Actor Lane Garrison is most famous for his roles as Tweener in "Prison Break" and as Clyde’s brother “Buck Barrow," in the highly-anticipated, star-studded miniseries for History, Lifetime and A&E networks, "Bonnie & Clyde," which premiered in 2013. Directed by Academy-Award nominee Bruce Beresford and featuring a star-studded cast (Emile Hirsch, Holliday Grainger, William Hurt and Holly Hunter), the four-hour, two-night miniseries told the story of the exhilarating life of outlaws in the 1930s.

Additionally, Garrison captivated the audience as Randy, a prison guard who finds himself wrapped in a love triangle with Cole (Kristen Stewart) and Ali (Peyman Maadi) in the highly-anticipated, big-screen drama "Camp X-Ray," a gritty, solid portrayal of the desensitized life in the temporary detention facility Camp X-Ray at Guantanamo Bay.

Garrison is guest starring on the new El Rey network’s much buzzed about first original series, "From Dusk Til Dawn," based on the cult horror film, playing the role of Pete, the seedy liquor store owner originally played by John Hawkes.

Born in Dallas, TX, to two artists, Garrison was no stranger to the arts as he grew up not only as the top of his class while heavily involved in sports, but also as a leading member in the high school drama. Upon moving out west to pursue his dreams of becoming an actor, he immediately began auditioning and taking acting classes while working full-time. Garrison got his first big break landing the lead role of the independent films "Quality of Life" and soon after, landed his major career-changing role as David ‘Tweener’ Apolskis in Golden Globe-nominated TV series "Prison Break."

His career skyrocketed and soon landed roles in feature films "Shooter," "Crazy," "The Event," "One Heart" and "The Devil's in the Details," alongside Ray Liotta and Emilio Rivera. Also a screenwriter, Lane has recently sold two feature films: the romantic comedy "Chasing Fate" for Maverick Films and "Succubus," a horror comedy at MGM.

As a huge sports fanatic, Garrison is an avid golfer and stays true to his roots as he cheers for the Texas A&M football team. Garrison is also a huge anti-drinking and driving advocate and supporter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

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