Matthew Cardarople

Matthew Richard Cardarople, born on February 9, 1983, in Exeter, New Hampshire, is an accomplished American actor and comedian known for his dynamic performances across film and television. After his parents' divorce during his childhood, Cardarople pursued his passion for acting, graduating from the New York Film Academy. He initially worked as a personal assistant to actor Luke Wilson, which proved pivotal in launching his career.

Cardarople's breakout roles include a recurring appearance in ABC's comedy series *Selfie* and a memorable part as the "Henchperson of Indeterminate Gender" in Netflix's *A Series of Unfortunate Events*, which debuted in 2017. He also garnered attention for his roles in the blockbuster film *Jurassic World* (2015) and the cult favorite *Dumb and Dumber To* (2014).

In addition to his notable film credits, such as *The Big Sick* (2017) and *Logan Lucky* (2017) directed by Steven Soderbergh, Cardarople has showcased his versatility in various television series. His appearances span popular shows like *NCIS: LA*, *New Girl*, *Scrubs*, and *Ray Donovan*. More recently, he contributed to the acclaimed series *Reservation Dogs*, highlighting Indigenous narratives.

With a foundation in acting from The Beverly Hills Playhouse and training under Lesly Kahn, Cardarople continues to make his mark in the entertainment industry, charming audiences with his unique comedic style and engaging performances.