Julian Horton

Julian Horton is an accomplished actor known for his significant roles in both film and television. He features prominently in the STX film *National Champions*, sharing the screen with talents such as J.K. Simmons and Uzo Aduba. In another notable project, *Black Spartans*, Horton takes on the lead role of Gene Washington, a wide receiver from LaPorte, Texas, who is recruited by Michigan State during the 1960s. This film highlights the pioneering efforts of coach Duffy Daugherty in integrating college football at Michigan State.

Horton’s filmography also includes *The Re-Education of Molly Singer* and the Amazon-distributed feature *The House Invictus*, among many others. On the television front, he made his debut on The CW’s *Legacies* and has showcased his versatility in the thriller *Ruined*, where he stars alongside Keri Hilson and Annie Ilonzeh. He has a recurring role in Tyler Perry/BET’s *Bruh* and is a series regular on CleoTV’s *Tough Love Atlanta*. Additionally, Horton has appeared in numerous national commercials.

Before embarking on his acting career, Horton was a talented football player, having played for the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Tennessee Titans in the early 2010s. Beyond his talents in sports and acting, he is also a music producer, contributing to the Rap, R&B, and Pop music genres.