DC Douglas: Character Actor

On-Camera Actor: Film, Television & Soap Operas

D.C. Douglas is a Los Angeles-based character actor with an extensive on-camera resume spanning network sitcoms, procedural dramas, daytime soaps, and cult-favorite indie films.

D.C. Douglas: Film & Television Character Actor

D.C. Douglas is a Los Angeles-based character actor with four decades of on-camera credits across network television, cable, daytime drama, feature films, and independent productions.

At 6’2″, with a resonant voice and a talent for shifting between menace, authority, eccentricity, and dry comedy, D.C. has played everything from killers and corrupt officials to exhausted fathers, military figures, executives, detectives, and men who probably should not be trusted with the launch codes.

Film & TV Demo Reel

The reel above features selected work from D.C.’s television, feature-film, and independent-film career. Use the playlist menu to view additional scenes, dramatic performances, comedy, television appearances, soaps, short films, and cult-movie moments.

D.C. brings extensive professional experience to the set, along with strong memorization skills, technical reliability, and the ability to adjust quickly without losing the character. He has been acting professionally since 1985 and is equally comfortable carrying a substantial dramatic scene or arriving briefly to make the audience wonder what the hell just happened.

Selected Television Credits

D.C.’s television work includes a recurring role as D.C. on NBC’s Boston Common and a three-episode arc as Pa Kettle on Syfy’s Z Nation.

Additional television appearances include:

• CSI: Vegas
• Star Trek: Enterprise
• 24
• NCIS
• Criminal Minds
• Castle
• ER
• NYPD Blue
• Without a Trace
• Workaholics
• 2 Broke Girls
• Charmed

His television roles have ranged from procedural suspects and authority figures to comic supporting characters, troubled professionals, and the occasional deeply questionable human being.

Feature Films and Independent Projects

D.C.’s film credits include network thrillers, independent features, horror, science fiction, comedy, and the proudly unpredictable catalog of The Asylum.

Selected feature-film credits include:

• The Killer in My Backyard
• Killer Stepmom
• Drowning in Secrets
• Sharknado 2
• Titanic II
• Isle of the Dead
• Aquarium of the Dead
• Apocalypse Kiss
• Labor Pains
• Smartass
• Helen Alone

He has worked opposite performers including Joey King, Lindsay Lohan, Lance Henriksen, Joey Lawrence, Priscilla Barnes, and Tom Arnold.

Daytime Television

D.C. has made more than 25 appearances across major daytime dramas, including six different roles on The Bold and the Beautiful over approximately two decades.

His soap credits also include:

• The Young and the Restless
• Days of Our Lives
• The Young and the Restless: Restless Style
• The Bay

Daytime production strengthened the skills that remain central to his work: learning substantial material quickly, making decisive character choices, and delivering under demanding production schedules.

A Familiar Voice With an On-Camera Career

Many viewers first recognize D.C. through his voice work as Albert Wesker in nine Resident Evil games, Legion in Mass Effect, Rayvis in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, or Yoshikage Kira in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.

That work has built an international fan base, but it represents only one side of his career. Long before the sunglasses, killer robots, alien warriors, and anime villains, D.C. was appearing on camera in television, film, theatre, commercials, and daytime drama.

The voice may be familiar. The face has been getting into trouble for considerably longer.

Casting and Professional Materials

Casting directors, producers, managers, and agents can view D.C.’s complete résumé, current headshots, production stills, individual scenes, and extended demo material through the links below.

D.C. is based in Los Angeles and is available for film, television, streaming, commercial, voice-over, and independent productions.

— TSG Management