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David Huynh is a film, television and stage actor currently appearing alongside Bill Pullman in season 4 of USA Network's The Sinner from NBCUniversal.

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David stars in M.F.A. with Clifton Collins Jr. and Francesca Eastwood. M.F.A. world premiered at SXSW.

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David Huynh stars as a forensic artist that must win the trust of a reluctant witness in order to complete the sketch of the killer.

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David Huynh is a film, television and stage actor currently appearing alongside Bill Pullman in season 4 of USA Network's The Sinner from NBCUniversal.

David stars in M.F.A., a feature film that world premiered at SXSW. Nationally broadcast television commercials that David has appeared in include Subaru, McDonald's, Turbotax and Jeep.

David won a Special Jury Prize at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, garnering the Outstanding Newcomer and Best Emerging Actor Award for his starring performance in the feature film Baby.

Huynh has appeared on stage at the Sacred Fools Theater Company, The Kirk Douglas Theater, The Colony Theatre and starred as Neil in the East West Players Production of Mysterious Skin. David has also performed with Center Theatre Group Los Angeles and South Coast Repertory.

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"...Huynh, whose intense performance remains constant throughout. A palpable fear of discovery stalks his angst-ridden murderer, and the quiet strength of this portrayal becomes the narrative’s sole truthful anchor."

--Reviewed by Deborah Krugman, Stage Raw