Alex's Basic Info
—Birth Name is Alexander Melvin Frost
—Born in Portland, Oregon on Tuesday, February 17, 1987
—He is 21 years old
—Started acting in 2003 with Elephant; age 16
—Parents are Debbie and Jack
—He has an older brother named Chris
—5 ft, 10 in and blue eyes
—Alex now lives in Los Angelos
Alex's Filmography
—Elephant (2003) as Alex
—Gaining Miles (2003) as Miles Swenson
—The Lost (2005) as Tim Best
—Queen of the Cactus Cove (2005) as Achak
—Navy NCIS (2006) as Jerry
—The Standard (2006) as Dylan
—Stop-Loss (2008) as Shorty
—Drillbit Taylor (2008) as Filkins
—Calvin Marshall (2008) as Calvin
—The Vicious Kind (2009) as TBA
Alex's Extra Info
—Alex is an accomplished pianist, shown in "Elephant"
—Most often acts in films as violent or troubled characters
—Plays violent characters, but is kind in real life
—Has acted in 9 films and 1 episode in almost 6 years
—Most often acts in independent films
—Alex Frost has dated Brittany Snow
Quick Summaries
—Elephant (R) 2003
"An ordinary day. Except that it's not." Showing the beginning of seven high schoolers' days, everything seems like it always does. The weight-conscious girls, the photographer, the jock. Eventually the movie focused on two close friends. The pianist (Frost) and violent video game player spend their time buying guns online and watching Nazi programs on television, until they take things too far. Gus Van Sant won the Palme d'Or prize for Columbine-based film.
—Gaining Miles (Not Rated) 2003
In this film, Miles Swenson (Frost) escapes reality by painting. Since his father died of a medical condition before his very eyes, Miles has been living with his step-mother and step-sister. The fifteen year old doesn't notice much about his real life anymore, "and now Miles is about to find out that perfection comes at a cost".
—The Lost (Not Rated) 2005
In this thriller, 19-year-old Rae Pye, his girlfriend, and Tim Best (Frost) go camping. Meeting two girls there, Rae decides to kill them for fun. The "charismatic psycho" has never been proven guilty, and continues slowly to kill young females. Charlie Shilling is determined to find to guns and put Rae in jail, so he pushes Rae over the limit.
—Queen of the Cactus Cove (PG-13) 2005
"It's not about winning or losing. It's about winning." In this film, a girl named Billie is a chess champion with a great life. Her practice parter, Achak (Frost), helps her get along even though he knows nothing about the sport. One day at the biggest competition in chess, Billie loses... to Achak. Causing a rift in their relation, they must find a resolution.
—Navy NCIS (TV-14) 2006
In the episode, "Ravenous", Alex Frost in guest-starred. When a group of teens finds an officer's dog tags, the team is called to investigate. Someone else was found with the officer, and the NCIS team is thinking that it is a serial killer.
—The Standard (R) 2006
"Soon... everything will change." In this coming of age comedy/drama, Dylan (Frost) is conflicted. He plans to go to Boston, where his girlfriend is going to college. Dylan must face the fact that no one else approves of this plan. Showing the last year of high-school for several students, they plan to make it the most memorable year of their lives.
—Stop-Loss (R) 2008
After serving in Iraq for two years, Brandon King can't wait until he can finally go home. There in Texas, he plans to stay with his wife, war-free. When he tries to leave for home, the people working there tell him that he's going back to serve again. Brandon is in stop-loss. Trying to figure out how to get home with out deserting, he and his friends try to "make peace with civilization".
—Drillbit Taylor (PG-13) 2008
As two students enter high-school, they are continuously beaten up and bullied by Filkins (Frost). To fix their problem, they hire a body guard, Drillbit Taylor. They do not know, though, that Drillbit is a bum that plans to steal and scam them.
—Calvin Marshall (PG-13) 2008
As he tries out for the baseball team yet again in college, Calvin (Frost) is the only person who doesn't know he can't play at all. Even though he is determined to make the team, he has other things on his mind. Tori, a star volley-ball player has caught Calvin's attention. She is conflicted because of her mother's illness, and isn't sure what to make of it all.
—The Vicious Kind (Not Yet Rated) 2009
In this drama, a college student goes home for Thanksgiving and brings his girlfriend along with for the first time. His brother, who is thirty-five, soon becomes obsessed and then begins to fall in love with the student's girlfriend.
Alex's Schools
—Lincoln High School in Portland, OR ('2001-2003)
—Fairfax Senior High in Los Angeles, CA (2004-2005)
Alex's Interviews
—http://www.premiere.com/features/4474/taking-on-bullies-and-the-iraq-war-alex-frost.html with Karl Rozemeyer from Premiere
—http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/movies/2008/03/23/2008-03-23_chillin_with_drillbit_taylor_star_alex_f.html with Patrick Huguenin from the New York Times
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