Oliver Davis is an award-winning actor who, at the age of twelve, is already a veteran of television and film. Oliver's sister, Morgan, who is also an actor, convinced him he would be good at acting and have fun. Since he gave it a "try," he hasn't stopped working.

On film Oliver has appeared in "Flags of Our Fathers" and "The Almost Guys" as well as in two short films, "No Match 57221" and "Maya & B." "The Almost Guys" was one of Oliver's favorite projects to date because of the friendship he developed with director Eric Fleming, who also played his father in the film. He recently landed the role of "Henry"in the film "Lucky Number Slevin" and enjoyed shooting some scenes with Bruce Willis.

On television Oliver was a recurring character on the hit NBC series "ER," where he played Alex Taggart, the son of Nurse Sam (Linda Cardellini). For his performance on the series, Oliver was nominated for and won a 2004 Young Artist Award for Best Performance by a Recurring Young Actor in a Television Series. Oliver was also nominated in 2005 for his performances in "ER" and "Rodney" and again in 2006 for his performance on "Rodney."

Oliver just wrapped up filming the latest season of "Rodney" and had a great time. He is hoping for another season "because because the whole cast and crew are so talented, friendly, and down to earth. They are like my second family."

When not working, Oliver lives in Los Angeles with his parents and sister. His Golden Lab, Hobbes, rounds out the family. Oliver also enjoys hiking, biking, basketball, volleyball, soccer, playing video games and collecting DVDs.