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Silas Weir Mitchell
Greene & Associates Talent Agency
1327 Ocean Avenue
Suite B
Santa Monica, CA 90401
USA
Address information
Greene & Associates Talent Agency
(Talent Management Company)
1327 Ocean Avenue
Suite B
Santa Monica, CA 90401
USA
Phone: (310) 550-9333
Silas Weir Mitchell is a distinguished American actor celebrated for his compelling performances in both television and film. Born on September 30, 1969, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he shares his name with the famed 19th-century physician and writer, Silas Weir Mitchell, to whom he is distantly related. Known for his ability to portray complex and eccentric characters, Mitchell has built a versatile career that spans decades.
Mitchell’s passion for the arts began early in life, leading him to pursue an education in acting. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Theatre and Religion from Brown University before obtaining a Master of Fine Arts from the University of California, San Diego. His rigorous training honed his craft, enabling him to deliver nuanced performances in a wide array of roles.
Mitchell first gained widespread recognition for his recurring role as Haywire, a mentally unstable yet endearing inmate, in the hit television series Prison Break (2005–2009). His portrayal of Haywire’s eccentric behavior and vulnerability made him a standout character in the ensemble cast. He later achieved further acclaim for his role as Monroe, a reformed Blutbad (werewolf-like creature), in the NBC fantasy drama Grimm (2011–2017). As Monroe, Mitchell blended humor, warmth, and intensity, earning him a loyal fan base and critical praise for his chemistry with the show’s other leads.
Beyond these iconic roles, Mitchell has appeared in numerous other television series, including 24, My Name Is Earl, The Mentalist, and CSI. His ability to seamlessly transition between drama and comedy has made him a sought-after actor in Hollywood. In film, Mitchell has taken on roles in projects such as Inferno and The Patriot, showcasing his range and adaptability.
