Born in 1984 in the Bronx district of New York, Quinton Aaron is an American actor who draws attention with his strong physical presence and sincere acting. The role that radically changed the course of his career was that of NFL player Michael Oher, based on his real-life story, in the 2009 film Blind Spot directed by John Lee Hancock. In this production, in which he starred alongside Sandra Bullock and Tim McGraw, Aaron brought great credibility to the touching story of a homeless young man being brought back to life by a loving family. The film was both a great success at the box office and was loved by large audiences, making Aaron's name known around the world. Even before Blind Spot, Aaron was trying to make a place for himself in the television world. His small roles in popular series such as Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and One Tree Hill began to make him visible in the industry. After the production, she played various characters in television projects such as Drop Dead Diva and Harry's Law. 2014's The Left Behind is among other important productions in his career. Aaron is considered one of America's most important character actors, as a name that has carved out a unique place in Hollywood with Blind Spot and has managed to leave a lasting impression on the audience on the big screen.