There aren't many actors as educated as the delightful Dillon Casey. Sure, occasionally an Ivy League school will let a child star get a degree in an easy major, but way before he was famous, Dillon studied Environmental Science at the "Harvard of Canada" McGill University, then picked up a Masters in economics from the University of Toronto. We'd have loved to have been his fu.. we mean, study-buddy! While he still appreciates his time at college, Dillon opted to pursue an acting career instead of becoming either a scientist of economist. Starting his career with a 2001 episode of System Crash, Dillon's first recurring role came when he was Chuck on CBC's short lived, told through web cameras drama, 11 Cameras, but Dillon really became a star thanks to his work as Trevor Lemonde on M.V.P. Canada's sort of answer to Footballer's Wives, that one was a drama about a professional hockey team and the women who love the players. A few locker room scenes first had us spllin to Dylan! He moved on to play Sebastian on MTV's supernatural drama Valemont, before hitting the big screen alongside Channing Tatum as Ryan in The Vow (2012). While Americans likely know Dillon as former Navy Seal Sean Pierce on Nikita, here at Skin Central we know that if you're super horny for Casey, the only remedy is Dillon's work in the Toronto set medical drama Remedy. In one steamy scene, Dillon walks into a steam room and starts making out with a babe. She gets mad before anything good can happen, but later on we see him lying in bed, in his tight black underwear. We've got some swelling in our bulge, doc? Think you could take care of it? Dillon stuck to American TV after that, playing Detective Blakey on Designated Survivor and the astronaut HYDRA tried to sacrifice to The Hive, Will Daniels on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. But these days, Dillon's dominating the wholesome movie scene in stuff like the identical twins swap places and find love flick The Great Christmas Switch (2021) and Lifetime's food correspondent is sent to cover a small town diner, and finds love flick A Recipe for Joy (2021). Mr. Man didn't study economics, but he's pretty sure the winning recipe for a movie is Dillon Casey, minus clothes!
