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Birth Name: John Lindsey Edwards
Age: 41, born 12 January 1985
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United States
Height: 6' 0"
Relationship Status: Married
Partner: Ashley Shelton
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John Lindsey Edwards (born on January 12, 1986) he professionally known stage as Linds Edwards is an American actor, writer, and producer known for his work in film and television. He is recognized for appearances in projects such as Homefront, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, and television series including The Walking Dead.
Linds Edwards was born in Tampa, Florida, U.S. His parents are Bruce Edwards and Kathi Trivette Edwards, and he has one brother named Brian. As a child, Edwards developed a strong imagination and enjoyed creating and performing scenes inspired by movies he watched. His family encouraged his creat
John Lindsey Edwards (born on January 12, 1986) he professionally known stage as Linds Edwards is an American actor, writer, and producer known for his work in film and television. He is recognized for appearances in projects such as Homefront, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, and television series including The Walking Dead.
Linds Edwards was born in Tampa, Florida, U.S. His parents are Bruce Edwards and Kathi Trivette Edwards, and he has one brother named Brian. As a child, Edwards developed a strong imagination and enjoyed creating and performing scenes inspired by movies he watched. His family encouraged his creativity and interest in entertaining others.
In 1994, when Edwards was around 10 years old, his family moved to Knoxville, Tennessee, where he continued developing his interest in acting. His first major experience with performance came through a church production, where he worked alongside professional actors and discovered a deeper passion for the craft.
During high school, Edwards participated in several school plays, although he also explored independent creative projects outside traditional theater. After graduating, he gained experience performing at the Oak Ridge Playhouse, which helped launch his professional acting career.
After two years with the playhouse, Edwards met filmmaker Brooks Benjamin, who cast him in his first feature film, the award-winning horror movie Point of Fear (2006). This marked the beginning of his professional film career.
2006–2007: Early Career
Linds Edwards began his professional acting career in the mid-2000s, making his feature film debut in the independent horror-thriller Point of Fear (2006). In the film, Edwards portrayed Mark, one of the young characters caught in a dangerous situation involving a mysterious killer in the small town of Pleasant Point.
Following his debut, Edwards started gaining experience in independent filmmaking, developing his skills as an actor while taking on smaller film projects. His early work helped establish him as a character actor capable of appearing in drama, horror, and thriller productions.
During this period, Edwards also began exploring other areas of filmmaking, including writing and producing, which would become part of his career alongside acting.
Major Work (2006–2007):
Point of Fear (2006) — Mark (Feature Film Debut)
Career Significance:
The role of Mark in Point of Fear marked the beginning of Linds Edwards' screen career and opened opportunities for future appearances in television and film productions.
Following his feature debut in Point of Fear (2006), Linds Edwards continued building his career through independent films, short films, and early supporting roles. During this period, he expanded his experience both in front of and behind the camera as an actor, writer, and producer.
2008
Boys of Summerville (2008) — Edwards played Jack in the independent comedy-drama film directed by Brooks Benjamin. The film followed a man returning to his hometown and reconnecting with his past.
In a Blink (2008) — Edwards appeared as Chris in the short film, continuing to develop his work in independent productions.
A Rat's Tale (2008) — He also appeared in the short film as Rat / Hitman, further expanding his early acting credits.
2009
Get Low (2009) — Edwards appeared as a WKNG Announcer in the drama film starring Robert Duvall and Bill Murray.
Just in Case (2009) — Edwards took on additional creative responsibilities, serving as writer and producer for the short film, showing his interest in filmmaking beyond acting.
Seed (2009) — He appeared as Harris in the film.
The years 2010–2011 marked an important turning point in Linds Edwards’ career as he moved from independent films into television, gaining recognition through guest appearances and continuing his work in filmmaking.
