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Tim Griffin is an actor who portrays Ken Spackman in the seventh season on The Mentalist. Tim Griffin played CTU Field Agent Baron during Season 4 of 24. Griffin has guest-starred on shows such as The Unit (with Dennis Haysbert, Max Martini and Michael Irby) and appeared in film productions by J.J. Abrams and 2014's American Sniper (with Leonard Roberts, Sammy Sheik, Navid Negahban, Fahim Fazli, Assaf Cohen, Mido Hamada and Reynaldo Gallegos). right|thumb|200px|Tim Griffin Nacido en 1969 en Chicago, Illinois (Estados Unidos) Tim Griffin is a great guy, everyone who knows him wants to have a drink with him. Women want to marry him and have his babies. Men want to be him or mentor him or hire him to work for them. He has some very good friends, including pals like Sara Taylor and Monica Goodling, who are always looking out for him. Tim went to school to be a lawyer. And wouldn't you know it? Tim got a job working for The Greatest Administration Ever, but because everyone loves him so much, he had to quit his job so that he could spend more time with his family. Tim Griffin played Ronny O'Malley in seasons two and three of Grey's Anatomy. Tim has guest-starred in a large number of TV series, including Sliders, Party of Five, JAG, 24, ER, Grey's Anatomy, Bones, Big Love and Covert Affairs. Additionally, he had roles in popular films as Cloverfield, Iron Man and Super 8. Griffin made his film debut with a small role in the 1995 drama Higher Learning, which also featured Michael Buchman Silver. That same year, he appeared in the science fiction thriller Evolver, working alongside John de Lancie. He subsequently had supporting roles in such films as Boys and Girls (2000, directed by Robert Iscove), Cherish (2002), and The Bourne Supremacy (2004). The latter movie also featured his fellow Star Trek actor, Karl Urban, and starred Matt Damon, who was approached for a role in Star Trek. Tim Griffin is an American actor who appeared in the NCIS Season 3 episode, Light Sleeper (episode) as Malcolm Porter. He also appeared in the NCIS: Los Angeles Season 6 episode, "Black Budget". Tim Griffin (* 1969 in Chicago, Illinois, USA) ist ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler. In der Star Trek spielte er einen Ingenieur der USS Kelvin.

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right|thumb|200px|Tim Griffin Nacido en 1969 en Chicago, Illinois (Estados Unidos) Tim Griffin (* 1969 in Chicago, Illinois, USA) ist ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler. In der Star Trek spielte er einen Ingenieur der USS Kelvin. Tim Griffin played Ronny O'Malley in seasons two and three of Grey's Anatomy. Griffin made his film debut with a small role in the 1995 drama Higher Learning, which also featured Michael Buchman Silver. That same year, he appeared in the science fiction thriller Evolver, working alongside John de Lancie. He subsequently had supporting roles in such films as Boys and Girls (2000, directed by Robert Iscove), Cherish (2002), and The Bourne Supremacy (2004). The latter movie also featured his fellow Star Trek actor, Karl Urban, and starred Matt Damon, who was approached for a role in Star Trek. In 2008, Griffin was seen in three major motion pictures. The first was Cloverfield, which, like Star Trek, was produced by J.J. Abrams and Bad Robot Productions. He then appeared in the football comedy Leatherheads with J.D. Cullum, Tommy Hinkley, and Stephen Root. Lastly, he had a small role in the blockbuster Iron Man, which also featured Bill Smitrovich and Faran Tahir. Both Cloverfield and Iron Man were released by Paramount Pictures. Griffin recently completed filming on the comedy The Men Who Stare at Goats, in which he again worked with Stephen Root. Glenn Morshower had a role in this film, as well. Griffin was also seen in the biographical thriller Fair Game with David Andrews. Tim has guest-starred in a large number of TV series, including Sliders, Party of Five, JAG, 24, ER, Grey's Anatomy, Bones, Big Love and Covert Affairs. Additionally, he had roles in popular films as Cloverfield, Iron Man and Super 8. Tim Griffin is an actor who portrays Ken Spackman in the seventh season on The Mentalist. Tim Griffin played CTU Field Agent Baron during Season 4 of 24. Griffin has guest-starred on shows such as The Unit (with Dennis Haysbert, Max Martini and Michael Irby) and appeared in film productions by J.J. Abrams and 2014's American Sniper (with Leonard Roberts, Sammy Sheik, Navid Negahban, Fahim Fazli, Assaf Cohen, Mido Hamada and Reynaldo Gallegos). Tim Griffin is a great guy, everyone who knows him wants to have a drink with him. Women want to marry him and have his babies. Men want to be him or mentor him or hire him to work for them. He has some very good friends, including pals like Sara Taylor and Monica Goodling, who are always looking out for him. Tim went to school to be a lawyer. And wouldn't you know it? Tim got a job working for The Greatest Administration Ever, but because everyone loves him so much, he had to quit his job so that he could spend more time with his family. Everyone is gonna miss you at work, Tim! But it's all for the best anyway! See ya at the bar! Tim Griffin is an American actor who appeared in the NCIS Season 3 episode, Light Sleeper (episode) as Malcolm Porter. He also appeared in the NCIS: Los Angeles Season 6 episode, "Black Budget".

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