Brendan Caleb Calton, an American actor from Claremore, Oklahoma, embarked on a journey to pursue his acting career after high school, relocating to Los Angeles. He successfully secured various roles, ranging from comedy to drama, before landing his first significant break with the CBS sitcom pilot, "The Half of It", directed by the renowned James Burrows.
Calton's impressive credits include the Fine Brother's teen comedy, "F*&% the Prom", which premiered on Netflix, TNT's police drama, "Major Crimes", and Amazon's "Bosch". He has also starred in several short films and made appearances in notable shows such as "Superstore" and "VEEP".
Born in Oklahoma City to Loretta Price, a small business owner, and Jeff Price, a respected lawyer, Calton was raised in the small town of Claremore, Oklahoma, where he spent most of his life playing soccer. It wasn't until his sophomore year of high school that he discovered his passion for acting. After performing in several plays and succeeding in speech tournaments, he decided to move to Los Angeles at the age of 19.
In addition to his busy acting schedule, Calton balances his life by attending school for business, running an online vintage clothing store, and staying active through tennis and learning tricking.
When not acting, Calton enjoys watching television and movies, socializing with friends, and traveling.
