Matthew Nadu个人资料

Matthew Nadu began his acting career as a Water Nation Warrior in M. Night Shyamalan's The Last Airbender although he lied about knowing any type of karate. He eventually adapted and would go on to do his own stunts as Sarge in the comedy Booted starring Alan Ruck (Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Spin City) and Ryan Dunn (Jackass.)

From there he went on to hold supporting leads in two indie slashers "Nobody Gets Put Alive" (2013) with Clint Howard (The Water Boy, Apollo 13) and "Hallow's Eve" (2012) with horror queens Danielle Harris and Ashley C. Williams. In 2013 Nadu again found himself with Howard and Williams along with horror staples Bill Moseley and Lisa Wilcox as an actor and producer on the thriller "The Church."

After co-starring in several shorts including "Party Smashers" with comedian Bob Levy and "This Man's Life" with Brian Anthony Wilson (Limitless, Rounders,) Nadu is starring and producing the movie "Dreams" slated to start filming in 2013 with former "Baywatch " star Jeremy Jackson and "The Prison" rumoring to also star David Morse and Craig T. Nelson. He's also producing and appearing in the indie hockey dramedy "The Independents" (2013) teaming up with close friend actor and writer Shaun Paul Costello for the fifth time. Perhaps Nadu's big break came during the summer of 2012 when he appeared as a car salesman with Harrison Ford and Liam Hemsworth in the film "Paranoia" schedule to hit theaters in 2013.

In the Spring of 2012, Nadu appeared in his second national commercial ("Dance, Dance 2," 2010) for ESPN's "Streak for the Stache."

Along with film and commercials, Nadu is transitioning into television working on two supernatural pilots "End Game: Dark Pawn" and the spin-off "End Game UK" while appearing as a principal in several episodes of MTV's "Guy Code" and "Girl Code."

Nadu has also worked as the lead in several theater productions including Derrell Lawerence's "Do You Trust Your Best Friend" and Stockholm Fringe Festival invitee "As Wicked As Dangerous."

Nadu is a native of Philadelphia. He's the oldest of nine children and is an on-air talent as a member of CBS3/The CWPhilly's "The Crew."