Biography
Critics noticed and audience members began asking who this relative newcomer was.
A strapping strawberry blond originally from Wisconsin, Beyer had concentrated on athletics in high school but while attending the University of Minnesota "drifted into acting". On the advice of one of his teachers, he relocated to NYC after graduation and began landing roles in off-off and off-Broadway productions. In 1997, he was cast as a police officer in …
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Career Milestones
| Appeared in a handful of stage roles off- and off-off-Broadway | ||
1993 | Moved to NYC to pursue an acting career (date approximate) | |
1996 | TV debut in an episode of the NBC drama "Law & Order" | |
1997 | Film debut in bit part as a polceman in "Cop Land" | |
1998 | Breakthrough stage role as a Texas drifter who becomes embroiled in a hostage situation in a California production of "Chili Queen" by Jim Leher; spotted by casting agent who recommended him for "The General's Daughter" | |
1998 | Had supporting role in the indie "Enough Already" | |
1999 | Breakthrough screen role as an army officer with pivotal information in "The General's Daughter" | |
1999 | Played the heterosexual roommate of a gay songwriter in "trick" | |
1999 | Returned to the New York stage in the Off-Broadway production "Wonderland" | |
1999 | Was featured opposite Melanie Griffith in "Crazy in Alabama", directed by Antonio Banderas | |
2002 | Cast as Don Meredith in the TNT movie in "Monday Night Mayhem" | |