2010
The Walking Dead (2010) — Edwards made his television debut in the hit AMC post-apocalyptic horror series, portraying Leon Basset, a deputy sheriff from the King County Sheriff's Department. Leon appeared in the series premiere episode “Days Gone Bye” and later appeared in a flashback in “Bloodletting.”
Redemption Road (2010) — Edwards appeared as Jimbo in the drama film directed by Mario Van Peebles. The film followed two men whose lives intersect during a journey through the American South.
Edwards also continued exploring television opportunities, adding to his growing list of acting credits.
2011
Inch of Grace (2011) — Edwards continued developing his skills behind the camera, working as a writer on the short film project. This reflected his interest in storytelling beyond acting.
2012–2013: Rising Recognition
The years 2012–2013 became a major growth period for Linds Edwards, as he expanded his television career and appeared in larger film productions. During this time, he worked across drama, action, crime, and thriller genres, gaining wider recognition for his supporting roles.
2012
Nashville (2012) — Edwards appeared in the musical drama television series, continuing his transition into regular television work.
The Baytown Outlaws (2012) — Edwards played Runt Oodie, a member of the Oodie family, in the action-comedy crime film directed by Barry Battles. The movie featured an ensemble cast including Billy Bob Thornton, Eva Longoria, Clayne Crawford, Travis Fimmel, and Daniel Cudmore.
2013
Rectify (2013) — Edwards portrayed Bobby Dean in the critically acclaimed SundanceTV drama series. The role introduced him to a darker, character-driven television drama.
Under the Dome (2013) — He appeared as Waylon Dundee in the CBS science-fiction mystery drama series.
Banshee (2013) — Edwards played Clover in the Cinemax action-crime series.
Homefront (2013) — Edwards gained broader attention for his role as Jojo Turrie in the action thriller starring Jason Statham and James Franco. The film became one of his most recognizable feature-film appearances.
2014–2015: Major Film Roles
The years 2014–2015 marked another important stage in Linds Edwards’ career, as he appeared in acclaimed independent films, major Hollywood productions, and expanded his television work. During this period, he became known for supporting roles in drama, adventure, and science-fiction projects.
2014
Something, Anything (2014) — Edwards played Tim in Paul Harrill’s independent drama film. The story follows a woman whose life changes after a personal tragedy, with Edwards appearing as part of the supporting cast.
TURN: Washington’s Spies (2014) — Edwards appeared as Manning in the historical drama television series, continuing his work in period-based productions.
2015
A Walk in the Woods (2015) — Edwards portrayed Darren in the adventure-comedy film starring Robert Redford and Nick Nolte. The film was based on Bill Bryson’s memoir about hiking the Appalachian Trail.
Powers (2015) — Edwards appeared as Zerotron X in the superhero crime drama series, adding a science-fiction role to his television credits.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 (2015) — Edwards played the Injured Career, appearing in the final installment of the popular Hunger Games film franchise.
2016–2017: Television Expansion
The years 2016–2017 continued Linds Edwards’ growth as a television character actor. During this period, he appeared in crime dramas, historical series, and independent films, taking on a variety of supporting roles.
2016
Game of Silence (2016) — Edwards portrayed Red in the NBC crime drama series. The show followed a group of childhood friends whose dark past returns to haunt them as adults. Edwards appeared in multiple episodes during the first season.
TURN: Washington’s Spies (2016) — Edwards played Manning in the AMC historical drama series about the Culper Ring and espionage during the American Revolutionary War. His appearances included episodes from the third season.
Rectify (2016) — Edwards returned as Bobby Dean in the acclaimed SundanceTV drama series. The role continued a recurring character arc that began in earlier seasons.
2016–2017
Lethal Weapon (2016–2017) — Edwards appeared as Jake Voss in the Fox action-comedy crime series based on the film franchise. His character appeared in episodes during the show's second season period.
2017
Dear Coward on the Moon (2017) — Edwards played Peter in the independent drama film. The project continued his work in smaller, character-focused productions outside mainstream television.
