Stafford Douglas

Stafford Douglas was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico on July 20th, 1991. He grew up in a creative family with a strong local theatre environment and fell in love with acting at an early age. Stafford began exploring film and television as a young adult and landed his first speaking roles on "This Must Be The Place" and on an episode of "In Plain Sight." Other television appearances include "Better Call Saul," "Longmire," "The Night Shift," and a recurring role on WGN America's historical drama "Manhattan." In 2014 he appeared as legendary outlaw Billy the Kid on the American Heroes Channel's docudrama miniseries, "Gunslingers." Recently he could be seen in a two episode guest arc on CBS' hit show "Criminal Minds," as well as a recurring role on Netflix's "Daybreak" with Matthew Broderick. Stafford can also be seen in a number of films, including "Independence Day: Resurgence" with Jeff Goldblum, "Gold" with Matthew McConaughey, "The Space Between Us" with Gary Oldman, and "Hostiles" with Christian Bale. He recently finished shooting "The Kid" with director Vincent D'Onofrio and stars Dane Dehaan and Ethan Hawke, as well as "News of the World" with Tom Hanks. Stafford is also a writer, having served as creator and showrunner of the mockumentary series "Thank You, 5", as well as co-writer of dark comedy shorts "Shotgun" and "Scary Finger." He is currently working on his first feature length script. Stafford is represented by Stewart Talent and Robert Stein Management in Los Angeles, and The O' Agency in New Mexico.