Matt Hamilton In Hallmark Network Films
When watching Hallmark network films, it is quite common to see certain actors featured regularly, and sometimes we don't even think about learning their names or looking up their other works, especially if they are in supporting roles. However, I have discovered that if I delve a little bit deeper, I often find that I come across incredible talent, and I understand why Hallmark chooses to highlight these gifted actors again and again. Matt Hamilton is one such actor. No matter what role he tackles, his presence on screen cannot be ignored, and he is one of those memorable personages. Recently, I had the opportunity to chat with Matt about his nontraditional journey into acting as well as his upcoming works, including Death Al Dente: A Gourmet
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And here's the funny thing about The Bridge--my role in it. I have the worst hair in the history of film in this movie. It's kind of a funny story. I was doing make-up for the first day, and my hair was like it normally is. It was back. Then me and Wyatt turn around--he is a great guy by the way. He and Kate are so aweome. And so someone looked at Wyatt and me and said, "You two could be brothers." Then the director, Mike {Rohl}, came over and said, "Yeah, actually." And the producer came over and said, "Yeah, let's change Matt's hair." mh2They did it on set, and so they were ironing my hair down in the opposite way in front of my face, and I could feel that it wasn't gonna be good. They finished, and then Mike and the producer came over and said, "Oh, good that's good. Let's go."And I said, "You sure? Nothing feels like it looks good." And they were like, "Oh no, it's fine." And so I took my phone out and did the selfie thing, and it was horrendous. They ironed it out over my face. They said it worked well for a record producer in that movie. And so I was on set seven or eight days, and my hair became the running joke. They had to iron my hair down, and the hairdresser was so cute, she kept saying, "I'm sorry. I'm sorry." But it was funny. Everyone in that movie looks so handsome, attractive, and then there's this idiot with the worst
And here's the funny thing about The Bridge--my role in it. I have the worst hair in the history of film in this movie. It's kind of a funny story. I was doing make-up for the first day, and my hair was like it normally is. It was back. Then me and Wyatt turn around--he is a great guy by the way. He and Kate are so aweome. And so someone looked at Wyatt and me and said, "You two could be brothers." Then the director, Mike {Rohl}, came over and said, "Yeah, actually." And the producer came over and said, "Yeah, let's change Matt's hair." mh2They did it on set, and so they were ironing my hair down in the opposite way in front of my face, and I could feel that it wasn't gonna be good. They finished, and then Mike and the producer came over and said, "Oh, good that's good. Let's go."And I said, "You sure? Nothing feels like it looks good." And they were like, "Oh no, it's fine." And so I took my phone out and did the selfie thing, and it was horrendous. They ironed it out over my face. They said it worked well for a record producer in that movie. And so I was on set seven or eight days, and my hair became the running joke. They had to iron my hair down, and the hairdresser was so cute, she kept saying, "I'm sorry. I'm sorry." But it was funny. Everyone in that movie looks so handsome, attractive, and then there's this idiot with the worst