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Nick Benson is a Actor American born on 8 june 1994 at Springfield (USA)
Nicholas James "Nick" Benson" (born June 8, 1994) is an American teen actor. His first major role was Derrick Westerly on The WB Television Network show Summerland. He later starred as Rick Thompson on the CBS TV show Swingtown. He was a special Guest Star on the show True Jackson VP show as the school bully in the episode called "Ditch Day". Most recently (2011), he starred in the Nickelodeon TV Movie Best Player as Sheldon.
Benson was born in Springfield, Missouri. He has two older brothers, Dan Benson and Michael Benson. His brother Dan Benson is also an actor and plays Zeke - a reoccurring guest star role on Disney's Wizard's of Waverly Place. Nick began his acting career in 2001 after moving to Florida. He attended Stanford Online High school. He is also a classical pianist, composer and accomplished student. He is the son of Jim and Marilee Benson.
Benson is a freshman studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT, where he is a brother in Theta Xi and a member of the MIT Shakespeare Ensemble.
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Benson was born in Springfield, Missouri. He has two older brothers, Dan Benson and Michael Benson. His brother Dan Benson is also an actor and plays Zeke - a reoccurring guest star role on Disney's Wizard's of Waverly Place. Nick began his acting career in 2001 after moving to Florida. He attended Stanford Online High school. He is also a classical pianist, composer and accomplished student. He is the son of Jim and Marilee Benson.
Benson is a freshman studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT, where he is a brother in Theta Xi and a member of the MIT Shakespeare Ensemble.
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Best Player (2011)
, 1h28Directed by Damon Santostefano
Origin USA
Genres Comedy
Themes Films about music and musicians, Musical films, Films about video games
Actors Jerry Trainor, Jennette McCurdy, Janet Varney, Amir Talai, Nick Benson, Jean-Luc Bilodeau
Roles Shock"
Rating57%
Quincy Johnson (Jerry Trainor) is a barely unemployed adult gamer who lives at home with his parents. Quincy plays video games under the username "Q", and is renowned in the gaming community for his many awards and world records. Much to Quincy's dismay, his parents decide to sell their house, meaning Quincy will need to find a new place of residence. Quincy decides to try to buy the house from them for $175,000. He plans on getting the money from a tournament for a new video game called Black Hole, where the grand prize is $175,500. He discusses the dilemma with his number one fan, Wendell (Amir Talai). While practicing for the tournament, Quincy finds a player named "Prodigy" whom he cannot defeat. Quincy and Wendell decide to find out who Prodigy really is to secure Quincy's chance of winning the tournament, also because Quincy needs a place to stay. Wendell picks Quincy up in an ice cream truck, and finds out that Prodigy lives nearby. They seek a plan to beat Prodigy while together.
National Treasure (2004)
, 2h11Directed by Jon Turteltaub
Origin USA
Genres Thriller, Action, Adventure
Themes Politique, Heist films, Children's films, Gangster films, Escroquerie, L'Or, White House in fiction
Actors Nicolas Cage, Diane Kruger, Justin Bartha, Jon Voight, Harvey Keitel, Sean Bean
Rating68%
Benjamin Franklin Gates (Nicolas Cage) is an American historian, amateur cryptologist, and the youngest descendant of a long line of treasure hunters. While his father Patrick Henry Gates (Jon Voight) discourages him from following in the family line, Ben is driven on by a story told by his grandfather, John Adams Gates (Christopher Plummer). According to John, a clue - the phrase "The secret lies with Charlotte" - was entrusted to the family by Charles Carroll of Carrollton in 1832, and would lead to the fabled "national treasure", a wealth of artifacts dating from Ancient Egypt and secretly hidden by the Founding Fathers and the Freemasons during the American Revolutionary War.