
Hugo Armstrong
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Best known for his roles in such films as Lucky, Coherence, Roman J. Israel, Esq., and Daniel Martinico’s OK, Good and Excursions, Armstrong's television work includes recurring roles on True Lies, Bosch: Legacy and NCIS as well as The Blacklist, Room 104, and Fear the Walking Dead. In theater, he recently appeared in Evanston Salt Costs Climbing at Rogue Machine Theatre. He is also known for his onstage roles in The Ants at the Geffen Playhouse, Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 at the Mark Taper Forum, Uncle Vanya at Pasadena Playhouse, and Power of Sail also at the Geffen Playhouse. Recent VO includes podcast series DUST, Agent Stoker, and Blood Weed on Audible Originals, as well as voices for Cinema Toast.
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Coherence (2014)
as Hugh

Roman J. Israel, Esq. (2017)
as Fritz Molinar

Lucky (2017)
as Vincent

Watching Mr. Pearson (2026)
as Robert Pearson

Lay the Favorite (2012)
as Customer

Rachel Hendrix (2023)
as Carl Hendrix

No Man of God (2021)
as Colorado Investigator

Grace (2018)
as Val

Nostalgia (2018)
as Jim Singer

DRIB (2017)
as Director

Cuck (2019)
as Larry

The Only One (2021)
as Rob

Whiskers - A Christmas Short Film (2025)
as Whiskers

School Spirit (2019)
as Mr. Armstrong

Jane Austen's Period Drama (2024)
as Mr. Father Talbot

Nanking (2007)
as John Magee

Dark Cloud (2022)
as Bruce Montgomery

When We Kill the Creators (2022)
as Colton
8 Confessions in Los Angeles (2024)
as Archie

Cursed in Baja (2024)
as Prison Guard

A Wedding Day (—)
as Jess White

Love in the Time of Monsters (2014)
as Chester

Political Disasters (2009)
as Bradley

OK, Good (2012)
as Paul Kaplan

Burning Dog (2020)
as Bill

The Passing Parade (2019)
as Vance Hanger

Christmas Nightmare (2001)
as Agent Simmons

Weak Species (2009)
as Tom

Je Ne Suis Pas Une Star De Cinéma (2023)
as Vanya

Mister Limbo (2021)
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