What is Kevin Dillon's middle name?

Brady

What is Kevin Dillon's full name?

Kevin Brady Dillon

Kevin Dillon nickname(s):

Kevin Brady Dillon, Kevin Dillon

Kevin Dillon date of birth:

August 19, 1965

How old is Kevin Dillon?

61

Where was Kevin Dillon born?

Mamaroneck, New York, USA

How tall is Kevin Dillon?

5' 9" (175 cm)

Kevin Dillon body shape:

Average

What color are Kevin Dillon's eyes?

Blue

What color is Kevin Dillon's hair?

Brown - Dark

Is Kevin Dillon gay or straight?

Straight

What religion is Kevin Dillon?

Roman Catholic

What is Kevin Dillon's ethnicity?

White

What is Kevin Dillon nationality?

American

Where did Kevin Dillon go to school?

Mamaroneck High School, Mamaroneck, NY

What is Kevin Dillon's occupation?

Actor

Kevin Dillon claim to fame:

Johnny Drama on Entourage

Kevin Dillon brother(s):

Matt Dillon

Short Biography

Kevin Dillon, born in Mamaroneck, New York was known for playing tough guys and bad boys during his early career. His first major role was Rooney, the bully in the brilliant (though much understated) film Heaven Help Us.Kevin has since made many memorable film and television appearances, most notably in Oliver Stone's Platoon and The Doors, in the World War II film A Midnight Clear and in the cult classic The Blob. He was nominated for a Young Artist Award for his poignant performance opposite James Woods, Glenn Close and Mary Stuart Masterson in Immediate Family. Dillon starred opposite Kurt Russell and Richard Dreyfuss in Wolfgang Petersen's Poseidon for Warner Brothers and opposite Lisa Kudrow, Emma Roberts and Don Cheadle in Hotel for Dogs for Dreamworks.Dillon is probably best known for his hilarious, yet heartfelt portrayal of the beloved character Johnny Drama on the hit series Entourage for HBO. His performance garnered him nominations for three Emmy Awards, a Golden Globe Award and three SAG Awards. He also recurred on both the critically acclaimed series NYPD Blue and 24.He will next be seen this Summer as Johnny Drama in the feature film Entourage for Warner Brothers, directed by Doug Ellin.