Brice Fisher, a gifted Native American thespian, proudly affiliated with the Siletz Tribe of Oregon, has left an indelible mark on the entertainment landscape. His extensive cinematic repertoire boasts an impressive array of notable performances, including pivotal roles in the critically acclaimed "Kidnap", where he shared the screen with the esteemed Halle Berry, and the thought-provoking "The Tribes of Palos Verdes", alongside the accomplished Jennifer Garner.
Notable beyond his cinematic endeavors, Brice has concurrently ventured into the realm of television, showcasing his versatility as an actor. His most recent foray into the small screen was a noteworthy performance as a youthful Sean Astin in the TNT drama series "The Librarians", a role that garnered significant attention.
Prior to this, Brice made a memorable appearance in the ABC sitcom "The Middle", specifically during its seventh season, where he portrayed a bully who frequently tormented the lovable character Brick. This role added to his already impressive repertoire.
In addition to his work on "The Middle", Brice also appeared in the NBC sitcom "Crowded", bringing to life the character Joey, a complex and intriguing individual. Furthermore, he took on the role of a bully in the heartwarming holiday feature film "Christmas Trade", sharing the screen with esteemed actors William Baldwin and Denise Richards.
Brice has also appeared in a multitude of television series, showcasing his impressive range as a talented actor. One notable example is his role in CBS's "Friends with Better Lives", a comedy series that demonstrated his ability to excel in a variety of comedic situations. Additionally, he made a memorable appearance in the season 9 part 1 finale of the hit crime drama "Criminal Minds", further solidifying his versatility as a performer.
Brice's impressive resume also includes a stint on Hulu's unique series "Farmed and Dangerous", a show that blended humor and satire to explore the world of agriculture. He has also made appearances on ABC's popular family sitcom "The Goldbergs", bringing his signature charm to the show.
Furthermore, Brice has made his mark on the world of children's television, starring in the Nickelodeon series "Haunted Hathaways". One standout episode, "Haunted Toy Store", showcased his ability to connect with a younger audience and bring to life the spooky and supernatural elements of the show.
In addition to his work on television, Brice has also made a splash on late-night television, appearing in two hilarious skits on ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live". One notable skit featured him alongside fellow actor Josh Duhamel, while the other showcased his comedic chops in a parody of a new Hollywood hotel.
Throughout the extensive and diverse trajectory of his illustrious career, Brice has consistently showcased his remarkable adaptability as an actor, seamlessly transitioning between a vast array of roles in both the cinematic and television mediums.
