DB Woodside

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Biography

Recent Role:
Joseph Prestridge on Parenthood
Gender:
Male
Born:
7-25-1969
Birthplace:
Jamaica, Queens, New York, USA
Birth Name:
David Bryan Woodside
AKA:
David Bryan Woodside, D.B. Woodside, D. B. Woodside, D.B. Woodside, David Bryan Woodside
David Bryan "D.B." Woodside is an American actor, best known for his television roles.



Woodside got his start on the second season of Murder One in 1996, playing the character of Aaron Mosley. After the series got cancelled, he guest starred on The Practice, Snoops, The Division and Once and Again. He also appeared in film roles such as Romeo Must Die and Something More.



DB then managed to get a recurring role in 14 episodes of Buffy the Vampire Slayer's final season, as Principal Robin Wood. Afterwards he then got a part on the third







More season of "24", as President David Palmer's brother, Wayne Palmer who is also David's Chief of Staff.

He then reprised his role in 24's fifth season.



He is set to return to 24 in season six as the new President of the United States.
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    I selected "Should Have Been A Bigger Star" only because it wasnt D.B. Woodsides fault that the writing of the entire season didnt pull through like it had done for his brother David Palmer in the previous season. Instead of the writing getting better as the seaosn began to devolop, it stayed pretty bad throughout the entire season and it comes off as D.B. Woodside being the main reason for that. His acting was not the bad part, it was simply the writing.

    Either way - he had a very powerful role and he simply wasnt able to pull together and look like a man that should be leading our country. He came off as weak and pathetic in some episodes, which is not what you want from the man who is representing your country on television. He did a good job, but the president role was a little too much for him. Hes a supporter, not a leader.

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