Biography
After appearing as an extra ate age five in the sci-fi blockbuster "Armageddon" (1998), Sullivan won an open audition for a speaking role in the Academy Award-winning drama "Cider House Rules" (1999). His touching death scene, opposite film legend Michael Caine, ensured that there was not a dry eye in the theater. It was, however, his role as the oddball youngest brother on the rambunctious family comedy "Malcolm in the Middle" that would earn …
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Career Milestones
2010 | Joined the ensemble cast, including Chace Crawford and Ellen Barkin, in the drama thriller "Twelve" | |
2004 | Cast in the holiday comedy "Christmas with the Kranks" | |
2002 | Had featured role in "Unfaithful" | |
2001 | Cast as the youthful incarnation of the title character in "Joe Dirt" | |
2001 | Played the son of a embattled couple in "Wendingo"; screened at Sundance | |
2000 | Had a guest role on the psychiatric hospital-set "Wonderland" as the son of Dr. Robert Banger (Ted Levine), a forensic specialist in a custody battle | |
2000 | Was a regular on the acclaimed Fox sitcom "Malcolm in the Middle", playing Dewey, the titular character's strange younger brother | |
1999 | Had a supporting role in "The Cider House Rules" as sickly orphan Fuzzy | |
| Raised in Milford, Massachusetts | ||