Trey Atwood
| Trey Atwood | |
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| The O.C. character | |
Logan Marshall-Green as Trey Atwood
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| First appearance | "Premiere" (episode 1.01) |
| Last appearance | "The Aftermath" (episode 3.01) |
| Created by | Josh Schwartz |
| Portrayed by |
Bradley Stryker (season one) Logan Marshall-Green (seasons two and three) |
| Information | |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Blackjack dealer |
| Family |
Francis "Frank" Atwood (father; estranged) Dawn Atwood (mother; estranged) Ryan Atwood (younger brother) Cooper Atwood (paternal half-brother) |
| Significant other(s) |
Jess Sathers (ex-girlfriend) |
| Residence |
Las Vegas, Nevada Formerly: Chino, California |
Trey Atwood is a fictional character on the FOX television series The O.C., portrayed by Bradley Stryker during season one and by Logan Marshall-Green from season two onward. Trey is the older brother of main character Ryan Atwood and grew up with him in Chino with their mother, Dawn Atwood.
Like his younger brother Ryan, Trey has a quick temper but is more impulsive where Ryan is more controlled. This often puts the brothers at odds with other, and, on several occasions, Ryan has had to step in to drag Trey away from potentially causing a fight and drawing even more attention to himself.
Trey is the son of Frank and Dawn Atwood and older brother of Ryan Atwood. His relationship with his parents is left ambiguous, presumed to be estranged. Like Ryan, he was abused by their father. In the pilot, after his and Ryan's arrest for stealing a car, he was said to be over eighteen and was charged as an adult, implying that he was at least two years older than Ryan, who was then sixteen.
Marissa Cooper once described the brothers' relationship as "complicated". Ryan is usually the reluctant participant in Trey's criminal activities, as seen in the pilot episode where he helps Trey steal a car and they are caught red-handed by the police. Trey would play on Ryan's sympathies, knowing that Ryan could never turn down his blood brother. In other instances, he has risked his own safety to rescue Ryan and also sends him birthday and Christmas presents. By season 3, they drift apart as Ryan was angry about Trey's rape attempt on his love interest and on-off girlfriend Marissa, culminating in him refusing to take Trey's calls towards the end of the season.
Bradley Stryker makes two appearances in the first season as Trey Atwood. The first is in the cold open of the pilot episode when he steals a Chevrolet Camaro, crashing it when trying to evade the police. He is arrested and sent to prison as he was over eighteen and was found with a gun and drugs. Ryan was let go as he was a first-time offender and still a juvenile.
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