2018–2019: Continued Television Work
The years 2018–2019 saw Linds Edwards continue his television career with guest appearances in drama and thriller series while also working on independent film projects. During this period, he focused mainly on character roles that expanded his range as a supporting actor.
2018
Chiefs (2018) — Edwards appeared as Randy Fitts in the television movie, continuing his work in crime and drama productions.
Independent Projects — Edwards continued appearing in smaller productions, including short films such as Dumkirk (2018), where he played Linds.
2019
The Resident (2019) — Edwards appeared as Steve Concado in the medical drama series. He guest-starred in the Season 3 episode “Woman Down.”
Tell Me a Story (2018–2020; Edwards appearance in 2020) — Edwards played Dylan Young in the second season of the CBS All Access thriller anthology series. His episodes aired in 2020, continuing the storyline filmed around this period.
Magnolia & Clementine (2019) — Edwards appeared in the short project, continuing his involvement with independent productions.
2020
Tell Me a Story (2020) — Edwards portrayed Dylan Young in the second season of the CBS All Access psychological thriller anthology series. His character appeared in two episodes:
“New Pages” (Season 2, Episode 5)
“Lost and Found” (Season 2, Episode 6)
The series, created by Kevin Williamson, reimagined classic fairy tales as modern psychological thrillers, with Edwards joining the ensemble cast during the show's second season.
2021
Edwards maintained a lower-profile period, continuing his involvement in acting and independent productions while preparing for future television and film appearances.
2022
Women of the Movement (2022) — Edwards appeared in the ABC historical miniseries as Leslie Milam. The series focused on the story of Mamie Till-Mobley and the fight for justice following the murder of her son, Emmett Till. Edwards’ role was part of the supporting ensemble in the historical drama. (imdb.com)
2023
Best Clowns (2023) — Edwards starred as Lance Edmonds and also served as a producer on the independent film. The project allowed him to combine his acting experience with his interest in filmmaking and production. (imdb.com)The Channel (2023) — Edwards appeared in the action-crime thriller film, continuing his work in intense supporting roles. The film follows a group of criminals involved in a dangerous escape and heist storyline. (imdb.com)
You & I (2023) — Edwards appeared in this independent drama project, adding another character-driven role to his filmography. (imdb.com)
2024
Angel of Light (2024) — Edwards appeared as Joel Bradnum in the independent thriller project. The film added another dramatic role to his growing list of character performances.
2025
Osiris (2025) — Edwards appeared as Nash in the science-fiction action film. The project continued his involvement in genre productions featuring action and thriller elements.
9-1-1: Nashville (2025) — Edwards joined the cast of the ABC procedural drama series as Chase. His appearance expanded his television credits into the 9-1-1 franchise, which follows first responders and emergency situations.
2026
Man of War (2026) — Edwards portrays Bunny, a former SAS commando and member of a private military extraction team in the action war thriller. The film stars LaMonica Garrett as Michael Connor and follows a former Navy SEAL and CIA operative on a dangerous mission during the early days of the war in Ukraine.
Edwards’ role as Bunny adds another action-oriented character to his filmography, following previous appearances in projects such as Homefront, The Channel, and Osiris.
Personal Life
Linds Edwards keeps much of his personal life private, but some details about his family and relationships are publicly known. He is an American actor, writer, and producer who has built his career through film, television, and independent filmmaking.
Marriage
Edwards has been married to Ashley Shelton since December 12, 2012.
Like Edwards, Ashley Shelton is involved in the entertainment industry as an actress, writer, director, and producer. The couple has also collaborated creatively on independent film projects.
Creative Partnership
Edwards and Shelton have worked together on independent projects, including Magnolia & Clementine (2019), where Shelton served as writer/director and Edwards was involved as a producer.
They have also appeared together in projects such as Dear Coward on the Moon (2017) and You & I (2023).
Interests and Career Goals
Edwards has expressed interest in continuing to work across different genres, especially film projects involving action and adventure. He has been known for taking on character roles while also developing his skills as a writer and producer.
