Tuesday Talent: Matt Walton
Matt Walton exists in this universe as one of this web log's favourite people, therefore, last May's post, which he liked very much, is republished along with the most recent head shot on the fan site BGR created for this most talented actor as well the most recent "creative moments" in his work history. What's not to love?
There are also these additions to his resume:
Burn After Reading
Favorite Son
Death in Love
The man is veritably one of the good guys. Be there for the duration.
Matt Walton is one of those journeyman actors that you know you know because he does many commercials--something that is very good for him and not so bad for us. What is very good is that he will be in the new Coen Brothers film soon to be shot here in Gotham the comedy Burn After Reading "about a CIA agent who is currently in the process of writing a book loses the disc containing his only manuscript in this comedic tale of espionage that reunites film making duo Joel and Ethan Coen with Intolerable Cruelty and O, Brother, Where Art Thou? star George Clooney." ~ [Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide]--also starring Frances Dormand, John Malkovitch and Brad Fucking Pitt. It's very easy to be happy for Matt, a very talented actor and an all around good guy. Therefore, be happy.
There are also these additions to his resume:
Burn After Reading
Favorite Son
Death in Love
The man is veritably one of the good guys. Be there for the duration.
Matt Walton is one of those journeyman actors that you know you know because he does many commercials--something that is very good for him and not so bad for us. What is very good is that he will be in the new Coen Brothers film soon to be shot here in Gotham the comedy Burn After Reading "about a CIA agent who is currently in the process of writing a book loses the disc containing his only manuscript in this comedic tale of espionage that reunites film making duo Joel and Ethan Coen with Intolerable Cruelty and O, Brother, Where Art Thou? star George Clooney." ~ [Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide]--also starring Frances Dormand, John Malkovitch and Brad Fucking Pitt. It's very easy to be happy for Matt, a very talented actor and an all around good guy. Therefore, be happy.
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