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[[File:Nosferatu.jpg|thumb|Grand Duke Travis in heavy makeup portraying the vampire Nosferatu in the 2013 short horror film "The Pacifier"]] | [[File:Nosferatu.jpg|thumb|Grand Duke Travis in heavy makeup portraying the vampire Nosferatu in the 2013 short horror film "The Pacifier"]] | ||
===Acting career=== | ===Acting career=== | ||
From 2007 - 2013, the Grand Duke was a professional actor, appearing in over 100 stage and screen productions including: ''Body of Lies'' with Russell Crowe, ''Ambushed'' with Dolph Lundgren, ''True Indigo'' with Keith David, as well as the stage plays ''The Shock of Recognition'' with Jimmi Simpson (''Westworld''), ''The Jungle Book'' with James McMenamin (''Orange is the New Black'') and leading roles in ''Annie'', ''Oedipus Rex'', ''Send Me No Flowers''. He also played "royal roles" as Richard the Lionheart in ''The Lion in Winter'', Richard III in ''Richard and Anne'', and King Claudius in ''Hamlet''. | From 2007 - 2013, the Grand Duke was a professional actor, appearing in over 100 stage and screen productions including: ''Body of Lies'' with Russell Crowe, ''Ambushed'' with Dolph Lundgren, ''True Indigo'' with Keith David, as well as the stage plays: ''The Shock of Recognition'' with Jimmi Simpson (''Westworld''), ''The Jungle Book'' with James McMenamin (''Orange is the New Black'') and leading roles in ''Annie'', ''Oedipus Rex'', ''Send Me No Flowers''. He also played "royal roles" as Richard the Lionheart in ''The Lion in Winter'', Richard III in ''Richard and Anne'', and King Claudius in ''Hamlet''. | ||
In 2013, he was invited to audition for the original Broadway production of the musical ''Allegiance'' by famed Star Trek actor and gay advocate, George Takei, but was ultimately not selected for the cast. | In 2013, he was invited to audition for the original Broadway production of the musical ''Allegiance'' by famed Star Trek actor and gay advocate, George Takei, but was ultimately not selected for the cast. | ||