Outside acting, he continues to be involved in independent storytelling and filmmaking.
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Linds Edwards was born in Tampa, Florida, U.S. His parents are Bruce Edwards and Kathi Trivette Edwards, and he has one brother named Brian. As a child, Edwards developed a strong imagination and enjoyed creating and performing scenes inspired by movies he watched. His family encouraged his creativity and interest in entertaining others.
In 1994, when Edwards was around 10 years old, his family moved to Knoxville, Tennessee, where he continued developing his interest in acting. His first major experience with performance came through a church production, where he worked alongside professional actors and discovered a deeper passion for the craft.
During high school, Edwards participated in several school plays, although he also explored independent creative projects outside traditional theater. After graduating, he gained experience performing at the Oak Ridge Playhouse, which helped launch his professional acting career.
After two years with the playhouse, Edwards met filmmaker Brooks Benjamin, who cast him in his first feature film, the award-winning horror movie Point of Fear (2006). This marked the beginning of his professional film career.
2006–2007: Early Career
Linds Edwards began his professional acting career in the mid-2000s, making his feature film debut in the independent horror-thriller Point of Fear (2006). In the film, Edwards portrayed Mark, one of the young characters caught in a dangerous situation involving a mysterious killer in the small town of Pleasant Point.
Following his debut, Edwards started gaining experience in independent filmmaking, developing his skills as an actor while taking on smaller film projects. His early work helped establish him as a character actor capable of appearing in drama, horror, and thriller productions.
During this period, Edwards also began exploring other areas of filmmaking, including writing and producing, which would become part of his career alongside acting.
Major Work (2006–2007):
Point of Fear (2006) — Mark (Feature Film Debut)
Career Significance:
The role of Mark in Point of Fear marked the beginning of Linds Edwards' screen career and opened opportunities for future appearances in television and film productions.
Following his feature debut in Point of Fear (2006), Linds Edwards continued building his career through independent films, short films, and early supporting roles. During this period, he expanded his experience both in front of and behind the camera as an actor, writer, and producer.
2008
Boys of Summerville (2008) — Edwards played Jack in the independent comedy-drama film directed by Brooks Benjamin. The film followed a man returning to his hometown and reconnecting with his past.
In a Blink (2008) — Edwards appeared as Chris in the short film, continuing to develop his work in independent productions.
A Rat's Tale (2008) — He also appeared in the short film as Rat / Hitman, further expanding his early acting credits.
2009
Get Low (2009) — Edwards appeared as a WKNG Announcer in the drama film starring Robert Duvall and Bill Murray.
Just in Case (2009) — Edwards took on additional creative responsibilities, serving as writer and producer for the short film, showing his interest in filmmaking beyond acting.
Seed (2009) — He appeared as Harris in the film.
The years 2010–2011 marked an important turning point in Linds Edwards’ career as he moved from independent films into television, gaining recognition through guest appearances and continuing his work in filmmaking.
2010
The Walking Dead (2010) — Edwards made his television debut in the hit AMC post-apocalyptic horror series, portraying Leon Basset, a deputy sheriff from the King County Sheriff's Department. Leon appeared in the series premiere episode “Days Gone Bye” and later appeared in a flashback in “Bloodletting.”
Redemption Road (2010) — Edwards appeared as Jimbo in the drama film directed by Mario Van Peebles. The film followed two men whose lives intersect during a journey through the American South.
Edwards also continued exploring television opportunities, adding to his growing list of acting credits.
2011
Inch of Grace (2011) — Edwards continued developing his skills behind the camera, working as a writer on the short film project. This reflected his interest in storytelling beyond acting.
2012–2013: Rising Recognition
The years 2012–2013 became a major growth period for Linds Edwards, as he expanded his television career and appeared in larger film productions. During this time, he worked across drama, action, crime, and thriller genres, gaining wider recognition for his supporting roles.
