 Bratz Dylan
2008 Dakota Skye Jonah
2008 Keith Brian
2008 Legacy James Direct to video; also known as Pretty Little Devils
2012 K-11 Rookie Harris
2013 All I Want for Christmas Ian
2014 Barefoot Jerry
2015 Lure Boyfriend Short film

Television

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Year TV series Role Notes
2002 Home of the Brave Randy Television film
2004 Cold Case Gary Cardiff Episode: "Resolutions"
2004 7th Heaven Monty Episodes: "Vote" & "Why Not Me?"
2007 What Goes On Brady Carter Recurring role, 10 episodes[5] (main role)
2008 Ghost Whisperer Bruce Waters Episode: "Horror Show"
2008 True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet Eli Walsh Television film
2008 Private Practice Kirk Jensen Episode: "Equal & Opposite"
2010 Night and Day Eric Graham Television film
2010 Castle Troy Kenworth Episode: "Punked"
2011 NCIS: Los Angeles Patrick Quade Episode: "Higher Power"

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