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Matthew J. Evans. Actor: Bad Teacher. An accomplished actor, musician, and award winning young filmmaker, Matthew J. Evans was born in San Luis Obispo, CA. He made his theatrical debut at the age of 4 and began working in film and TV when he was age 9.
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- San Luis Obispo, California, USA
Matthew J. Evans. Actor: Bad Teacher. An accomplished actor, musician, and award winning young filmmaker, Matthew J. Evans was born in San Luis Obispo, CA. He made his theatrical debut at the age of 4 and began working in film and TV when he was age 9.
- August 9, 1996
Matthew J. Evans. A 2021 magna cum laude graduate of Cal State, Long Beach, with a Bachelor of Music Performance in Jazz Studies, Matthew J. Evans has been a professional performer since he was a child. In 2011, Matthew played Garrett Tiara opposite Cameron Diaz in Columbia Pictures feature comedy Bad Teacher for which he received a 2012 Young ...
Matthew J. Evans as Garrett Tiara; Kaitlyn Dever as Sasha Abernathy; Kathryn Newton as Chase Rubin-Rossi; Molly Shannon as Melody; Eric Stonestreet as Kirk; Noah Munck as Tristan; Finneas O'Connell as Spencer; Thomas Lennon as Carl Halabi; Jeff Judah as a janitor; Nat Faxon as Mark Pubich; Stephanie Faracy as Mrs. Pubich; Christine Smith as ...
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Aug 9, 1996 · An accomplished actor, musician and award winning young filmmaker, Matthew J. Evans was born in San Luis Obispo, California. He made his theatrical debut at the age of four and began working in film and TV when he was nine. In 2011 Matthew played Garrett Tiara opposite Cameron Diaz in Columbia Picture's feature comedy "Bad Teacher".
Matthew J Evans, PhD. About Me. The Evans Lab studies how hosts and viruses interact, with a focus on the hepatitis C virus (HCV). HCV is responsible for more than half of liver cancers in the Western Hemisphere. While therapies to treat HCV are improving, these drugs will not be available to all patients.