2012
Nashville (2012) — Edwards appeared in the musical drama television series, continuing his transition into regular television work.
The Baytown Outlaws (2012) — Edwards played Runt Oodie, a member of the Oodie family, in the action-comedy crime film directed by Barry Battles. The movie featured an ensemble cast including Billy Bob Thornton, Eva Longoria, Clayne Crawford, Travis Fimmel, and Daniel Cudmore.
2013
Rectify (2013) — Edwards portrayed Bobby Dean in the critically acclaimed SundanceTV drama series. The role introduced him to a darker, character-driven television drama.
Under the Dome (2013) — He appeared as Waylon Dundee in the CBS science-fiction mystery drama series.
Banshee (2013) — Edwards played Clover in the Cinemax action-crime series.
Homefront (2013) — Edwards gained broader attention for his role as Jojo Turrie in the action thriller starring Jason Statham and James Franco. The film became one of his most recognizable feature-film appearances.
2014–2015: Major Film Roles
The years 2014–2015 marked another important stage in Linds Edwards’ career, as he appeared in acclaimed independent films, major Hollywood productions, and expanded his television work. During this period, he became known for supporting roles in drama, adventure, and science-fiction projects.
2014
Something, Anything (2014) — Edwards played Tim in Paul Harrill’s independent drama film. The story follows a woman whose life changes after a personal tragedy, with Edwards appearing as part of the supporting cast.
TURN: Washington’s Spies (2014) — Edwards appeared as Manning in the historical drama television series, continuing his work in period-based productions.
2015
A Walk in the Woods (2015) — Edwards portrayed Darren in the adventure-comedy film starring Robert Redford and Nick Nolte. The film was based on Bill Bryson’s memoir about hiking the Appalachian Trail.
Powers (2015) — Edwards appeared as Zerotron X in the superhero crime drama series, adding a science-fiction role to his television credits.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 (2015) — Edwards played the Injured Career, appearing in the final installment of the popular Hunger Games film franchise.
2016–2017: Television Expansion
The years 2016–2017 continued Linds Edwards’ growth as a television character actor. During this period, he appeared in crime dramas, historical series, and independent films, taking on a variety of supporting roles.
2016
Game of Silence (2016) — Edwards portrayed Red in the NBC crime drama series. The show followed a group of childhood friends whose dark past returns to haunt them as adults. Edwards appeared in multiple episodes during the first season.
TURN: Washington’s Spies (2016) — Edwards played Manning in the AMC historical drama series about the Culper Ring and espionage during the American Revolutionary War. His appearances included episodes from the third season.
Rectify (2016) — Edwards returned as Bobby Dean in the acclaimed SundanceTV drama series. The role continued a recurring character arc that began in earlier seasons.
2016–2017
Lethal Weapon (2016–2017) — Edwards appeared as Jake Voss in the Fox action-comedy crime series based on the film franchise. His character appeared in episodes during the show's second season period.
2017
Dear Coward on the Moon (2017) — Edwards played Peter in the independent drama film. The project continued his work in smaller, character-focused productions outside mainstream television.
2018–2019: Continued Television Work
The years 2018–2019 saw Linds Edwards continue his television career with guest appearances in drama and thriller series while also working on independent film projects. During this period, he focused mainly on character roles that expanded his range as a supporting actor.
2018
Chiefs (2018) — Edwards appeared as Randy Fitts in the television movie, continuing his work in crime and drama productions.
Independent Projects — Edwards continued appearing in smaller productions, including short films such as Dumkirk (2018), where he played Linds.
2019
The Resident (2019) — Edwards appeared as Steve Concado in the medical drama series. He guest-starred in the Season 3 episode “Woman Down.”
Tell Me a Story (2018–2020; Edwards appearance in 2020) — Edwards played Dylan Young in the second season of the CBS All Access thriller anthology series. His episodes aired in 2020, continuing the storyline filmed around this period.
