A chameleon-like actor who effortlessly glides between light comedy (Le club des coeurs brisés (2000)), musical theater (Broadway's "Cabaret") and drama (Boys Don't Cry (1999)), Matt McGrath was hilarious as the Italian detective in Stanley Tucci's Les imposteurs (1998) and memorable as the annoying but adorable boyfriend in Le club des coeurs brisés (2000). He has performed regionally on stages across the country and hones his craft in independent film gems, excelling in ensemble pieces. On the small screen, he turned in a chilling portrayal of real-life convicted killer Chris Pritchard in the TV mini-series, Doute cruel (1992), opposite Blythe Danner and Gwyneth Paltrow. He filmed a role in Anthony Minghella's Le talentueux Mr. Ripley (1999), but unfortunately ended up on the cutting room floor.
