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  1. Dylan Playfair (born June 19, 1992) is a Canadian actor from Fort St. James, British Columbia. He is most noted for his starring role as Reilly in Letterkenny. [1] Early life. Playfair comes from a hockey family. Before becoming an actor, Playfair played hockey as a forward for the Merritt Centennials of the BCHL.

  2. Figlio di Jim Playfair, ex giocatore e professionista e coach di hockey, e Roxanne Playfair, cantante, ha due fratelli, Austin e Jackson. È canadese ma ha origini scozzesi, rumene e inglesi [1] [2]. Suo zio è Larry Playfair, giocatore di hockey in NHL [3].

  3. Dylan Playfair. Actor: Letterkenny. Dylan Playfair was born in Fort St. James, British Columbia, the son of Roxanne, an entrepreneur and stay at home mother, and Jim Playfair, a former NHL player and coach. He has two younger brothers, Jackson and Austyn.

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  4. 350K followers. 1,497 following. Dylan Playfair. dylanplayfair1. www.cameo.com/dylanplayfair1. Log into Instagram. 350K Followers, 1,524 Following, 1,041 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Dylan Playfair (@dylanplayfair1)

  5. Dylan Playfair. Actor: Letterkenny. Dylan Playfair was born in Fort St. James, British Columbia, the son of Roxanne, an entrepreneur and stay at home mother, and Jim Playfair, a former NHL player and coach. He has two younger brothers, Jackson and Austyn.

  6. 6 ott 2020 · photo by karolina turek. Dylan Playfair is a versatile entertainer experimenting with comedy, drama, and music. His first well-known act was in Netflix’s Some Assembly Required. At the moment, he will have a recurring role in the Disney+ series The Mighty Ducks, directing and acting in an indie film Odd Man Rush that came out ...

  7. 2 apr 2021 · Dylan Playfair has been a hockey player and he has portrayed hockey players in TV and movies — most famously in the Canadian comedy hit “Letterkenny” — and there is one important difference...