Magnolia & Clementine (2019) — Edwards appeared in the short project, continuing his involvement with independent productions.
2020
Tell Me a Story (2020) — Edwards portrayed Dylan Young in the second season of the CBS All Access psychological thriller anthology series. His character appeared in two episodes:
“New Pages” (Season 2, Episode 5)
“Lost and Found” (Season 2, Episode 6)
The series, created by Kevin Williamson, reimagined classic fairy tales as modern psychological thrillers, with Edwards joining the ensemble cast during the show's second season.
2021
Edwards maintained a lower-profile period, continuing his involvement in acting and independent productions while preparing for future television and film appearances.
2022
Women of the Movement (2022) — Edwards appeared in the ABC historical miniseries as Leslie Milam. The series focused on the story of Mamie Till-Mobley and the fight for justice following the murder of her son, Emmett Till. Edwards’ role was part of the supporting ensemble in the historical drama. (imdb.com)
2023
Best Clowns (2023) — Edwards starred as Lance Edmonds and also served as a producer on the independent film. The project allowed him to combine his acting experience with his interest in filmmaking and production. (imdb.com)The Channel (2023) — Edwards appeared in the action-crime thriller film, continuing his work in intense supporting roles. The film follows a group of criminals involved in a dangerous escape and heist storyline. (imdb.com)
You & I (2023) — Edwards appeared in this independent drama project, adding another character-driven role to his filmography. (imdb.com)
2024
Angel of Light (2024) — Edwards appeared as Joel Bradnum in the independent thriller project. The film added another dramatic role to his growing list of character performances.
2025
Osiris (2025) — Edwards appeared as Nash in the science-fiction action film. The project continued his involvement in genre productions featuring action and thriller elements.
9-1-1: Nashville (2025) — Edwards joined the cast of the ABC procedural drama series as Chase. His appearance expanded his television credits into the 9-1-1 franchise, which follows first responders and emergency situations.
2026
Man of War (2026) — Edwards portrays Bunny, a former SAS commando and member of a private military extraction team in the action war thriller. The film stars LaMonica Garrett as Michael Connor and follows a former Navy SEAL and CIA operative on a dangerous mission during the early days of the war in Ukraine.
Edwards’ role as Bunny adds another action-oriented character to his filmography, following previous appearances in projects such as Homefront, The Channel, and Osiris.
Personal Life
Linds Edwards keeps much of his personal life private, but some details about his family and relationships are publicly known. He is an American actor, writer, and producer who has built his career through film, television, and independent filmmaking.
Marriage
Edwards has been married to Ashley Shelton since December 12, 2012.
Like Edwards, Ashley Shelton is involved in the entertainment industry as an actress, writer, director, and producer. The couple has also collaborated creatively on independent film projects.
Creative Partnership
Edwards and Shelton have worked together on independent projects, including Magnolia & Clementine (2019), where Shelton served as writer/director and Edwards was involved as a producer.
They have also appeared together in projects such as Dear Coward on the Moon (2017) and You & I (2023).
Interests and Career Goals
Edwards has expressed interest in continuing to work across different genres, especially film projects involving action and adventure. He has been known for taking on character roles while also developing his skills as a writer and producer.
Outside acting, he continues to be involved in independent storytelling and filmmaking.
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| Rating: | 6.3 | 772 Watched |
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| Rating: | 6.3 | 266 Watched |
3. Get Low (2010)
| Rating: | 6.5 | 152 Watched |
4. A Walk in the Woods (2015)
| Rating: | 6.2 | 73 Watched |
5. Redemption Road (2010)
| Rating: | 9.2 | 8 Watched |
1. Get Low (2010)
| Rating: | 6.5 | 152 Watched |
2. Homefront (2013)
| Rating: | 6.3 | 266 Watched |
3. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 (2015)
| Rating: | 6.3 | 772 Watched |
4. A Walk in the Woods (2015)
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