Patrick Oliver Lampson, known professionally as Patrick Brennan, (born December 25, 1972) is an American actor.
Biography Patrick Brennan is the son of photographer and poet David John Lampson and famed actress Eileen Brennan. He also has a brother, Samuel, who is a professional singer. Patrick started his career as a basketball player while still at Santa Monica College and soon after transferred to Azusa Pacific University. While there, he shifted his focus from sports to theater mostly inspired by his own mother. He acted on stage before appearing on television and film. Some of his most notable roles include Liam in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 and Marcus Daniels on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D..
Personal life Brennan has two children; a son born in 2009 and a daughter born in 2013.
Filmography + Film roles Year Title Role Notes2001Palco & HirschJohn Tom's Employee2006Time CapsuleAdam's FatherShort200610th & WolfNight Manager at Pharmacy2007TakeIncensed Man2008Adventures in AppletownOfficer JohnsonDirect-to-Video2010The Next Three DaysHospital Guard2012The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2Liam2014AldoBoss2017Espionage TonightTall Fellow2018Corbin NashWade2018BentCasey2019Captain MarvelBartender2022BlondeJoe
+ Television roles Year Title Role Notes2004Half & HalfOscarEpisode: "The Big Birth-Date Episode"2005CSI: NYBrian BrockoEpisode: "Tri-Borough"2007The Black DonnellysEarlRecurring2008CrashTimmyEpisode: "Pissing in the Sandbox"2013Sons of AnarchyOfficer PrantEpisode: "The Mad King"2014Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.Marcus Daniels2 episodes2015100 CodeThe Dentist3 episodes2015The Last ShipCult Leader / Kevin McDowell5 episodes2015The PlayerThe Norseman / Gunnar TorvaldEpisode: "The Norseman"2016NCIS: New OrleansZed Hastings3 episodes2019Sneaky PeteChetEpisode: "The Vermont Victim & The Bakersfield Hustle"2020Perry MasonOfficer CobbEpisode: "Chapter 2"2021Blue BloodsDave HobbsEpisode: "Fallen Heroes"2023Bosch: LegacyDavid Foster2025The Hunting Party (TV series)Clayton JessupEpisode 2: Clayton Jessup
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