Who is Michael Mosley? See Net-worth, Quote, Awards, Fact, Wiki

Michael Mosley Wiki Biography

Michael Mosley was born on the 16th September 1978, in Cedar Falls, Iowa USA, and is an actor who is probably best known for portraying Drew Suffin in the TV series “Scrubs”, as well as for his role of Ted Vanderway in the TV series “Pan Am”. He is also widely recognized for appearing in “Longmire”, “Castle” and “Sirens” TV series.

Have you ever wondered how much wealth this American actor has accumulated so far? How rich Michael Mosley is? According to sources, it is estimated that the total of Michael Mosley’s net worth, as of early 2018, revolves around the sum of $3 million million, which has been acquired primarily through his on-camera acting career that has been active since 2001.

Michael Mosley Net Worth $3 Million

Upon matriculating from Cedar Falls High School in his home town, Mosley enrolled at New York City’s American Academy of Dramatic Arts in 1998. His acting debut occurred in 2000 when he appeared in Itamar Moses’ “Back Back Back” stage play at Manhattan Theatre Center, and upon earning his degree in acting in 2001, he began his professional career as a member of theaters such as the SoHo Playhouse, Michael Imperioli’s Studio Dante as well as the Cherry Lane Theatre. Michael’s on-camera debut occurred in 2001 when he was cast for a supporting role in three episodes of “The Education of Max Bickford” television series. All these involvements helped Michael Mosley to establish himself as a promising actor, also provided the basis for his current net worth.

In the course of the next several years, Mosley honed his acting skills primarily through big screen credits, appearing in critically acclaimed movies such as “Brother to Brother” (2004), “Swimmers” (2005) as well as in “The Big Bad Swim” and “Bella” both in 2006. However, to a greater prominence he came later in 2006, when he was cast for the recurring role of Malcolm Atkins in 13 episodes of the “Kidnapped” TV series, through 2007, then in 2008 he appeared in the romantic comedy movie “27 Dresses”, while in 2009 he was cast in the Golden Globe-nominated comedy movie “The Proposal”. These performances were followed by the recurring role of Drew Suffin in the ninth season of the popular TV comedy series “Scrubs”, all of which added steady sums to the total of Michael Mosley’s net worth.

Between 2011 and 2012, Mosley starred in one of his most recognizable television appearances so far – in the recurring role of Ted Vanderway in ABC TV’s drama series “Pan Am”. This engagement was followed by starring in seven episodes of the “Longmire” TV series, while between 2014 and 2015 he appeared as Johnny in “Sirens”. In 2016 Mosley starred opposite Woody Harrelson in the biographical drama movie about the former US President Lyndon Baines Johnson – entitled “LBJ” – before appearing in three episodes of “Fear The Waling Dead: Passage” TV series. It is certain that all these endeavors contributed to the total wealth of Michael wealth.

Apart from all those already mentioned above, in Michael Mosley’s professional portfolio there are also memorable appearances in popular television series such as “Kings”, “Law & Order: LA”, “The Mentalist” as well as “Happy Endings”, “Justified”, “Elementary” and “Last Resort”. His more recent professional engagements include the recurring role of Mason Young in the 2017 TV drama series “Ozark”, as well as the role of Joe ‘Fish’ Rinaldi in 10 episodes of the 2018 TV crime series “Seven Seconds”. Doubtlessly, all these accolades have helped Michael Mosley to increase the total of his revenues by a large margin.

When it comes to his personal life, Michael Mosley has managed to keep it quite private as there aren’t many relevant details about his current romantic connections and love affairs, except that between 2010 and 2013 he was married to a fellow actor Anna Camp.



