Background and Age

Brody Kitsch was born in Canada after his parents immigrated from Austria. His parents got divorced during his youth. His mother, Susan Green had a job at BC Liquor Board. His father, Drew worked in development. His mom won the divorce settlement and got custody of Brody and his brothers. Brody and his brothers lived with their mom for a long time. The three brothers had a rough childhood being brought up in a mobile home park.

Family

Brody Kitsch is often seen with his brothers enjoying a drink. They frequently attend functions together. Despite varying levels of success, they have kept in close contact with each other.

Brody's brother Taylor Kitsch is a Canadian actor and model. He is most popular for his work in films like X-Men Origins: Wolverine, John Carter, and Savages. Taylor pursued his acting fantasies by studying the art of acting with coach Sheila Gray. He then won roles in John Tucker Must Die and Snakes on a Plane. Moving to New York in 2002 was the prize that Taylor got in the wake of being explored by modeling scouts in Canada. Taylor was signed to "IMG Models" and later he turned into a common face for the acclaimed apparel lines, "Abercrombie and Fitch" and "Diesel". Taylor was also signed under "Untitled Entertainment" during his two years in the city. While Taylor was living in New York, he discovered time to turn into an ensured fitness coach and nutritionist.

In the year 2004, Taylor concluded that it was the ideal opportunity for him to move to Los Angeles and focus on his acting career. Taylor remained in Los Angeles for around eight months and accomplished some print work with "Nous Modeling Management". It wasn't long until Taylor realized that he did not want to stay in Los Angeles anymore. Taylor settled on the choice to move back to Vancouver for the late spring of 2005 to invest more energy and time with his family. In 2006, Taylor at that point signed with "Attempt".

In the year 2006, Kitsch was cast in his breakout role on the NBC sports high schooler drama TV series Friday Night Lights. It was an expansion of Peter Berg's 2004 film of the same name and set in the anecdotal town of Dillon, Texas. For five seasons, Kitsch depicted the role of Tim Riggins, a high school student who is the fullback/running back of the Dillon Panthers. The series debuted in October 2006 to great reviews and praise from pundits and over 7.7 million viewers. He went on to play Pogue Parry in The Covenant, along with Steven Strait, Sebastian Stan, Laura Ramsey, Toby Hemingway, Jessica Lucas, and Chace Crawford. Kitsch featured in Steven Silver's The Bang Club, a drama set in South Africa.