• Surgical Intern reporting to Dr Olivia Benford.
• At the crossroads in his life, he is on the verge of
making a life-altering choice.
• Passionate artist in his off hours, possesses
significant skill in drawing
I've got something to live for.
Bryce Varley is on the verge of making a life-threatening choice. He's dedicated his life to the pursuit of becoming a doctor. Upon receiving his M.D. he procured an Internship with Olivia Benford's supervision. The hours are hell, which makes it impossible for Bryce to have any outside pursuits or even love interests, which is hard for a man in his twenties. Without these outlets, Bryce's sharp mind can sometimes go to very dark places.
While Zachary Knighton was leaving a stint in detention during his freshman year in high school, a director spotted him and asked if he would audition for his play. Not only did Zachary land the role of Jim in “The Glass Menagerie,” but he discovered his passion for acting. He would later get his B.F.A. in theatre from Virginia Commonwealth University and study abroad at Oxford University to hone his craft.
Zachary’s feature film credits include Surfer Dude, with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson, The Hitcher, The Prince and Me, opposite Julia Stiles and Miranda Richardson and directed by Martha Coolidge, The Mudge Boy and Cherry Falls, with Brittany Murphy and Jay Mohr. He recently completed production on Tug, opposite Yeardley Smith.
On television, Zachary starred in the series Life on a Stick and guest starred on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Law & Order, Ed and Related. He also appeared in the TV movie, Sally Hemmings: An American Scandal.
Zachary’s stage credits include Birdy, Madame Melville, The Pumpkin Pie Show, Equus – for which he was nominated for the Irene Ryan Award, and Endgame.
Zachary, who lives in the Los Angeles area, loves to surf, sail and play with his two dogs, Jetson and Crash.
BIRTHPLACE: Virginia Beach, VA
BIRTHDATE: October 25