Ross Marquand

Born in Fort Collins, Colorado in 1980, Ross Marquand always loved performing for an audience and doing impressions of celebrities. He would take this talent from childhood Christmas pageants to the college stage when he enrolled at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and eventually moved to Los Angeles to try his hand at a professional acting career. His first TV role would come in 2006 with an appearance on the series "L.A. Forensics" (CourtTV, 2006-07). This led to a few appearances in independent movies like the thriller "A Lonely Place for Dying" (2009) and the drama "Broken Roads" (2012). In 2013, Marquand's skill as an impressionist helped him secure an appearance on the acclaimed series "Mad Men" (AMC, 2007-2015) as legendary actor Paul Newman, as well as a recurring role on the late night talk show "Conan" (TBS, 2010-), on which Marquand provided a spot-on impersonation of Christopher Walken. He found a particularly great role on the series "Impress Me" (Pop TV, 2015-16)-a comedy about a support group for actors attempting to give up the impersonation schtick and become dramatic actors. Then in 2015, Marquand took on the role of Aaron on the landmark series "The Walking Dead" (AMC, 2010-22).