Glenn McMillan
born October 5, 1984 in Brazil
Characters Portrayed
Dustin Brooks/Yellow Wind Ranger
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Born in Brazil, raised in Australia (considers himself Brazilian).
A ten year child of acting, Glenn wanted to ensure a strong education to fall back on in the case that his television and movie career flopped. So he attended Pembroke College in Adelaide, Australia. During that time, he appeared in the "Mahabharata" movie and in the "Into the Woods" musical.
He breifly appeared on a children's game show called "Pick your Face."
At age 11, Glenn appeared in his first professional play production "Six Characters In Search of an Author," held within the State Theatre Company of South Australia.
In 1998, Glenn played "Ben Handleman" in the movie "Sally Marshall is Not and Alien."
The year to follow, he was "Tiny" in the television drama "Chuck Finn."
Glenn landed the role of "Dustin Croft" (later changed to "Dustin Brooks") in the fall of 2002, a role he parted college for as a childhood dream come true.
Just like "Dustin," Glenn is skilled at motocross.
Glenn, in character as "Dustin," interviewed in British special of NS.
Besides motocross, Glenn is a musician at heart who expresses via jazzy tunes on his saxophone and bass. ("Dustin" also plays the sax.) Glenn also enjoys a wide range of sports, and use to watch "Power Rangers" with now-envious friends.
When Glenn got the role of "Dustin," it awkwardly conflicted with leftover college exams. However, the producers of NS managed to strike a deal where he could complete them overseas, which seventeen other students were doing at the time. Had this not worked out, Glenn was to turn down his television role.
Recent snapshots of Glenn with his mother as an audience member in "On Air with Ryan Seacrest."
Now locked in with Disney, Glenn plays the character of "Bronley."
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