Matthew Humphreys

Matthew Humphreys
Born Matthew Humphreys
(1974-01-22) January 22, 1974
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Occupation Actor
Years active 2003 - present

Matthew Humphreys (born January 22, 1974) is an American actor. He is perhaps best known for his role as Doug Jones on the Current TV series, Bar Karma.

Life and career

Humphreys wanted to be an actor from childhood. In adolescence, he considered other careers, including stockbroker and a United States Navy SEALs, but settled on acting and toured with a regional theatre company in the Midwest USA and New York.[1]

Humphreys returned to graduate school after his time with the theater company. He graduated from the Yale School of Drama, after which he received more numerous and more recognizable acting roles.[1]

He has said that he usually can get a "feel for" what the producers and directors want for a character when he goes in for an audition, but he was given very little information as to the personality of his Bar Karma. Thus, he had to improvise and be creative during the audition process.[1]

Humphreys has said that, other than his role in Bar Karma, his favorite job to date was portraying the vampire Dixon in the CW series Supernatural. He enjoyed the good company on the set and was especially thrilled to work with the director Kim Manners, whom he called "absolutely unbelievable".[1]

Filmography

YearProductionRoleNotes
2003All My ChildrenFather Terry1 episode
2006We Fight to Be FreeLieutenant James MonroeShort
2006Numb3rsRandy Styles1 episode
2006The Good ShepherdCherry Orchard actor
2007Chapter 27Frederic
2007JourneymenGreg Weil1 episode
2007SupernaturalDixon1 episode
2008MediumSteven1 episode
2008Altamont NowAlex Urban
2008Burn NoticePhilip1 episode
2009ObsessedPatrick
2009The ForgottenBen Sheppard1 episode
2010Big LoveRon Reed2 episodes
2011Bar KarmaDoug JonesMain role (12 episodes)
2011The ProtectorDr. Ben Ramsey1 episode
2014Alpha HouseCol. Leland Grimmel5 episodes

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 "Bar Karma's Matthew Humphreys--Raising the Bar". Retrieved 15 April 2012.
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