Max Macmillan Movies and Tv Shows

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Max started small, like really small. We’re talking guest spots on shows you’ve probably forgotten about, like that one detective series from 2012 where he played “Cranky Barista #2.” He made that role memorable by adding a tiny smirk while handing over a latte.

It’s that kind of attention to detail that makes you think, “This guy is going places.” And boy, did he start walking fast.

His first real breakout was a 2015 indie film called “The Last Honest Night.” He played a zookeeper who accidentally frees a llama and then has to chase it through a wedding. I am not making this up. It’s hilarious, and he carries the whole thing with a straight face.

Television: Where He Really Shines

Max has a superpower: he can show up for one episode of a show and become everyone’s favorite character. Remember the sci-fi drama “Eclipse Point”? He played a janitor who secretly knows the alien language from a leaky mop bucket. It’s absurd. It’s also genius.

He also had a recurring role on the comedy series “Dinner for Dummies.” He played Doug, a chef who only cooks using a microwave. His catchphrase, “It’s not burnt, it’s serious,” became a meme for a whole week. You probably laughed at it without even knowing it was him.

But his most watched TV moment? That’s on the hit show “Shadow Hills.” He played a ghost who haunts a vending machine. He delivers lines like, “I only have Doritos and regret” with such dramatic weight, you almost cry into your snack.