Jamie McShane

Jamie McShane is an actor who grew up in Northern New Jersey and decided to act at five after seeing Disney's animated Robin Hood. He spent a decade in New York City doing plays, extra and stand-in work, then moved to L.A. for television and film. His early breaks included NYPD Blue, CSI and the pilot episodes of Philly and Deadwood. His lead in the AFI short Fine earned him a Best Actor prize at the Palm Springs International Festival of Short Films in 2002, and Fine later earned an Academy Award for Best Student Film. Since 2001 he has appeared in more than 100 television episodes and in films such as Gone Girl (2014), Hostage, Thor, Argo, Gridiron Gang, Pride and Glory. He was a series regular on Bloodline, had a recurring role on Steven Bochco's Murder in the 1st, and is perhaps best known as Cameron Hayes in Sons of Anarchy and Terence Hill in TNT's Southland.