DYLAN WALSH (Morgan) currently stars as Dr. Sean McNamara in the popular series about the fabulously scandalous life of plastic surgeons in Nip/Tuck. Just prior to that, Walsh had a recurring role on the family series Everwood.
Walsh made his motion picture debut in John Boorman's Where the Heart Is, and counts among his big screen credits Clint Eastwood's thriller Blood Work; opposite Mel Gibson in Randall Wallace’s epic Vietnam war drama We Were Soldiers; alongside the Oscar-nominee Paul Newman in Robert Benton’s poignant character drama Nobody’s Fool; Frank Marshall’s jungle adventure Congo, based on Michael Crichton’s bestseller by the same title; and the film adaptation of David Mamet’s stage play, Edmond.
He has also starred in such films as Jet Boy, Deadly Little Secrets for director Fiona MacKenzie, Power Play, directed by Joseph Zito, the independent films Par 6 and Chapter Zero, the HBO film Final Voyage, and had a featured role in Alan Alda’s 1990 comedy Betsy’s Wedding.
On the small screen, Walsh starred in the one-hour drama L.A. Sheriff, the recent WB telefilm The Lone Ranger, had a multi-episode guest arc on the series Presidio Med, played the love interest in the Andie MacDowell pilot Jo for director Mike Newell, and was part of the ensemble cast of Steven Bochco's episodic cop drama, Brooklyn South. Earlier in his career, he had a recurring role on the popular sitcom Kate & Allie, and co-starred opposite James Earl Jones in the series Gabriel’s Fire.
Born in Los Angeles, Walsh spent the first ten years of his life in Africa, India and Indonesia, where his parents were commissioned for the Foreign Service. After his 10th birthday, he and his family settled in Annandale, Virginia, a suburb of Washington, D.C., where he made his professional acting debut (appearing with prestigious theatre companies at the Arena Stage and the Studio Theatre) while still in high school. He studied English literature at the University of Virginia while continuing his acting career during his summers, when he performed with the Heritage Repertory Company in such classics as A Midsummer Night's Dream, Curse of the Starving Class, Romeo and Juliet, Our Town and Death of a Salesman.
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