Biography
Critics and moviegoers alike were impressed by juvenile actor Charlie McDermott's moving and nuanced performance in the independent feature "Frozen River" (2008). The film was a high point in his relatively new career, which began in 2003 with M. Night Shyamalan's "The Village" and quickly encompassed appearances in several films and network television series. However, it was his emotionally charged performance in "Frozen River" that made the …
Career Milestones
2009 | Cast as a regular on ABC's "The Middle" |
2008 | Received widespread acclaim for his role in "Frozen River," as the son of a single mother (Melissa Leo) who is forced to smuggle illegal aliens; earned an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Male |
2005 | Co-starred as Kris Kristofferson's son in the independent drama, "Disappearances" |
2004 | Had a recurring role in the PBS series, "Windy Acres" |
2003 | Professional acting debut in M. Night Shyamalan's "The Village" |
Awards
2009 | Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Male in Frozen River |