Timothy Dvorak

After earning a BA in Theater Arts from Rutgers University, Timothy headed west and found early success as a commercial actor in Los Angeles, appearing in over 70 national spots for dozens of major brands and working with directors Bobby Farrelly and Tarsem Singh, among others. Notably, Dvorak was featured in the "Red Room" Pizza Hut ad campaign for several years (alongside football greats Aaron Rodgers and Reggie Bush), as well as multiple spots in the Samsung "Fanboy" ad series. He made his TV debut with a recurring role on HBO's Entourage, and later appeared in a quirky co-star role opposite Matthew Perry in the short-lived NBC comedy, Go On. Dvorak has most recently been seen playing iconic movie producer Irving Thalberg in Netflix's limited series, Hollywood. He's had lead and supporting roles in numerous indie and short films, earning a Best Actor nomination for his work in Sperfect. He was honored to play a small role in the Al Pacino-directed feature, Wilde Salome, and has collaborated on multiple films with his good friend, writer/director/actor Blayne Weaver. Timothy has trained extensively in LA, with longtime coach Doug Warhit, as well as Sharon Chatten, Jean-Louis Rodrigue and Kristof Konrad, Joanna Sanchez and most recently at Stan Kirsch Studios. He's an alumni of the late, great iO West Theater, and has studied improv at UCB. Timothy lives in LA and enjoys traveling, hiking, running, and painting, as well as coaching actors. He's an animal-lover and dog owner, and a NAUI-Certified SCUBA diver.