Matthew S. Harrison, a talented individual, was born in Royal Oak, Michigan. He pursued his passion for Radio, TV, and Film at Eastern Illinois University, laying the foundation for his future endeavors. With a career spanning 28 years, Harrison has made a name for himself as an actor and stunt coordinator. His journey began in his childhood, where he started performing in school plays and community theatre. His first professional role was in the 1983 comedy film Class, alongside notable actors John Cusack, Andrew McCarthy, and Jacqueline Bisset.
Although his early work was eventually cut from the final version, it marked the beginning of a remarkable career that has continued to flourish over the past three decades. Harrison has been a part of numerous television and print ad campaigns, voicing over 150 spots for television and radio. One of his most recent and notable projects was Budweiser's Anthem, which was featured prominently during the 2006 sporting seasons.
In recent years, Harrison has enjoyed a successful streak of television and film roles. He has appeared on the hit FOX television series Prison Break, and had leading and supporting roles in various films, including The Timekeeper (2004),Witches' Night (2007),and Not Another B Movie (2010).
