Movies with Blake DeLong

Blake DeLong is a captivating character actor who brings depth and nuance to every role he inhabits. With a remarkable range, he seamlessly transitions from intense, unnerving performances to more subtle, introspective characters, showcasing his versatility and skill as a performer. DeLong first garnered acclaim for his breakout role in the hit musical "Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812," where he originated the part of the brooding, enigmatic Andrey/Old Bolkonsky. His ability to convey complex emotional landscapes and bring a sense of brooding intensity to the stage laid the foundation for a diverse and compelling film career. In recent years, DeLong has delivered standout supporting turns in critically acclaimed projects like Ava DuVernay's "When They See Us" and Spike Lee's "Pass Over," as well as the Sundance favorite "Tesla," in which he chillingly portrayed the notorious axe murderer William Kemmler. Whether he's immersing himself in a historical figure or bringing a contemporary psychological thriller to life, DeLong consistently brings a captivating, nuanced presence to the screen. His talent for embodying flawed, multifaceted characters, combined with his chameleon-like ability to disappear into his roles, make him a dynamic and compelling presence in the world of independent and arthouse cinema.