Patrick Cage II is an American actor best known for his role as Phil in the hit science-fiction mystery series Westworld.
Biography[]
Hardly anything is known about Cage's past, including his birthday, the names of his parents, where he went to school, and why he wanted to become an actress. What is known is that Cage was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. Cage got his first on-screen role in 2010, when he was cast as a kid in the comedic teen series iCarly. Cage got his first major role in 2018, when he was first cast as Phil, a Body Shop Technician at the Sector 19 Remote Refurbishment Facility that was held hostage by Teddy Flood, for 3 episodes of the hit science-fiction mystery series Westworld. Cage has also appeared in TV shows and movies like Stitchers, NCIS, Manhunt, All American, In My Crocs, September Morning, We the Party, Megachurch Murder, Immigrant, This Is Us, Rebel, Conan, Tell You the Truth, Lucifer, Rosewood, Jane the Virgin, and Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders.
On Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders[]
Cage portrayed Zion Andrews, a a delusional, prolific serial-turned-spree killer known as "The Sticker", in the Season Two episode "Obey".
Filmography[]
- Lucifer (2020) - Owen
- NCIS (2020) - Taye Tanner
- Manhunt (2020) - Jermaine Hughes
- Augustus (2020) - Henry
- Tell You the Truth (2019) - Patient
- Conan (2019) - Guy Against Green Cars (uncredited)
- In My Crocs (2019) - Unknown Character
- All American (2018) - Bonez
- Westworld - 3 episodes (2018) - Phil
- This Is Us (2017) - James
- September Morning (2017) - Dish
- Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders - "Obey" (2017) TV episode - Zion Andrews
- Rebel (2017) - Otis Parks
- Rosewood (2017) - Craig
- Jane the Virgin (2016) - Officer Knapp
- How to Be a Vampire (2016) - Chad
- Life Event (2016) - Murph
- Stitchers (2016) - Josh Langston
- Megachurch Murder (2015) - Lance King
- Addiction: An American Epidemic (2014) - Mike's Friend
- Immigrant (2013) - Rafael
- Hollywood Heights - 3 episodes (2012) - Den
- We the Party (2012) - Chowder
- Zero (2011) - Rob
- iCarly (2010) - Kid #3
External Links[]
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