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James Landry Hébert is a versatile character actor known for embodying volatile, morally complex roles with a grounded, lived-in intensity. Frequently cast as dangerous or unpredictable figures, Hébert has built a reputation for revealing the humanity beneath even his darkest characters, bringing a level of emotional depth that distinguishes him across both film and television.Raised in Louisiana, Hébert draws from a deeply personal history that informs his work. His approach to acting is rooted in experience and emotional truth, often channeling real-life moments into his performances. Off-screen, he is thoughtful and introspective, an unexpected contrast to the volatility he brings to the screen, an interplay that has become central to his appeal.He is currently playing a recurring role in Season 3 of Euphoria further expanding a television résumé that includes a series-regular role in Taylor Sheridan's 1883, where he starred opposite Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, and Sam Elliott. His television credits also include Stranger Things, Westworld, Agent Carter, Mob City, and a series-regular role in Taken.On the feature side, Hébert recently appeared in Horizon: An American Saga directed by and starring Kevin Costner, and delivered a standout performance in To Leslie opposite Andrea Riseborough. His film credits also include Upon a Time in Hollywood, Wander Darkly alongside Sienna Miller and Diego Luna, Gangster Squad opposite Sean Penn and Ryan Gosling, Seven Psychopaths, and Super 8.Early in his career, Hébert garnered critical attention for his performance in Two Step, signaling the arrival of a compelling new character actor with a distinct point of view. With a career spanning studio films, independent features, and prestige television, Hébert continues to establish himself as a sought-after presence who brings complexity, edge, and authenticity to every role.

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