Trent Walker (actor)

– see also sound engineer Trent Walker Trent Walker is an American film and television actor best known for portraying the guard who delivers the line "What’s your boggle?" in the 1993 action film Demolition Man. The character is killed during the film's opening riot sequence when he is thrown through a glass window by Wesley Snipes' character, Simon Phoenix, in a scene that has since become widely circulated and frequently referenced.

Walker also co-starred as Bobby Lee Hazen in the 1995 action thriller The Expert, produced by Trimark Pictures, starring Jeff Speakman and James Brolin. He has appeared in historical films such as Gettysburg and has continued an active career in film and television, later gaining additional attention for his multi-character performances and as the creator of the comedy series Gaybors.

Walker’s career and background have been discussed in independent media, including an in-depth profile published by Knoxville Voyager.

Early life

Walker was born in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and worked as a singing cowboy at Six Flags Over Texas before pursuing modeling and then acting in New York, where he studied with notable instructors.

Career

Walker’s career spans film, television and digital content. He has been credited with roles in historical and mainstream films, television appearances, and has created award-winning online series.

Breakthrough and film roles

Walker appeared in the action film Demolition Man (1993) as a guard; the Civil War dramas Gettysburg (1993) and Gods and Generals (2003); and other feature projects.

Television and digital series

Walker has appeared in a variety of television series in both credited and uncredited roles. In recent years he gained recognition as the creator, star, and writer of the comedy series Gaybors, in which he portrays multiple characters.

Filmography

Film

Television

Gaybors

Gaybors (2020– ) is a comedy series created by Trent Walker, in which he plays multiple lead roles including Samuel, Peter and Emma. The series follows the lives and misadventures of a loving couple and their interactions with a neighbor, blending campy humor with character comedy.

Awards and reception

Gaybors has received awards for its creative execution and performances.

Awards and nominations

• Best American Actor – Cannes Film Awards (for Hank and Holly Meow)
• Multiple Best TV awards for Gaybors

External links

• Trent Walker on IMDb