Matthew D'Arcy

Matthew D'Arcy

História

Matthew D'Arcy is an American actor. After graduating from Drexel University, Mathew traveled to South Korea for the Department of State's Critical Language Scholarship and Fulbright Fellowship. Mathew spent two years in South Korea, making his entry into the Korean entertainment industry in his second year. His film debut came when he was cast as General MacArthur's scribe officer in Battle for Incheon: Operation Chromite (2016). Working with Director John H. Lee alongside Liam Neeson solidified Mathew's interest in acting, and he soon after made appearances on South Korean TV Networks including TVN - Saturday Night Live Korea (2011), KBS 'Good Morning' - Haphazard Neighborhood Travel, web and TV commercials, as well as in the Korean drama and KPOP sectors. Matthew returned to the States in 2016 and booked a lead role in Kai Liang's Philadelphia-based student short 'The Bandaged Heart,' followed by a featured role in Neil Burger's The Upside (2017). During the latter half of 2017, Mathew was cast in a supporting role in the upcoming Korean tap-dancing film Swing Kids (2018), directed by Hyeong-Cheol Kang.

Perfil

Matthew D'Arcy

Filmes

Amigos para Sempre
Waitstaff
Um jovem negro aceita trabalhar para um homem branco paraplégico e acaba dando início a uma grande e inusitada amizade. Versão americana de "Intocáveis", filme francês de 2012 que fez grande sucesso mundial.
Swing Kids - No Ritmo da Liberdade
Jamie's Goon
Durante a guerra, um soldado norte-coreano entra para um grupo de sapateado. Treinados por um dançarino da Broadway, ele acha na dança uma forma de fugir da realidade.
Operação Chromite
Soldier-Typist
Quando as forças conjuntas da Coreia do Sul e dos Estados Unidos parecem prestes a perder a Guerra da Coreia, o General Douglas MacArthur (Liam Neeson) se junta à guerra e, durante a Batalha de Incheon, no dia 15 de setembro de 1950, ajuda as tropas a vencer o conflito e retomar o controle sobre Seul.