Christian Camargo
Acting
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Acting Credits
2
Directed
Biography
Christian Camargo (born July 7, 1971) is an American actor, perhaps best known for his role of Brian Moser in the Showtime drama Dexter.
Known For
Filmography
Dexter: Resurrection
2025
as Brian Moser
Conquistadors: The Rise and Fall
2023
as Narrador
The Last Manhunt
2022
as Sheriff Wilson
Student Body
2022
as Mr. Aunspach
Witch Hunt
2021
She's Missing
2019
as Lyle
See
2019
as Tamacti Jun
The City and the City
2018
as Doctor Bowden
FBI
2018
as Jalen Turner
Wormwood
2017
as Dr. Robert Lashbrook
Wormwood
2017
as Dr. Robert Lashbrook
Manhunt
2017
as Joe Birdland
Days and Nights
2014
as Peter
Romeo and Juliet
2014
as Mercutio
Penny Dreadful
2014
as Dr. Alexander Sweet
Europa Report
2013
as Dr. Daniel Luxembourg
Channeling
2013
House of Cards
2013
as Michael Corrigan
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2
2012
as Eleazar
Elementary
2012
as Chris Santos
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1
2011
as Eleazar Denali
Haven
2010
as Wade Crocker
Happy Tears
2009
as Jackson
The Good Wife
2009
as Aidan Stoddard
The Hurt Locker
2008
as Colonel John Cambridge
Henry May Long
2008
as Henry May
The Mentalist
2008
as Henry Tibbs
The Cry
2007
as Alex Scott
National Treasure: Book of Secrets
2007
as John Wilkes Booth
Find Love
2006
as He
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip
2006
as Actor Playing Keith Richards
Fast Incorporated
2006
Dexter
2006
as Rudy Cooper
Dexter
2006
as Brian Moser
Numb3rs
2005
as Dr. Trey Bramon
Ghost Whisperer
2005
as Brad Paulson
Medium
2005
as Jeremy Haas
Wanted
2005
as Gordon Bianco
K-19: The Widowmaker
2002
as Pavel
Presidio Med
2002
Boomtown
2002
as Bradley Dawson
Without a Trace
2002
as Freddy Cattan
For the People
2002
as Paul Babala
Story of a Bad Boy
2001
as Noel
Double Bang
2001
as Brian Jacobs
Lip Service
2001
as Stuart
Blow Debris
2000
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
2000
as Michael Fife
Harlem Aria
1999
as Matthew
Plunkett & Macleane
1999
as Lord Pelham
Henry V at Shakespeare's Globe
1997
as Louis, the Dauphin / Isabel, Queen of France / Sir Thomas Grey
Great Performances
1971