Brady Smith

Brady Smith is an American actor and a Texas native who moved to Los Angeles without knowing anyone there. His break came with a series regular part in the pilot According to Bex (2005), also known as Everything I Know About Men, which James Burrows directed. He has appeared in many television series, among them White Collar, Castle, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The Bridge, CSI: Miami, CSI: Cyber, Harry's Law, Bones, ER and Criminal Minds, with recurring roles on Happyland, Hostages and Parks and Recreation. His film credits include Jason Reitman's Young Adult (2011), Two Days in New York (2012) with Julie Delpy and Chris Rock, and Meet My Valentine (2015), for which he shared a story by credit and starred opposite Scott Wolf. He trained at Playhouse West, an acting studio established by Jeff Goldblum and Robert Carnegie and built on the teachings of Sanford Meisner.