Interview with Brad Rowe
"Byron Shales"

Recently featured in US magazine's 1999 "Hot Guy List," Milwaukee native Brad Rowe is quite familiar with the limelight.  Rowe first captured Hollywood's attention when he appeared in the 1998 Sundance Film Festival favorite, "Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss," as a waiter-musician romanced by a gay photographer played by NBC's "Will & Grace" star, Sean Hayes.

A year later, Rowe portrayed Shawn Denigen in the New Line Cinema date-rape drama, "Body Shots," and Erik in the independent feature, "Stonebrook."

Rowe recently starred alongside Rebecca Gayheart and Marisa Coughlan in "Wasteland," Kevin Williamson's freshman television drama.  his other television credits include a recurring role as a dim-bulb intern on NBC's "NewsRadio," as well as a starring role in the cable movie western "Purgatory" with Sam Shepard and Eric Roberts.

After graduating with a degree in economics from the Unive5rsity of Wisconsin, Rowe worked as a finance manager for political campaigns in Washington, moving soon after to Los Angeles to act and write screenplays.

As a newlywed, Rowe lives with his wife, Lisa, in Los Angeles.   

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