Dylan Walsh

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Biography

Christened Charles M. Walsh upon birth in Los Angeles, California, film and television actor Dylan Walsh was raised by parents who worked for the…more

Born

11/17/1963, Los Angeles, California, USA

Birth Name

Charles Hunter Walsh

Gender

Male
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    • In the Nip/Tuck episode "Kiki", Dylan had to perform a surgical procedure on Kiki the Gorilla, who also appeared in Walsh's movie Congo filmed ten years earlier. Dylan was the one who requested for the ape to appear on the show in celebration of the movie's 10th anniversary.
    • Walsh and Nip/Tuck co-star Joely Richardson were among the celebrities who supported the International Fund for Animal Welfare's (IFAW) Tails for Whales campaign by posing for photos of them making tails for whales and uploading them to the animal protection organization's website.
    • Credited as Charles Hunter Walsh, Dylan made his film feature debut in Loverboy in 1989.
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    • Dylan: For all our talk, as actors, about psychological truth, you've got to know when you're acting in a thriller. The acting has to hit those cliched genre thriller notes, especially if you're playing a heavy.
    • Dylan: (referring to "Nip/Tuck") This isn't meant to be a subtle piece. We were all, and I mean all-the cameramen and the cast both-a bit queasy. But I've gotten so I can watch real surgeries and not be bothered. And, of course, we're not always in the operating room.
    • Dylan: (referring to his role as Sean McNamara on "Nip/Tuck"; in a 2004 interview) I'm usually looking ahead to the next role but not now. I'm not thinking of this as a stepping-stone. This show is what I was looking for.
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