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Brian Letscher - Wikipedia

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Brian Letscher
Alma mater	University of Michigan
Occupation	Actor
Years active	2001–present
Relatives	Matt Letscher (brother) Aaron Letscher (brother)

Brian Letscher is an American actor, best known for his recurring role as Secret Service Agent Tom Larsen in the ABC political drama Scandal.

Personal life

Letscher is the middle brother of actor Matt Letscher and entrepreneur Aaron Letscher. He attended college at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan and graduated in economics.^[1] He played football for the Michigan Wolverines football team.^[2]

Acting

Brian moved to New York City to pursue acting and after joining Public Theater Shakespeare Lab, he landed roles in films Kate & Leopold, Slippery Slope and Puccini for Beginners. He also had small roles in television Law & Order: Criminal Intent and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and theatre Burning Blue. Brian also began working with The Purple Rose Theatre in Chelsea, Michigan. He played the lead role of Bo Decker in William Inge's Bus Stop and the production earned The Detroit Free Press' "Best Play" award. Brian became a produced playwright when The Purple Rose developed and produced a full equity run of his first play, "When The Lights Come On", about his experiences in the world of college football. Having been shifted to Los Angeles eight years ago, Brian has appeared in over two dozen television shows, most notably SCANDAL and CW's VALOR, and has become a member of The Pacific Residents Theatre Company, Rogue Machine as well as continuing to write and develop his own work.^[3]

Writing

Brian has written multiple plays, having his first one "When The Lights Come On" produced by actor Jeff Daniels' The Purple Rose Theatre Company in Chelsea, MI. His next play, "Smart Love", world premiered at The Purple Rose in January 2017. "Smart Love" then had its West Coast Premiere at Pacific Resident Theatre in Venice, CA and received a "Critic's Choice" nod from the LA Times.^[4]

Filmography

Film
Year	Film	Role	Notes
2001	Kate & Leopold	Ad Executive
2006	Slippery Slope	Chad
2006	Puccini for Beginners	Jeff
2013	Running Up That Hill	Mr. Fash	Short film
2015	Orphan is the New Orange	Paul	Short film
2015	The Final Analysis		Short film
2016	Wake Up America!	Vincent Brandis	Short film
2018	Fading Scars	Ben	Short film
2019	Portrait of a Woman at Dawn	Jack Wakefield	Short film
2019	Loners	Lincoln Chalk
2020	Wear a Mask, Bat Dick	Batman	Short film
2020	Veterans Day 2020, an adaptation of War Words	Chase	Short film

Television
Year	Title	Role	Notes
2003	NYPD Blue	Wally	Episode: "Porn Free"
2003 - 2005	Law & Order: Special Victims Unit	Patrick McCorkle / Paramedic	Episodes: "Raw" (2005) and "Soulless" (2003)
2006	All My Children	Dennis - Security Guard	Episode no 19435, 19449, 19432 and 19431
2006	Law & Order	Mark Rhodes	Episode: "Cost of Capital"
2007	Law & Order: Criminal Intent	Julie's Brother	Episodes: "Frame"
2008	How I Met Your Mother	Angry Man	Episode: "No Tomorrow"
2008	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	Richard Langford	Episode: "Two and a Half Deaths"
2008	Law & Order: Criminal Intent	Diego	Episodes: "Brother's Keeper"
2008	NCIS	Sam Bennett	Episode: "Road Kill"
2009	Cold Case	Detective Pete McGinley	Episode: "Officer Down"
2009	Bones	Amos	Episode: "The Plain in the Prodigy "
2009	NCIS: Los Angeles	Marine CPL Scott Reilly	Episode: "Ambush"
2009	The Prospector	Caleb Montgomery	Short film
2010	Pretty Little Liars	Mr. Gazzaro	Episode: "There's No Place Like Homecoming"
2010	Sons of Tucson	Derek	Episode: "Ambush"
2010	The Mentalist	Billy Mock	Episode: "Red Carpet Treatment"
2011	Burn Notice	Ward	Episode: "Army of One"
2012	House of Lies	Derek Fielder	Episode: "Amsterdam"
2012	Hollywood Heights	Gus Sanders	25 episodes, recurring role
2012–2018	Scandal	Tom Larsen	33 episodes, recurring role
2013	Castle	Liam Finch	Episode: "The Wild Rover"
2014	Crisis	Flip	Episode: "Pilot"
2014	Perception	Shane McNamara	Episode: "Shiver"
2014	Grimm	Timothy Perkal	Episodes: "Octopus Head" and "Thanks for the Memories"
2014–2016	One & Done	Luke	7 Episodes, recurring role
2015	Hawaii Five-0	Mark Dupont	Episode: "Poina 'ole"
2019	Chicago Fire	Coach Snyder	Episode: "It Wasn't About Hockey"
2020	NCIS: New Orleans	James Keene	Episode: "Bad Moon Rising"
2020	Station 19	Agent Prine	Episode: "No Days Off"
2020	Magnum P.I.	Bruce	Episode: "Double Jeopardy"
2022	FBI: International	Mark Douglas	Episode: "Chew Toy"
2022	9-1-1: Lone Star	Griffin	2 Episodes

References

^ Yaeger (April 10, 2016). Outtake: Brian Letscher on how he decided to become an actor (Video Podcast). One Question Interviews. YouTube. Event occurs at 0:05. Retrieved September 25, 2019. [Y]ou had a few paths. You started with an economics degree.
^ "'Scandal' actor tackles artificial intelligence, love in Purple Rose world premiere". Archived from the original on January 16, 2018. Retrieved January 15, 2018.
^ "On The Rise: Brian Letscher On His Career, 'Scandal' and 'Grimm' And Much More!". iconvsicon.com. October 29, 2014. Archived from the original on April 21, 2016. Retrieved April 9, 2016.
^ "Letschers Crowdfunding 'One And Done' Basketball Comedy Series". Deadline Hollywood. October 4, 2014. Archived from the original on April 20, 2016. Retrieved April 9, 2016.

External links

Brian Letscher at IMDb

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