Matt Frewer's Main TV Roles Show Character(s) Eureka Jim Taggart Orphan Black Dr. Aldous … The Librarians Dulaque Taken Dr. Chet Wa… The Knick Dr. J.M. Ch… Gargoyles Jackal Olympus Daedalus The Pink Panther Pink Panther Alice (2009) White Knight Max Headroom Max Headroom Edison Carter Stephen King's The Stand Trashcan Man Intelligence (CA) Ted Altman Stephen King's Desperation Ralph Carver Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal Matt Prager Dumb and Dumber Lloyd Doctor, Doctor Dr. Mike St… Delete Arthur Bowden Toonsylvania Dedgar Dead… Bruno the Kid Booby Vicious Tender is the Night American in…

Main Movie Roles

BIOGRAPHY:

Born in Washington D.C. and raised in Canada, Frewer attended the same Peterborough, Ontario area high school as his PSI Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal (1996) co-star 'Barclay Hope'.

He trained for the stage in England, spending several years in such varied UK productions as The Glass Menagerie, Bent and A Comedy of Errors. He has performed in dozens of feature films, TV movies and series. A committed environmentalist, Frewer is a spokesperson for the Rainforest Action Network.

When not on location, he and his wife, 'Amanda Hillwood', and their daughter divide their time between Malibu, California and the Gatineau Hills of Quebec.


TRIVIA:

• Has starred in three movies based on 'Stephen King (I)' (qv) works: _Riding the Bullet (2004)_ (qv), _Desperation (2006) (TV)_ (qv) and _"The Stand" (1994)_ (qv), as well as a sequel to another 'Stephen King (I)' (qv) story: "The Lawnmower Man" which was _Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace (1996)_ (qv), where he replaced 'Jeff Fahey' (qv) as the leading character Jobe.
• Matt was the Quarterback on his high school football team in Canada.
• His father was a hockey player who also served in the Army for 36 years.
• Trained at the famous Bristol Old Vic Drama School and graduated from the three-year acting course in 1980
• Along with 'Amanda Pays' (qv) and 'William Morgan Sheppard' (qv), he is one of only three actors to appear in both _Max Headroom (1985) (TV)_ (qv) and _"Max Headroom" (1987)_ (qv).
• He appeared as Max Headroom in the music video and on the song "Paranoimia" by 'The Art of Noise' (qv).