Gil Birmingham

Birth Name:

Gil Birmingham

Birth Place:

San Antonio, Texas, United States

Profession

Actor

In 2002, he received the First Americans in the Arts Award for Outstanding Performance in a Recurring Role
In 2012, he won won a Philadelphia FirstGlance Film Festival award for his work in "Shouting Secrets․"
Is an avid supporter of various charitable organizations, including the Dreamcatcher Foundation, Project Lighthouse and Autism Speaks
Won the 2005 American Indian LA Film and Televison Award for Outstanding Supporting Role
In 1981, he earned a degree from the University of Southern California School of Policy, Planning and Development
Got his first acting role when he was offered a part in Diana Ross' music video "Muscles․"
Portrayed the character Conan the Barbarian in the Universal Studios theme park attraction "The Adventures of Conan: A Sword and Sorcery Spectacular․"

2003FAITA Award - Best Actor in a Television Series:Winner
2010Red Nation Film Award of Excellence - Best Supporting Actor:Winner
2012FirstGlance Award - Best Ensemble Cast:Winner
2012Red Nation Film Award of Excellence - Outstanding Actor in a Leading Role:Nominated
2016American Indian Movie Award - Best Actor:Winner
2017American Indian Movie Award - Best Actor:Nominated
2017Jury Prize - Outstanding Actor Lead Role:Winner
2017The BAM Award - Best Cast:Winner
2018C&I Award - Best Supporting Actor:Nominated
2018Red Nation Film Award of Excellence - Outstanding Supporting Actor in TV Movie, Miniseries, Special, Comedy or Series:Nominated
2022Actor - Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series:Nominated

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