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A strikingly handsome and intense leading man, Skeet Ulrich's natural talent and depth of character quickly put him on the map of young actors to watch. With chiseled cheekbones and an ardent stare, Skeet Ulrich made his mark early on as crazed teen killer Billy Loomis in Wes Craven's "Scream" (1996) and as bank robber Joe Newton in "The Newton Boys" (1998). A former stage actor and member of David Mamet's Atlantic Theater Company, Skeet Ulrich went on to bring depth and acuity to his performances on screen. Taking on the medium of television in 2006, Skeet Ulrich landed a starring role in the CBS drama "Jericho." Born Bryan Ray Trout on January 20, 1970 in Lynchburg, VA, Skeet Ulrich was raised in Concord, NC. At age 10, Skeet Ulrich had to undergo open-heart surgery to repair a congenital defect. Earning the childhood nickname "Skeeter" from a Little League coach for being small and quick, he later shortened his name to Skeet and young Skeet adopted his step-father's, DK Ulrich, surname. Though he was not particularly interested in academics while attending Northwest Cabarrus High School, Skeet Ulrich did go on to attend the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, where he studied marine biology. While working as an extra in the films "Weekend at Bernie's" (1989) and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" (1990) during college, Skeet Ulrich developed an interest in acting. Switching majors, Skeet Ulrich soon transferred to New York University to study drama, where he was asked to join David Mamet's Atlantic Theater Company. Performing in a number of off-Broadway plays with the company, including Henrik Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler" and Craig Lucas' "Reckless," Skeet Ulrich began to build a solid resume. Appearing in his first television role of a teen whose relationship with a girl from another cultural background causes problems for their families in the 1994 ABC After-School Special "Same Difference," doors began to open up for Skeet Ulrich. Landing a string of parts in feature films, all of which opened within a week of each other in 1996, Skeet Ulrich quickly became one of Hollywood's new faces to watch. Turning in a number of performances, Skeet Ulrich portrayed Winona Rider's boyfriend in the drama "Boys" (1996), appeared as death row inmate Sharon Stone's brother in "Last Dance" (1996), and as a hostage in Kevin Spacey's "Albino Alligator" (1996). That same year, Skeet Ulrich became a familiar face to younger audiences – particularly a favorite of the female sect – in the teen witchcraft flick "The Craft" (1996), as a smart-mouthed football player whose girlfriend becomes involved in witchcraft and, more importantly, as Neve Campbell's murderous boyfriend Billy Loomis in Wes Craven's horror-genre revival flick, "Scream" (1996). Exhibiting a natural talent on camera, Skeet Ulrich went on to land roles in Paul Schrader's "Touch" (1997) and James L. Brooks' Oscar-nominated, "As Good As It Gets" (1997), though a number of his scenes in the latter film were eventually cut. The film roles kept coming, with Skeet Ulrich portraying real-life bank robber Joe Newton opposite Ethan Hawke and Matthew McConaughey in Richard Linklater's "The Newton Boys" (1998), starring in the thriller "Chill Factor" (1999) opposite Cuba Gooding Jr., and working with award-winning director Ang Lee in the civil war-era drama, "Ride with the Devil" (1999). Starring in his first series television role in 2003, Skeet Ulrich portrayed Paul Callan, an investigator of modern miracles, in the series "Miracles" (ABC, 2003). Though the series revolved around an intriguing premise, it was cancelled after only 13 episodes. To this day the series maintains a large fan base. Skeet Ulrich went on to star in the television movie "The Magic of Ordinary Days" (2005) opposite Kerri Russell and in the highly touted ensemble TNT mini-series, "Into the West" (2005). Returning to series television in 2006, Skeet Ulrich landed the lead role on the CBS series "Jericho," portraying a man who returns to his hometown in Kansas just before it becomes isolated due to a mysterious explosion.
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I wonder if Skeet Ulrich knew about that slang word "skeet" when he chose his stage name. If so? Yuck. 1 hour agoI hope CSI:NY caught Skeet Ulrich before he kills Greg Kinnear. 14 hours agoDoes any1 else think Johnny Depp and Skeet Ulrich look similar? 1 day agoIs it me or has skeet ulrich gone down hill since the 90s? #fb 1 day agoThis episode of CSI is so boring, I can't even watch it for Skeet Ulrich. Going to go practice being a human meat-popsicle. 1 day agoIs it weird that I still think that young skeet ulrich is hot? Even if in a little creepy way? 1 day agoSkeet Ulrich nude scene in what movie? 1 day agoSkeet ulrich on csi ny channel 2 rite now :D ! 1 day agoBrand new SVU next, then Skeet Ulrich's guest spot on CSI-NY, followed by an all new Chelsea Lately....life is good 2 days ago@melon_babe_ Oooo Skeet Ulrich is the Compass Killer? Nelly reformed good guy n Fredro Starr bad guy☑ 2 days agoDont know exactly how I feel about Skeet Ulrich playing the compass killer on CSI:NY..and boy do I want to hug Flack =( 2 days agoFormer Jericho fans: dont forget to check out Skeet Ulrich on "CSI-NY" tonight, 10PM, KIRO....he returns as "the compass killer". 2 days agoSkeet Ulrich on CSI NY...Yuuuuuummmmmy!!!! (via @TDOT_Blockette) He's pure honey LMAO. 2 days agoAnd *squints* is that Skeet Ulrich on CSI NY?? 2 days agoOk Skeet Ulrich looked SO much creepier in person w/ that burn makeup. Eddie Cahill much hotter lol 2 days agooh, skeet ulrich. Scream did you no favours, did it. #csiny 2 days ago |
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