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David A. Gregory is known for:

  • Dirty Sexy Saint
    Clay Kincaid hates the nickname 'Saint', he got for being too kind to stray animals and desperate people. Especially when it comes to women. With a rough and damaged past that has left him jaded, he doesn't do committed relationships. This is before he meets Samantha Jamieson, an heiress turned runaway in need of help. When she starts to work as a waitress at his bar, he discovers that she is someone truly special and amazing… someone that could warm his damaged heart.
  • How Do You Know
    After being cut from the USA softball team and feeling a bit past her prime, Lisa finds herself evaluating her life and in the middle of a love triangle, as a corporate guy in crisis competes with her current, baseball-playing beau.

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Biography

David Andrew Gregory was born August 19, 1985, in Fairbanks, Alaska, USA, and he is an american actor, theatre performer, model, writer and producer. David's first on-screen role was a series of commercials for Airborne where he starred as Sebastian, a Fabio-esque romance novel hero, in 2008. He began as a series regular on the ABC sudser "One Life to Live" in 2009. David took up writing professionally after the soap was 'unexpectedly' cancelled. Panicked at only being hired to say lines on TV in his underwear, David created the scripted podcast Western "Powder Burns" where he said lines in a recording booth fully clothed, with Emmy-winning stars John Wesley Shipp, Robert Vaughn and Edward Asner (premiering on Apple Podcasts). His Fonda/Stewart play "Hank & Jim Build a Plane" was optioned by the Tony Award-winning producers at SunnySpot Productions. Since his stint in daytime drama, David has played recurring characters on "The Good Fight" (CBS), "Insatiable" (Netflix), "Constantine" (NBC), and "Deception" (NBC). He recently guest starred opposite Neil Patrick Harris in the Netflix comedy "Uncoupled". David served as guest faculty at his alma mater Baldwin-Wallace University during the pandemic. He is also a vocal advocate and public speaker for the Alzheimer's Association.