Mehcad Brooks stars "Necessary Roughness" on USA Network as Terrence "TK" King. Brooks also stars in the horror film "Creature," opposite Serinda Swan.
Mehcad Brooks starred in ABC's "My Generation," as Rolly Marks, "The Deep End" as Malcolm Bennet, and in Alan Ball's HBO hit series "True Blood," opposite Anna Paquin and Steven Moyer, as Eggs (Benedict Talley). A beneficiary of Maryann's hospitality, Eggs exchanged a dangerous and crime-ridden past for the security of lounging poolside at her
Mehcad Brooks continues to rise as one of Hollywood's most promising stars and has a bright future ahead. In addition to acting, he is also one of the four new faces of the notorious Calvin Klein underwear advertisements which are seen worldwide.
He is a SAG Award winner for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series and an Image Award nominee for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his performance on the ABC Drama "Desperate Housewives," playing the role of Alfre Woodard's son. It was his portrayal of character Matthew Applewhite that led to his inclusion in Daily Variety's "Ten Young Actors to Watch" feature in August 2005. His other recent television credits include appearances on "Dollhouse," "The Game," "K-Ville" and "Ghost Whisperer."
In 2008 Chris Carter ("X-Files") cast Brooks as the lead in his soon to be released dramatic feature, "Fencewalker." Brooks may be best known for his work in the Paul Haggis film "In the Valley of Elah," opposite Tommy Lee Jones and Charlize Theron, and the Jerry Bruckheimer film for Disney, "Glory Road," directed by James Gartner and written by Chris Cleveland, telling the story of the 1966 college basketball team that was the first all-black starting lineup to win the NCAA national championship and was led by Coach Don Haskins.
An athlete himself, Brooks grew up in Austin, Texas, where he was an All-State basketball player in addition to playing football and baseball. He was accepted into Yale University, but instead attended the University of Southern California to study at their prestigious School of Cinema-Television. He also modeled during his high school and college years. His first breaks came as guest-starring roles on "Malcolm in the Middle," "Boston Public," "One on One" and "Cold Case." He also starred in the Disney television movie "Tiger Cruise."
Brooks currently resides in Los Angeles.
Mehcad Brooks starred in ABC's "My Generation," as Rolly Marks, "The Deep End" as Malcolm Bennet, and in Alan Ball's HBO hit series "True Blood," opposite Anna Paquin and Steven Moyer, as Eggs (Benedict Talley). A beneficiary of Maryann's hospitality, Eggs exchanged a dangerous and crime-ridden past for the security of lounging poolside at her
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house. It's unclear—especially to Tara—how long he's been in Maryann's circle and exactly what their relationship has involved.Mehcad Brooks continues to rise as one of Hollywood's most promising stars and has a bright future ahead. In addition to acting, he is also one of the four new faces of the notorious Calvin Klein underwear advertisements which are seen worldwide.
He is a SAG Award winner for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series and an Image Award nominee for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his performance on the ABC Drama "Desperate Housewives," playing the role of Alfre Woodard's son. It was his portrayal of character Matthew Applewhite that led to his inclusion in Daily Variety's "Ten Young Actors to Watch" feature in August 2005. His other recent television credits include appearances on "Dollhouse," "The Game," "K-Ville" and "Ghost Whisperer."
In 2008 Chris Carter ("X-Files") cast Brooks as the lead in his soon to be released dramatic feature, "Fencewalker." Brooks may be best known for his work in the Paul Haggis film "In the Valley of Elah," opposite Tommy Lee Jones and Charlize Theron, and the Jerry Bruckheimer film for Disney, "Glory Road," directed by James Gartner and written by Chris Cleveland, telling the story of the 1966 college basketball team that was the first all-black starting lineup to win the NCAA national championship and was led by Coach Don Haskins.
An athlete himself, Brooks grew up in Austin, Texas, where he was an All-State basketball player in addition to playing football and baseball. He was accepted into Yale University, but instead attended the University of Southern California to study at their prestigious School of Cinema-Television. He also modeled during his high school and college years. His first breaks came as guest-starring roles on "Malcolm in the Middle," "Boston Public," "One on One" and "Cold Case." He also starred in the Disney television movie "Tiger Cruise."
Brooks currently resides in Los Angeles.
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