Brett DelBuono

Brett DelBuono is an American actor who began performing in theater while growing up in Massachusetts, after being born in Connecticut. He appeared with the Westborough Players Group, the Wachusett Theater Company and the Foothills Theater Company, playing stage classics such as Oliver and The King and I. At 10 he landed his first feature, the Independent Spirit Award winning Freedom Park, followed by the short film The Casket. He starred opposite Rosario Dawson in the New York City production of This Revolution (2005), which took him to the Sundance Film Festival, and his first non-indie feature was Balls of Fury (2007), with Christopher Walken. Later films included Let Me In (2010), directed by Matt Reeves. On television he had a guest role on NBC's Kidnapped, a recurring part on FOX's The Winner and a two-year series regular role on A&E's The Cleaner, then guest starred on NCIS: LA, Private Practice, House and CSI: Miami.