Dustin Tucker
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Dustin Tucker

Dustin Tucker is an American actor, producer, and musician, born on May 15, 1979, in Amarillo, Texas. He attended the Interlochen Arts Academy, where he studied acting, stage design, directing, and stage management. After graduating, he moved to New York at age eighteen to pursue an acting career, bypassing college to begin working immediately, which included an internship with the Williamstown Theatre Festival. For two decades, he built a career primarily in regional theatre across the country, with notable credits including Broadway's The Rainmaker and numerous productions with the Theater at Monmouth and Portland Stage Company, where he is an Affiliate Artist and a proud member of Actor's Equity Association. In more recent years, Tucker has shifted focus to film and television, booking roles in major productions like Patriots Day, Chappaquiddick, Spenser Confidential, The Unholy, and appearing as Pastor Brian in the Showtime series Dexter: New Blood. His film credits also include the Academy Award-nominated movies The Holdovers and American Fiction. In addition to acting, Tucker is a talented songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist whose music blends rock, soul/R&B, and groove-based pop/alternative styles. He released his debut solo album, Figurine, in 2020. He is a founding member, lead singer, and guitar player for the popular Montana-based Pink Floyd tribute band, Pinky and the Floyd, and was previously in the band Golden Grenade. Furthermore, he works as an audiobook narrator and has extensive experience in graphic design, content management, social media, video, and photography, notably working for Music Villa in Bozeman, Montana, for over 16 years. He currently resides in Maine with his husband and their son.

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