Jonathan M. Woodward

In March, 2008, he attended the Starfury's Chosen Convention.

Out of the four actors who have appeared on all three of Joss Whedon's television shows, Jonathan M. Woodward is the only one whose appearance on Firefly did not air originally. "The Message", in which he appeared, was one of only three episodes that did not air before the series was cancelled.

Jonathan likes to play the guitar in his spare time.

Jonathan has no sisters, but an older brother named Jeremy. Jeremy works in theater as well, but with the technical aspects.

Jonathan's father was an architect.

In addition to being a film and television actor, Jonathan is also a talented and dedicated theater performer.

One of Jonathan's favorite books is The Alexandria Quartet, by British novelist Lawrence Durrell.

Jonathan graduated from New York University's Experimental Theatre Wing in 1998.

Jonathan is 6'1" (1.85 m) tall.

Like many actors, Jonthan started off his television career with commercials. He was in commercials for the Metropolitan Transit Authority, the Boston Globe, and Nordstrom's.

Jonathan's first time ever acting was in a production of Count Dracula performed at his local library when he was 6 years old. Coincedentally, he would later play a decently important vampire in the famous cult hit TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

In addition to appearing on all of Joss Whedon's shows, he has also had a death scene in each one. Playing a vampire, he was staked on Buffy, and playing a human, he was shot on both Angel and Firefly.

Jonathan M. Woodward is one of only four people who has appeared on all three of Joss Whedon's TV shows- Buffy, Angel, and Firefly.