Bryan often pays visit to George Clooney at his house and they play basketball together.
Bryan had to give his SATs twice because he scored very badly in the first attempt.
While growing up, he was a big John Hughes fan and loved his movies like The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles.
Bryan's original songs have appeared in Unscripted, Nobel Son, One Tree Hill and October Road.
Bryan's first professional acting assignment was with Omaha Ballet to perform at the Nutcracker at the age of 7.
While still a child, Bryan appeared in a TV commercial for Cookie Crisp cereal.
According to Bryan's parents, his worst quality is the fact that he never has a backup plan for anything.
Bryan has a younger sister named Becca.
Bryan graduated from the Graduated from Parkway Central High School in Chesterfield, Missouri.
Bryan has been featured in the TV Guide magazine dated 23rd April 2007 and Movieline's Hollywood Life dated November 2005.
Bryan supported Senator Barack Obama for the US Presidential Elections 2008.
Bryan is dating actress Olivia Munn.
Bryan has released his CD Waiting for Now. It features his song "Someday" which he played on One Tree Hill.
Bryan was in the movie The Perfect Score, in 2003. His co-star on One Tree Hill, James Lafferty, also auditioned for that role.
If Bryan could have a superpower, he would want to have the ability to travel through time.
Bryan had a scene in Smallville, but the scene was cut out.
Bryan has worked with Mark Schwahn twice. The first time was for The Perfect Score and the other is for One Tree Hill.
Bryan used the name 'Matt' twice. Once was for the film The Perfect Score and the other time was for Law & Order.
Bryan is good friends with his The Perfect Score co-star Chris Evans.
Bryan is 6 feet (1.83 metres) tall and weighs 165 lbs. He has brown hair, brown eyes, and has a tattoo on his left leg.
Bryan moved to New York right after graduating from high school. He lived in there for 5 years.
Bryan played at the House of Blues Sunset Strip with Gavin DeGraw.
Bryan offended one of the regulars on the set of ER by not recognizing him.
Bryan is fine with the fact that people don't recognize him in public.
Bryan likes to stay busy.
Bryan is taking part in the Ubid for Hurricane Relief.
Bryan made his acting debut in the TV show named Law & Order in the year 1997.
Bryan's nickname is BG.
Bryan does commentary in the One Tree Hill Season 2 dvd box set. It is in episode 15 of Season 1 named "Unopened Letter To The World".
Bryan's parents, Carl and Denny Greenberg, are psychologists.
Bryan grew up in a conservative household in St. Louis, Missouri.
Bryan is Jewish and attended Jewish summer camps.
While Bryan was at NYU, he acted in stage productions. After his stay there, he went on to perform with several other theater companies such as the prestigious Experimental Theater Workshop, the Atlantic Theater Company, and the Amsterdam Experimental Workshop.
While shooting his season 2 scenes for One Tree Hill, Bryan lived with his co-star Paul Johansson (Dan).
Bryan's Movie Credits
(2007) Nobel Son ... Barkley Michaelson
(2005) Prime .... David Bloomberg
(2005) Thanks to Gravity .... Chris
(2004) The Perfect Score .... Matty Matthews
(1998) A Civil Action .... Firecracker Kid
Bryan loves Brazil, Lord of the Rings, and Back To The Future.
He is into the Fantasy genre.
Bryan used to watch Head Of The Class.
Bryan used to work as a telemarketer.
Bryan's stage credits include "Harms Way", "Throwing Your Voice", "Tape", "Romeo & Juliet", "The Bomb-Itty of Errors" and "What I Meant Was".
Bryan won "Breakthrough Male Performance" for his role in Unscripted.
Bryan attended the BFA in Theater from New York University.
His special skills include: Singing, Guitar, Stage Combat, Skiing, Lacrosse, Basketball, Songwriting, and Rollerblading.
Bryan received a "Young Hollywood Award" in 2005 for his performance in Unscripted.
Bryan was on tour with Gavin DeGraw, The Wreckers, Tyler Hilton and Bethany Joy Lenz for the One Tree Hill Tour.
Bryan: I'm not really concerned about fame, or all the things that come along with being an actor.
Bryan: I am not that athletic, but that is the beauty of film and television, they can make you look good. I'm just good enough to get the job done, but in reality, I get served all the time. I am a white Jewish guy from the Midwest, I can't ball that much, but I can hold my own.
Bryan (About his One Tree Hill character): He is so random and cryptic. He's sort of like the Buddha of basketball. He doesn't say much, but when he speaks, what he says is important.
Bryan: I feel pretty darn lucky to be on One Tree Hill. I get to do the three things I love most in the world, which are act, play basketball and play guitar.
Bryan (about acting teachers): I've gone to so many different acting teachers. It's funny. Listen to what Goddard says in class: know the lines, know what they mean and mean them when you say them. If I would have known that earlier. Think of all the money I wasted! (laughs) When we have to do scenes for Goddard's class, we work hard because we know that he's gonna be brutally honest.
Bryan (on actors coping with unemployment): I think actors have to psychologically convince themselves 'This is what I'm gonna do for the rest of my life', because once you start having a Plan B, then you're going to say, 'Well, this is too rough, and I'm gonna go this way'. Once you get a little work, it's so great that you just want more. It's like an addiction, you know?
Bryan (on having a celebrity crush): No, I don't want to get into that and get into trouble. I just started!
Bryan (about meeting Meryl Streep): Then when I met her, she was so disarming and cool and generous; she wasn't an icon or on a high horse at all, she was just as willing to learn. That leveled the playing field a little bit. As a young actor trying to make it for a while, actually it's what I've always wanted to do.
Bryan (about making out with Uma Thurman): A lot of actors will say, 'It's not glamorous' and 'It's just a job,' and that's all true, but when you get a chance to make out with Uma Thurman... I enjoyed those scenes. It's sort of, you know, I like to mess around with Uma and push her buttons a little. I guess she expected I'd be a little nervous. She's,'You're OK?' I said I'd never done this before. 'You've never done this before, you've never done a sex scene before?' And I'm saying, 'I never had sex before.' She looked at me, 'Oh, you're a virgin' - and I had her for five minutes. And then it was good.
Bryan (on his SAT scores): I'm not telling you my score the first time I took it. Then I took the Princeton Review and I got 1130. Then I went to New York University for Acting.
Bryan (about not changing his name): Absolutely not. I'm not that guy. I wish I was born with a last name like Cruise, but what are you gonna do? Cruiseberg? Cruisestein?
Bryan (on being Jewish): I've gotten 'he's too Jewish.' But some people say 'You don't look Jewish'.
Bryan: (On Scarlett Johansson) She's great and a lot of fun. She was young but still a pro. I really felt comfortable with her in the scene.
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