Brad Beyer

• Name — Brad Beyer • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1996–present

Beyer graduated from Catholic Memorial High School in Waukesha, Wisconsin. He attended the University of Minnesota and moved to Los Angeles.

• Illustration — Beyer at the 2008 San Diego Comic-Con Beyer starred in the pilot episode for the ABC series Roman's Empire. It did not move forward, but helped Beyer star in his next role on GCB as Zack Peacham. His film roles include the films Mr. Woodcock, Sorority Boys, Trick, The General's Daughter, and Crazy in Alabama. Beyer played Major League Baseball player Kirby Higbe in the biographical film 42. His theatrical roles include The Chili Queen, Lighting Up the Two Year Old (for The Actors Studio), and Wonderland (at The American Place Theatre). Beyer had a recurring role on NBC’s Third Watch. He has appeared on Sex and The City, Lie To Me, NCIS: Los Angeles, Criminal Minds, CSI: Miami, Law & Order, and Law & Order: SVU. Beyer played Don Meredith in the TNT original telefilm, Monday Night Mayhem. In 2012, Beyer was featured in a two-part episode of NCIS. His character was a war veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder who foils a domestic terror plot.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1996 — Law & Order — Jack Miniver — TV series (1 episode: "Girlfriends") • Circus Lives • 1997 — Cop Land — Young Cop • 1998 — *69 — Short • Enough Already — John • 1999 — Trick — Rich • The General's Daughter — Capt. Bransford • Crazy in Alabama — Jack • Game Day — Dave • Law & Order: Special Victims Unit — Dennis Caufield — TV series (1 episode: "Hysteria") • 2000 — Sex and the City — Arthur — TV series (1 episode: "Where There's Smoke...") • 2001 — Way Off Broadway — Darrin • Twelve — Zach Taylor (voice) • 2001–2002 — Third Watch — Sgt. Jason Christopher — TV series (8 episodes) • 2002 — Monday Night Mayhem — Don Meredith — TV film • The Perfect You — Chad • Sorority Boys — Spence Rivington • Hack — Daren Adams — TV series (1 episode: "Domestic Disturbance") • 2004 — CSI: Miami — Doug Sawyer — TV series (1 episode: "Witness to Murder") • 2006 — E-Ring — Damon — TV series (2 episodes) • 2006–2008 — Jericho — Stanley Richmond — TV series (26 episodes) • 2007 — Reign of the Gargoyles — Captain Porter — TV film • Murder 101: If Wishes Were Horses — Jake Brawley — TV film • Mr. Woodcock — Jay Elms - Dumb Jock • 2008 — Criminal Minds — Detective Steve Berry — TV series (1 episode: "The Crossing") • Without a Trace — Kevin Weaver — TV series (1 episode: "Cloudy with a Chance of Gettysburg") • 2009 — Lie to Me — Lieutenant Tom Clayton — TV series (1 episode: "Unchained") • 2010 — Backyard Wedding — Keith Tyler — TV film • CSI: NY — Jay Carver / Parker — TV series (1 episode: "Justified") • 2011 — NCIS: Los Angeles — LAPD Detective Jeff Versey — TV series (1 episode: "Personal") • 2012 — The Mentalist — Ranger Sam Franklin — TV series (1 episode: "Cheap Burgundy") • GCB — Zach Peacham — TV series (10 episodes) • Common Law — Detective Brady Gooden — TV series (1 episode: "Pilot") • NCIS — Marine Captain Joe Westcott — TV series (2 episodes) • 2013 — 42 — Kirby Higbe • The Glades — Ryan Baker — TV series (1 episode: "Yankee Dan") • Royal Pains — Don O'Shea — TV series (5 episodes) • Ironside — Chris Ellis — TV series (1 episode: "Sleeping Dogs") • 2014 — Perception — Mordecai 'Three Finger' Brown — TV series (1 episode: "Curveball") • Extant — Harmon Kryger — TV series (8 episodes) • 2016 — Recovery Road — Paul Morell — TV series (4 episodes) • 2017 — Thank You for Your Service — James Doster • Vice Principals — Abusive Tiger Trainer — TV series (1 episode: "The Union of the Wizard & The Warrior") • 2018 — Hawaii Five-0 — Navy Seal Tim Cole — TV series (1 episode: "Pio Ke Kukui, Pō’ele Ka Hale") • 2019 — Ford v Ferrari — Wayne (Customer) — Driver of MGA 1500 • 2021 — For All Mankind — Carl Cartwright — TV series (2 episodes)