Tim Matheson (b. 1947)

Alias:
Tim Matthieson
Timothy Lewis Matthieson
Тим Мэтисон
تیم متیسون

Birthplace:
Glendale, California, USA

Born:
December 31, 1947

Tim Matheson (born Timothy Lewis Matthieson; December 31, 1947) is an American actor, director and producer. He is perhaps best known for his portrayal of the smooth-talking Eric 'Otter' Stratton in the 1978 comedy Animal House. His other well-known roles are as Vernon 'Doc' Mullins on Netflix's Virgin River, Henry Kaslan in the remake of Child's Play (2019), Dr. Brick Breeland on CW's Hart of Dixie, Vance Wilder Sr. in National Lampoon's Van Wilder, John Hoynes on West Wing, Al Donnelly in Black Sheep, Alan Stanwyk in Fletch, Officer Phil Sweet in Magnum Force, David Poe in How to Commit Marriage, Mike Beardsley in Yours, Mine & Ours (1968), and Mark Harmon in Divorce American Style.  He also voiced the cartoon character roles of Jonny Quest, Jace in Space Ghost and Dino Boy, and Samson in Young Samson & Goliath.

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Director:
1982  St. Elsewhere
1999  The West Wing
1999  Third Watch
2000  Ed
2002  The Twilight Zone
2002  Without a Trace
2003  Cold Case
2003  Las Vegas
2005  Criminal Minds
2005  E-Ring
2005  Just Legal
2005  Killer Instinct
2005  Numb3rs
2005  Threshold
2006  Eureka
2006  Psych
2007  Bionic Woman
2007  Burn Notice
2007  Dirty Sexy Money
2007  Greek
2007  Traveler
2009  Drop Dead Diva
2009  White Collar
2010  Covert Affairs
2010  Persons Unknown
2010  The Good Guys
2011  Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior
2011  Hart of Dixie
2011  Person of Interest
2011  Suits
2014  The Last Ship
2016  Lucifer
2017  Taken
2019  Virgin River

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