Full Name Drew Darby
Net Worth $3 Million
Date Of Birth September 16, 1978
Place Of Birth Cedar Falls, Iowa, USA
Height 1.79 m
Profession Physician, Author, Journalist, Film producer, Screenwriter, Television producer, Presenter
Education Cedar Falls High School, New York City American Academy of Dramatic Arts, University of Oxford, New College
Nationality British
Spouse Anna Camp
Children Regan Amanda Darby, Taylor Darby, W. Derek Darby, Ashley Drew Darby
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Michael-Mosley-418966418298875
Twitter https://twitter.com/drmichaelmosley
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1134612
Movies Hot Pursuit, The Proposal, The Accidental Husband, The Big Bad Swim, You’re Nobody ’til Somebody Kills You, The Insurgents, Room 314, Bog Creatures, LBJ, Brother to Brother, Swimmers, Restive, Bella, Goodbye Baby, Other People’s Children, 4 Single Fathers, Autumn Wanderer, Alpha Mom
TV Shows Scrubs, The Story of Science: Power, Proof and Passion, Pan Am, Sirens, Kidnapped, The Brain: A Secret History, Seven Seconds, Danny Fricke, Frontline Medicine
Fact
1 Although he only appeared in four episodes, his role as Jerry Tyson/3XK is one of Castle (2009)’s most popular recurring antagonists.
2 First professional job was as Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s understudy in the (New York) off-Broadway premiere of Austin Pendleton’s “Uncle Bob”. The play also starred George Morfogen and was produced by Steven Sendor.
3 Attended The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York from 1998 to 2001.
4 One of two actors who attended Cedar Falls High School and community acting classes and went on to be in professional film. The other, Troy Boleyn (aka T.G. Boleyn), was an actor in the “47 Seconds” drama troupe with Mosley. Both are advocates for child-abuse prevention.
5 Former guitarist for band ‘Hostage Boy’ of Cedar Falls, Iowa, with one demo released to date.
6 Gained theatrical experience in the “47 Seconds” Drama Troupe which advocated the prevention of child abuse and domestic violence.
7 Former guitarist of Cedar Falls band ‘Hostage Boy’.

Actor

Title Year Status Character
Third Watch 2002 TV Series Stoner #1
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 2002 TV Series Ronnie the Informant
The Education of Max Bickford 2001 TV Series Quincy
Fluidic 2017 post-production Ultra
Seven Seconds 2017 TV Series Joe ‘Fish’ Rinaldi
Fear the Walking Dead: Passage 2016 TV Series Colton
LBJ 2016 Kenny O’Donnell
Rush Hour 2016 TV Series Jack Douglas
Elementary 2016 TV Series Al Baxter
Dream Team 2016 TV Movie Rick Johnson
Other People’s Children 2015 Josh
Hot Pursuit 2015 Detective Dixon
Sirens 2014-2015 TV Series Johnny
Castle 2010-2015 TV Series Jerry Tyson / Michael Boudreau
Longmire 2012-2014 TV Series Sean Sean Keegan
Robin Banks and the Bank Roberts 2014 TV Series Robin
Autumn Wanderer 2013 Rick
Last Resort 2012-2013 TV Series Hal Anders
Revolution 2012 TV Series Militia Soldier
You’re Nobody ’til Somebody Kills You 2012 Detective Francelli
30 Rock 2012 TV Series Scott Scottsman
Pan Am 2011-2012 TV Series Ted Vanderway
Happy Endings 2011 TV Series Malcolm
Futurestates 2011 TV Series Expectant Father
Justified 2011 TV Series Kyle Easterly
Restive 2011 Braker
After Lilly 2010 Short Phillip
The Closer 2010 TV Series Jeff Darby
Law & Order: LA 2010 TV Series Robert Forrester
Scrubs 2009-2010 TV Series Drew Suffin
Three Rivers 2009 TV Series JC Dawson
Kings 2009 TV Series Eli Shepherd
The Proposal 2009/I Chuck
The Mentalist 2009 TV Series Sheriff Hardy
Four Single Fathers 2009 Ron
Danny Fricke 2008 TV Movie
Generation Kill 2008 TV Mini-Series Gunnery Sgt. Robert Swarr
Grand Theft Auto IV 2008 Video Game The Crowd of Liberty City (voice)
The Wire 2008 TV Series Raymond Wiley
The Accidental Husband 2008 Declan
27 Dresses 2008 Bar Dude
Kidnapped 2006-2007 TV Series Malcolm Atkins
Goodbye Baby 2007 Kevin
Alpha Mom 2006 TV Movie Bob
Bella 2006 Kevin
The Insurgents 2006 James
Room 314 2006/I David
The Big Bad Swim 2006 Shawn
Conviction 2006 TV Series Detective Calloway
Building Girl 2005 Nick
Swimmers 2005 Mike Tyler
Brother to Brother 2004 White Man #1 on Subway
Smart Bomb 2003 Short
The Bog Creatures 2003 Nick Warren
Hack 2002 TV Series Lowlife #1

Director

Title Year Status Character
No Room for Groceries 2006

Soundtrack

Title Year Status Character
Longmire 2014 TV Series performer – 1 episode

Self

Title Year Status Character
The Real 2015 TV Series Himself
Home & Family 2014 TV Series Himself – Guest
Independent Lens 2005 TV Series documentary White Man #1 on Subway Platform

Archive Footage

Title Year Status Character
Castle 2013 TV Series Jerry Tyson

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