Gender

Male

Birthday, Age

1952 January 01 (73 years old)

Matthew Kimbrough

Biography

Matthew Kimbrough (born 1952) played Okalar in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine third season episode "The Abandoned".

Known For

Actor ( 1 )

Catch Me If You Can Loan Officer

Full Filmography

The Limey

as Tom Johannson

Movie • 1999-10-08

Swallows

Movie • 1999-07-23

Joy Ride

as Rusty Nail (uncredited)

Movie • 2001-10-05

The Company You Keep

as Barnes

Movie • 2012-12-20

Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles

as Producer

Movie • 2001-04-12

Fletch Lives

as Bly Guard

Movie • 1989-03-17

Who Invited Them

as Mr. Burke

Movie • 2022-06-05

American Beauty

as Firing Range Attendant

Movie • 1999-09-15

Land of Plenty

as News Anchor

Movie • 2004-09-10

The Astronaut Farmer

as Henry Malone

Movie • 2007-02-23

Biloxi Blues

as Spitting Cook

Movie • 1988-03-25

Wildcat

as Doctor Block

Movie • 2024-05-03

Michael Bolton's Big, Sexy Valentine's Day Special

as Ebenezer Scrooge

Movie • 2017-02-07

Catch Me If You Can

as Loan Officer

Movie • 2002-12-16

Nobel Son

as Deacon

Movie • 2007-04-28

Bottle Shock

as Michael Robbins

Movie • 2008-09-05

The Babysitter

as Large man

Movie • 1995-10-17

Inherit the Wind

as Reporter #2

Movie • 1999-05-29

Erin Brockovich

as Bartender

Movie • 2000-03-17

Untitled SAG-AFTRA Documentary

as Self

Movie •

Brothers and Sisters

as Professor James Gray

Tv • 2006-09-24

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

as Boss

Tv • 2015-10-12

Hidden America with Jonah Ray

as Jimmy the Beef

Tv • 2016-06-02

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

as Alien High Roller

Tv • 1993-01-03

Criminal Minds

as Deputy Lou Savage

Tv • 2005-09-22

Mad Men

as Mikey O'Brien

Tv • 2007-07-19

7th Heaven

as Security Company Representative

Tv • 1996-08-26

Henry Danger

as Farmer Gunch

Tv • 2014-07-26

The Equalizer

as Spicer

Tv • 1985-09-18

Saved by the Bell: The New Class

as Rick Krumlauf

Tv • 1993-09-11

American Dreams

Tv • 2002-09-29

The Magnificent Seven

as Bartender

Tv • 1998-01-03

Numb3rs

as Manager

Tv • 2005-01-23