David Walton, a remarkably gifted and accomplished individual, made his grand entrance into this world in the bustling metropolis of Boston, Massachusetts, a city renowned for its rich history, cultural attractions, and academic excellence. The influential presence of his parents, John Hunter Walton Jr. and Carolyn K Walton, undoubtedly had a profound impact on his formative years, laying the foundation for the person he would eventually become. David's family is comprised of eight siblings, with four sisters, namely Francie Karlen, Jennifer Burke, Hilary Lehman, and Amanda Walton, all of whom have contributed to the rich tapestry of his life. Additionally, he has two brothers, Will Hovey and Burr Hovey, with whom he shares a unique bond and a lifelong connection.
David's fervent enthusiasm for the art of acting initially started to take shape during his high school years, where he embarked on a pivotal role as Petruchio in a 9th grade rendition of William Shakespeare's timeless classic, "The Taming of the Shrew".
As his passion for the craft continued to grow, David further refined his skills by actively participating in a multitude of productions at St. Paul's School in Concord, New Hampshire, a prestigious institution renowned for its rich cultural heritage and commitment to the arts.
Later, David's quest for artistic excellence led him to Brown University, a renowned Ivy League institution, where he continued to hone his craft, surrounded by like-minded individuals who shared his passion for the performing arts.
David's pivotal choice in 2001 to abandon his academic endeavors and migrate to New York City marked the beginning of a transformative journey, as he opted to dedicate himself wholeheartedly to a professional acting career.
He subsequently enrolled at The Actor's Center, a prestigious institution renowned for its rigorous training programs and unparalleled opportunities for growth, with the ultimate goal of refining his craft and accumulating a wealth of experience.
This fateful decision ultimately culminated in his casting in a production of "One Day on Wall Street" by Naked Angel's, a celebrated theatrical company, in the year 2003.
Marcia Shulman, the esteemed Executive Vice President of FOX, took notice of the remarkable success of this particular production, which ultimately led to a groundbreaking opportunity for David. Shulman's keen eye for talent resulted in his casting in his first television series, "Cracking Up", a show that premiered in 2004 and boasted an impressive cast, including the talented Molly Shannon and Jason Schwartzman.
This pivotal role in "Cracking Up" marked a significant turning point in David's career, prompting him to make a bold decision to relocate to Los Angeles, a city that has since become his home.
