Brando Eaton

Brando Eaton (also credited as Brando Matthew Eaton and known in Persian as براندو ایتون) is an American screen actor born on July 17, 1986, in Los Angeles, California. Working across film and television, he built a reputation for slipping between mainstream genre projects and character-driven dramas with ease.

Eaton’s early breakthrough arrived with The Powder Puff Principle, where he played Young Andy, helping set the foundation for a steady run of roles. His film credits later expanded to titles such as Born to Race (Jake Kendall), TalhotBlond (Brian Barrett), Cabin Fever: Patient Zero (Josh), and American Sniper as a Dapper Navy Man, alongside work in Woodlawn (Mike Morton). More recent appearances include Dead Stream (Michael) and the timely project Queerantine!.

On television, Eaton became widely recognized for portraying Jonah Mitchell on season four of Dexter, a challenging role that showcased his emotional range. He also made guest appearances on series including CSI: Miami and The Mentalist, and took on recurring work as Bertram “Bernie” Caffrey on Chicago Med.

Beyond acting, Eaton has pursued music as a singer-songwriter, adding another creative outlet to a career defined by versatility and consistent screen presence.