American actor
Bryan T. Donovan is an American actor/writer/producer who appeared on the first season of "Thintervention with Jackie Warner", a docu-series about health and fitness on BRAVO.
Early life.
Donovan was born in Sterling Heights, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit and graduated high school from the prestigious Interlochen Arts Academy where he majored in theatre.
Career.
Television.
Donovan’s first television job was a recurring role on the ABC soap opera "All My Children". Other television appearances include "Law &amp; Order", "Medium", "Nite Tales; The Series", "Boardwalk Empire", and "Blue Bloods".
Film.
Donovan starred and produced his first comedy short, "Steeling Magnolias" which premiered at Outfest and has since traversed the world in various film festivals. Donovan teamed with Steakhaus Productions in 2008 and produced several films including "Weather Girl", "6 Month Rule", "Annie in the Aisle of Irma", "The Rise", and "Church &amp; State". 
As an actor, Donovan has appeared in the films "Annie in The Aisle of Irma", "Sunset Stories" and "My Eleventh".
Filmography.
Stage.
New York City productions include "Strike Up the Band", "Li'l Abner" and "On A Clear Day" at Encores! City Center. He originated the roles of Bernard in "Dream True" at the Vineyard Theatre and Wil in "Fanny Hill" at the Goodspeed Opera House. Donovan made his Broadway debut in the play "Wrong Mountain", the last American play of the century to open on the Great White Way. He played the role of Greg in the Los Angeles production of "It's Just Sex" at the Zepher Theatre. In the fall of 2006, Donovan made his stand-up debut at Caroline's Comedy Club in New York City.
Personal life.
Donovan resides in NYC.