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Dylan Arnold Height, Age, Bio, Net Worth, Girlfriend & More
Dylan Arnold is an American actor who is best known for his role in the film drama called After as well as its sequel called After We Collided where he plays a character named Noah. In recent times, he had been known for being one of the main characters of the popular Netflix series called You. As of 2022, Dylan Arnold has an estimated net worth of $700,000.
Full Name | Dylan Arnold |
Birth Date/ Age | February 11, 1994/ 28 years old |
Birth Place | Seattle, Washington, U.S. |
Profession | Actor |
Relationship Status | Single |
Net Worth | $700,000 |
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Early Life
After completing his high school education from a place called Idyllwild, he went on to pursue his further studies at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts from where he graduated in 2016. He has mentioned how his time there has been a great investment as he managed to learn a lot about the craft of acting.
Furthermore, he has also developed a great network which has been helpful in his acting career. In an interview, he even mentioned how he has worked together with alumni of the University in more than 50% of his projects.
Dylan Arnold Career
Among the different projects he has worked on with alumni of his University include the film called Halloween where he worked together with actors such as David Gordon Green and Danny McBride.
Many people also came to know Arnold through his involvement in the TV series called The Purge which is based off a horror film of the same name. This series is based on a dystopian world where the totalitarian government allows its citizens to commit any crime they desire for one night of the year.
In the series, Arnold plays one of the main characters named Henry who is an angry ex-boyfriend. Another of his roles was in the drama called Nashville. The Netflix series called You has been widely popular in recent times with Arnold being cast in the third season of the show.
He had initially auditioned for other characters in the same show including the main character named Joe. But, he has finally been cast as Theo Engler which is among the main characters in the third season of the series. His character is a college student of who has a big crush on Love Quinn.
They eventually have an affair regardless of their age difference which goes on to create several complications and is among the main plots of the season. The series has won praise for the psychological thriller it is able to present to the audience through showing the different complicated relationships that tend to be developed.
Furthermore, another of the key projects that he worked on was the film called After which is loosely based on a fanfiction work based on Harry Styles. In the show, Arnold plays a character named Noah Porter who is the high school boyfriend of Tessa Young in the film.
With the success of the film After, there was also a sequel to it called After We Collided where Arnold was able to continue his role as Noah Porter. We may even see him in any future installments of the show.
Dylan Arnold Height, Weight & Measurements
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Dylan Arnold currently stands at a height of 6 feet 0 inches or 183 cm tall and weighs around 75 kg or 165 pounds. His body stats like chest size, biceps size, and arms size are not available at the moment. Likewise, his hair color and eye color are both dark brown.
Personal Life/Girlfriend
Dylan Arnold is rumored to be single. Though he is a widely popular person, Arnold tends to maintain a minimal presence on social media as he posts only a few times and doesn’t let much out on what is happening in his personal life. Most of his posts are rather related to his career.
Dylan Arnold Net Worth
As of 2022, Dylan Arnold has an estimated net worth of $700,000. His earnings come from his acting career.
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