Grover Coulson

Grover Coulson is an actor who began in Texas theater and later worked in film and television. Born in Hubbard, Texas, he studied theater at Tarrant County Jr. college before spending a decade at the Hip Pocket Theater, where he met writer and director Johnny Simons. That company was the first Texas theater group invited to the Edinburgh theater Festival in Scotland and the first theater company to appear at Queen Elizabeth Hall in London. His first professional live theater job came in In the Middle of Nowhere at Dallas's Theater Three, and he went on to work with the Dallas Theater Center, Jubilee Theater, Stage West Theater and Hip Pocket Theater. An agent helped him move into screen work, and his first television audition led to a role on Dallas opposite Larry Hagman. He later appeared in Peter Berg's Friday Night Lights (2004) as L.V. Miles, a co-starring part that brought more acting opportunities.