Brian Hallisay
- Actor
Born on October 31, 1978 in Washington, D.C.
Brian graduated, at the age of 18, from Gonzaga College High School in
1996 and went on to pursue a degree in Economics and History from
Cornell, graduating in 2000.
Brian Hallisay began his career in show business by appearing in
The Inside (2005) episode,
Aidan (2006),
playing "Jake Carrington", with
Rachel Nichols and
Adam Baldwin. He was next seen as
"Dr. George Harmon" on the Lifetime network's series,
Strong Medicine (2000), in
the episode,
Chief Complaints (2005).
In 2006, he was given a role in the
Kevin Rodney Sullivan-directed TV
movie, A.K.A. (2006), a crime
drama which also starred John Leguizamo.
Hallisay made his feature film debut in the comedy,
Bottoms Up (2006), where he
portrayed "Hayden Field", alongside
Jason Mewes,
David Keith and
Paris Hilton. This was followed by a series
of television appearances. He was in
Jerry Bruckheimer's
Without a Trace (2002) as
"Alex Stark", Meredith Stiehm's
Cold Case (2003) and
CSI: NY (2004) opposite
Gary Sinise. He was also given a guest spot
in the drama series, Bones (2005),
which stars Emily Deschanel and
David Boreanaz. His next project became
Bionic Woman (2007), where he
played "Dr. Mark Stevens" for the 2007 episode,
Faceoff (2007).
In 2008, he was given the role of "Ryan Haas" in
Medium (2005), an NBC drama series
starring Patricia Arquette. Hallisay
was then approached to play the role of the wealthy and charming
bachelor "Will Davis" in The CW's
Privileged (2008). Will Davis is
the potential love interest of the lead character, the smart and
endearing "Megan Smith", played by
JoAnna Garcia Swisher. After
"Privileged" was canceled, he went on to another television series,
The Client List (2011),
starring Jennifer Love Hewitt,
where he played her ex-husband. In real life, he and Hewitt became
engaged in 2013.
Brian graduated, at the age of 18, from Gonzaga College High School in
1996 and went on to pursue a degree in Economics and History from
Cornell, graduating in 2000.
Brian Hallisay began his career in show business by appearing in
The Inside (2005) episode,
Aidan (2006),
playing "Jake Carrington", with
Rachel Nichols and
Adam Baldwin. He was next seen as
"Dr. George Harmon" on the Lifetime network's series,
Strong Medicine (2000), in
the episode,
Chief Complaints (2005).
In 2006, he was given a role in the
Kevin Rodney Sullivan-directed TV
movie, A.K.A. (2006), a crime
drama which also starred John Leguizamo.
Hallisay made his feature film debut in the comedy,
Bottoms Up (2006), where he
portrayed "Hayden Field", alongside
Jason Mewes,
David Keith and
Paris Hilton. This was followed by a series
of television appearances. He was in
Jerry Bruckheimer's
Without a Trace (2002) as
"Alex Stark", Meredith Stiehm's
Cold Case (2003) and
CSI: NY (2004) opposite
Gary Sinise. He was also given a guest spot
in the drama series, Bones (2005),
which stars Emily Deschanel and
David Boreanaz. His next project became
Bionic Woman (2007), where he
played "Dr. Mark Stevens" for the 2007 episode,
Faceoff (2007).
In 2008, he was given the role of "Ryan Haas" in
Medium (2005), an NBC drama series
starring Patricia Arquette. Hallisay
was then approached to play the role of the wealthy and charming
bachelor "Will Davis" in The CW's
Privileged (2008). Will Davis is
the potential love interest of the lead character, the smart and
endearing "Megan Smith", played by
JoAnna Garcia Swisher. After
"Privileged" was canceled, he went on to another television series,
The Client List (2011),
starring Jennifer Love Hewitt,
where he played her ex-husband. In real life, he and Hewitt became
engaged in 2013.