Matthew S. Harrison

Born in Royal Oak, Michigan, Matthew S. Harrison studied Radio, TV, and Film at Eastern Illinois University, and has worked as an actor and stunt coordinator for 28 years. Starting off as a child in school plays and community theatre, his first professional work came in the form of a small role in the comedy Class (1983) with John Cusack, Andrew McCarthy, and Jacqueline Bisset. While ultimately winding up on the cutting room floor, it was the beginning of a career which has now spanned three decades. Harrison has appeared in numerous television and print ad campaigns, and voiced over 150 spots for television and radio. His most recent Nationally televised commercial, Budweiser's Anthem was featured prominently throughout the 2006 sporting seasons. Recently, Matthew has been enjoying a successful run of television and film roles, including appearances on the hit FOX Televison Series Prison Break, a leading role in the festival piece The Timekeeper (2004), and supporting roles in the recently completed Witches' Night (2007) and Not Another B Movie (2010).