Trevor Morgan

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Characters played by Trevor Morgan

Rhett Baker — The Glass House (2001)

Ruby's younger brother who is placed under the Glasses' guardianship. He is initially manipulated and drugged alongside his sister but ultimately escapes with her to safety.

Young Jimmy — The Rookie (2002)

Young Jimmy is the childhood version of Jimmy Morris, whose love of baseball and ambition to become a professional pitcher form the emotional foundation of the story. The adult Jimmy reconnects with that youthful passion while watching a Little League game, helping him continue after considering retirement.

Rocky Merric — Mean Creek (2004)

Rocky Merric is Sam Merric's older brother and a central organizer of the revenge plan against George Tooney. He discusses the scheme with Clyde and Marty, tries to control the confrontation on the boat, and accidentally shoves George into the water. Later, Rocky is willing to face the consequences rather than conceal what happened.

Adam — Brotherhood (2010)

A Sigma Zeta Chi pledge who participates in the hazing test. He helps subdue Mike, attempts to blackmail him, and later insists on seeking medical help for Kevin. Disgusted by Frank's actions, Adam punches him, gets beaten by the fraternity, and ultimately calls the police to expose the truth.

Cody — Barney's Great Adventure (1998)

The older brother who initially hates the Barney doll but becomes his primary human ally in the quest to rescue the Dreammaker egg, ultimately apologizing and forming a bond.

Dave — Abducted (2013)

Dave is Jessica Marino's partner and travels with her to California before they are abducted. He shares her initial captivity and rejects Maria's alien explanation, but a strange vapor renders him unconscious and he disappears, leaving Jessica isolated and increasingly desperate to learn what happened to him.

Ogden — Buttwhistle (2014)

Ogden is the central character, a young man whose unrealized gymnastics ambitions and unusual behavior are part of the film’s surreal story. He saves Beth from jumping off a bridge, brings her home, and becomes involved with her despite her increasingly destructive actions. He is also shown imagining Rose, and Beth eventually frames him for murder.

Charlie Boyle aka Chaz Anthony — Genius (1999)

The 12-year-old protagonist, a physics genius who enrolls in college to work with Dr. Krickstein. To escape his 'nerd' label and pursue Claire, he creates a fake identity, 'Chaz Anthony,' attends middle school, and adopts a 'bad boy' persona. He later isolates a graviton to manipulate a hockey game, ultimately reconciling with his friends and Claire.

Duke Cooper — I'll Remember April (1999)

Duke is an adolescent living on the American home front during World War II. He and his three best friends play soldier and patrol the beach, but his friendship with Willy Tanaka and his encounter with the wounded Japanese sailor Matsuo force him to face the consequences of the war and choose whether to report or protect Matsuo.

Louis — McCanick (2014)

A person questioned during the search who denies knowing the suspect's whereabouts. The encounter becomes coercive when the detective uses intimidation to force answers.

Renfield — Vampire (2011)

A man who also believes he is a vampire. He emerges into Simon's world and employs far more violent and aggressive methods, introducing a dangerous contrast to Simon's approach.

Eric Kirby — Jurassic Park III (2001)

Teenager stranded on Isla Sorna for eight weeks.

Career Overview

Trevor Morgan has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1994. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Glass House Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Sixth Sense, The Glass House, The Grounds. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
48
Birth Date
1986-11-26 00:00:00
Birth Place
Chicago, Illinois, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q730074), public domain (CC0).