Noel Fisher

Noel Fisher has become one of the entertainment industry's most sought after and versatile performers, bringing to life memorable characters on the big and small screens.

Fisher appeared in the blockbuster Columbia feature film Battle: Los Angeles, with his portrayal of rookie Marine Pfc. Shaun Lenihan, opposite Aaron Eckhart.  On television, Fisher became regular as Mickey Milkovich, opposite William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum, on the hit Showtime series "Shameless." In May 2012, Fisher was seen in the record-breaking History Channel miniseries "Hatfields & McCoys" as Ellison 'Cotton Top' Mounts, opposite Kevin Costner and Bill Paxton.  Its Memorial Day debut drew 13.9 million viewers, a new high for an entertainment show on ad-supported cable TV.

Originally from Vancouver, British Columbia, Fisher has been steadily gaining momentum as an actor since he was 14-yearsold.  His very first role was in the TV movie "The Sheldon Kennedy Story" for CBC in 1999.  The part landed Fisher his first GEMINI nomination, (the Canadian equivalent to the U.S. Primetime Emmy® Awards) which was followed with a second nomination for his work on the hit Canadian series "Godiva's" (2005-2006).

He has also made his mark in television, appearing on top series such as CBS's "Two and a Half Men," "The Mentalist," and "Medium," a recurring role on NBC's "Law and Order: SVU," Showtime's "Huff," and FOX's "Bones."

In 2008, he went to Sundance with the independent film RED, alongside Brian Cox.  2010 was a stand out year for Fisher, as he was seen in the HBO nominated miniseries "The Pacific," the follow up to the hit miniseries "Band of Brothers."  His other television credits include solid performances in FOX's "Lie to Me," FX's "Terriers," CBS's "Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior" and TNT's "Dark Blue."  Audiences may best remember Fisher from his breakout performance in the critically acclaimed FX series "The Riches," portraying Cal, the conniving and clever son of Eddie Izzard and Mini Driver.

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