david eggers II

Actor and Model

About

ABOUT David

David Eggers II is a New York-based actor, best known for his portrayal of "Major Tom Ryan" in Station to Station, 2021's Audience Award-winner at the Las Vegas International Film and Screenwriting Festival, for which he earned IndieEye and IndieFEST lead acting honors; and his well-received silent performance in the experimental thriller Infinite.

Eggers is also known for playing "Charlie" in the sports mockumentary "Aidy Kane (Really Wants You to Love Him)" (for which he shared an ensemble Indie Series Award nomination), and "Rick" in college comedy What Happened Last Night, a role he reprised in the spin-off series New Dogs, Old Tricks.

As a fine art and commercial model, Eggers has posed for editorial, lifestyle, and mixed-media projects for a diverse array of established and emergent artists, including Justin Thai, Benjamin Bryant, Jason Paluck, and Murlin St. Jean.

Eggers has appeared in regional and national commercial campaigns, including a social Super Bowl social media spot for Liqs cocktails and memorably fronted the 2022 Dead Man's Farm "Bludgeon Family" social media campaign and horror short film.

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David Eggers II, a six-foot tall actor and model with brown hair and a beard, stands in a wine-colored suit and floral 1970s inspired shirt and sunglasses, looking out into the distance with a slight smile.

David Eggers II, a six-foot-one tall actor and model with brown hair and a beard, stands shirtless with a brown leather jacket and black rimmed glasses, looking out into the distance.

Actor and model David Eggers II, a six-foot-one actor and model, appears in the image twice, as if he were twins, side by side in casual clothing in front of a brick wall, one on the left staring blankly ahead while the other version appears animated, trying to get his attention.

Actor and Model David Eggers II, a six-foot-one tall actor and model with brown hair stares directly at the camera in a black and white photo. He is in the process of getting dressed for a formal event, seen from the navel up, with a still-unbuttoned white dress shirt and a loose tie.

Actor and Model David Eggers II, a slender six-foot-one model with dark hair stares directly at the camera in a Black and White art portrait. He is shirtless and seen from the navel up.

Actor and Model David Eggers II, a brown haired six-foot-one model stares at the camera in a stylized art portrait inspired by 1960s and 1970s aesthetics. He is wearing a dark blue workman's jumpsuit and wearing light but stark make-up in the style of 1970s glam. The background is a stylized white room with a spiral on the wall behind him.

Actor David Eggers II and actress Cheyenne Alexis appear, implied nude, in a shot framed from the shoulders up. A still from a film, the two appear deep in tense conversation.

David Eggers II, a six-foot tall actor and model with brown hair and a beard, sits at an outdoor cafe on a rainy day in New York, in a wine-colored suit and floral 1970s inspired shirt and sunglasses, looking out into the distance with a wide smile, as if mid-laugh.

Actor and model David Eggers II stands confidently with a beaming smile at an outdoor event. He wears red circular sunglasses and a casual, layered outfit consisting of a white graphic tee with a red accent, a denim vest, and black jeans. A red belt protrudes from under his t-shirt, matching his vibrant glasses. The golden sunlight illuminates him from the side, casting a warm glow, with a clear blue sky and some buildings in the background.

David Eggers II, a six-foot tall actor and model with brown hair and a beard, walks toward the camera in a wine-colored suit and floral 1970s inspired shirt and sunglasses, looking just beyond the camera.

Cate Farrow and David Eggers II as Sarah and Tom in STATION TO STATION (3).jpg

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