26 Aug '24

Happy 33rd Birthday Dylan!

Today is Dylan O’Brien’s 33rd birthday! I wanted to wish Dylan a very happy birthday! We hope you have an amazing day celebrating with all of your family and friends! We are wishing you another great year full of success, good health, and happiness!

To celebrate Dylan’s birthday, I have updated the gallery with some outtakes from a portrait session Dylan did at Sundance Film Festival earlier this year! As you can see, the site hasn’t been updated in a long time.. I’m kind of on the fence if I’ll keep this site. But enjoy the photos until I can make a final decision. Thank you to those who are still visiting even with the lack of updates. If I find the motivation, I’ll work on adding missing photos in the gallery.

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21 Jan '24

Dylan at Sundance Film Festival (January 20)

Yesterday, Dylan had an eventful day at Sundance Film Festival! I’ve updated the gallery with several of the events he attended including the Ponyboi premiere!



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20 Jan '24

Variety & The Golden Globe Awards Breakthrough Artists Party

Yesterday, Dylan attended his first event of the year! He was at Sundance Film Festival attending the Variety & The Golden Globe Awards Breakthrough Artists Party where he accepted his award! The award highlights the next generation of exceptional talents in front of the camera. So proud of you, Dylan!

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26 Aug '23

Happy 32nd Birthday Dylan!

Today is Dylan O’Brien’s 32nd birthday! Happy Birthday Dylan! We are all wishing you another year of joy, health, and success. I hope you have an amazing day with your friends and family! Thank you for keeping us entertained with all your work. I’m excited to see everything you do in the upcoming year!

To celebrate Dylan’s birthday, I have updated the gallery with screen captures of Dylan from The Outfit and Not Okay. I’m still working on adding all the missed projects soon! Thank you all for visiting the site!


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30 Aug '22

2022 MTV Video Music Awards

On Sunday night (August 28), Dylan attended the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards! He attended for Taylor Swift’s All Too Well: The Short Film which won the awards of Best Direction, Best Long Form Video, and Video of the Year! Check out all the new photos in the gallery.


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26 Aug '22

Happy 31st Birthday Dylan!

Hello Dylan fans! Today our favorite person, Dylan O’Brien’s 31st birthday! To Dylan, this site would be nothing without you and all your amazing projects. Thank you for all the joy you bring into our lives with your work. I can’t wait to see everything you do in the coming year. I hope you get to spend the day with all your friends and family. Here’s to another year of supporting the amazing you! Happy Birthday Dylan!

To celebrate Dylan’s birthday, I have put up put up brand new layouts for the site featuring the two latest photoshoots of Dylan for Bustle and Interview Magazine. Thank you Dylan for finally giving us new photoshoots! Thank you to my friend Jasper at Ten Thousand Beats for the amazing themes. I hope you all love them as much as I do!

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19 Jul '22

Dylan O’Brien Is Taking the Piss Out of Influencer Culture

What is life?? A new Dylan photoshoot? Check out Dylan’s interview with Interview Magazine below and check out the amazing new shoot in the gallery!

Last year, Dylan O’Brien proved he doesn’t take himself too seriously when he appeared on Curb Your Enthusiasm as a highly exaggerated version of himself. It’s a rite of passage for any actor with enough self-awareness to take the piss out of the whole fame thing, and a chance for O’Brien, largely known for his roles in MTV’s Teen Wolf series and The Maze Runner franchise, to show off his comedic chops. Now, the 30-year-old actor is proving that was no fluke by setting his sights on another fame-obsessed corner of society: influencer culture. In Not Okay (out July 29 on Hulu), director Quinn Shephard’s biting satire on the perils of clout chasing, O’Brien plays Colin, a status-obsessed influencer who works with Harper (Zoey Deutch), an aspiring writer who finds herself in the internet’s crossfire after pretending to be the survivor of a traumatic event for likes. We recently caught up with him to discuss his perspective on influencers, why Gen-Z is misunderstood, and his selective process for choosing new roles.

JACKSON WALD: How were you introduced to your character in Not Okay, and what did you think about him upon reading the script?

DYLAN O’BRIEN: The script first came in as just, “Check this out, and if you like it, do you want to meet Quinn [Shephard]?” I knew that Zoey [Deutch] was attached. I had just worked with her earlier in the year and loved her, and I’d heard that Quinn was a very talented, young, up-and-coming filmmaker. I checked out Quinn’s movie. I did all my homework, and I read the script. I’ve just always been taken aback by these, not even influencers, but these white tatted kids who talk with blaccents as if they’re from the streets, appropriating Black culture, and being someone that “we” are thirsting over. I found it such an odd trend, but I was fascinated by it. That’s how I saw the character. I wanted to go full force with it. I wanted the tats, the Bieber blonde hair, and an MGK Fortnite skin. I just wanted to take the piss out of that kind of person.

WALD: It’s interesting to track the origins of that type of character. The first thing that came to my mind is Vanilla Ice. But If you really want to pinpoint it to a certain moment—I’m interested to hear where you think it started—but to me, it’s Vine. Because Vine was TikTok before TikTok.

O’BRIEN: I think you’re totally right. Vine is the first time I became aware of the influencers who are becoming like the Cameron Dallas’, or Nash Griers, and in reality, are pretty white kids from these suburban towns that talk like they’re from the block, and they just make these thirsty vids.

WALD: When you were preparing for the role of Colin, was there any prep involved? Did you spend hours watching TikTok, or something to that effect?

O’BRIEN: No. What’s funny is, I should have done more of that. I was actually dating a girl that summer for a bit and I was picking up a lot of things from her, too. She had that sort of vibe. Like she’d be constantly saying, “OD as fuck,” and “No cap, and cap, no cap.” Just all these terms. I would just be walking around my house, and would just record riffs on my phone. I really wanted to explore the dichotomy of him always having these beliefs, and then his actions being completely fake as fuck.

WALD: Is there an audio recording of you just going, “Deadass”?

O’BRIEN: Yeah, there’s plenty.

WALD: Great.

O’BRIEN: What’s funny is, when the part was officially offered to me, I sent Quinn a tape on my own of how I wanted to do it, just in case it wasn’t what she wanted. I sent her this random tape of me talking like him, and saying this random shit. She sent it back, and she’s like, “That’s totally it.”
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