Trivia

A member of The Actors Studio, he trains with famed acting coach, Allan Miller, who has also coached Barbra Streisand, Dustin Hoffman, Meryl Streep, Geraldine Page, Lily Tomlin, Sigourney Weaver, Peter Boyle, Rue McClanahan, Dianne Wiest, and Bruce Davison.

One of the founding members of the Cry Havoc Theatre Company, based in New York City.

Was his high school's homecoming king.

Named as one of Gotham Magazine's 100 Hottest Bachelors of 2006.

His last theatrical performance in Chicago was as Marvin Nash in the only Quentin Tarantino-authorized stage production of Reservoir Dogs.

Timothy has also trained at the Actors Studio with famed teachers Elizabeth Kemp, Penny Allen, Susan Aston, and Cathleen Leslie.

Earned his master's degree in acting from the Actors Studio Drama School. He performed his thesis with Austin Basis, Beauty and the Beast's JT. Both attended school behind Bradley Cooper.

Tim is a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

A graduate of the Actors Studio Drama School, he performed his thesis project with Austin Basis, Beauty and the Beast's JT. Both attended school behind Bradley Cooper.

Tim holds a brown belt in Judo, as well as a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He trains in Hollywood with Sean Patrick Flanery, bjj black belt and star of The Boondock Saints, as well as Rickson Gracie black belt Henry Akins and former UFC heavyweight contender Antoni Hardonk. His former teachers include MMA and 6-time world BJJ champion Vitor 'Shaolin' Ribeiro, and the legendary Jon Danaher, coach to dozens of world-class fighters including UFC World Champions Georges St. Pierre and Chris Weidman.

Tim holds a brown belt in Judo, as well as a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

Competed in the NCAA Championships in Judo while at Iowa State University.

Has trained Brazilian Jiu Jitsu with Guy Ritchie, Sean Patrick Flanery, David Levien, and Chris Santos.

Appeared fully nude in stage productions of "Equus" and "Take Me Out.".

His very first film audition was for John Connor in "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines." The role eventually went to Nick Stahl.

While acting in New York, Davis worked as a personal trainer, working with director Steven Soderbergh and actors Sebastian Stan, Richard Armitage, and Lee Pace.

In Sean Penn episode of Inside the Actors Studio, Davis asked Penn a question while quoting WB Yeats. The exchange never aired, most likely due to a very nervous Davis mis-pronouncing Yeats' name, a fact that still embarrasses him today.

Claims that seeing David Fincher's "Seven" is what finally convinced him to try acting.

Credits Mickey Rourke and Sean Penn, and their movies "Rumblefish" and "At Close Range," with inspiring him to eventually try acting.

Davis has spent working with the Young Story Tellers Foundation, which is a non-profit organization that provides under-served children in the public school system an opportunity to write stories and see them brought to life through performance and film production.

Close friends with actors Jay Ellis and Austin Basis.

His favorite film is "Goodfellas." His favorite album is Guns N' Roses' "Appetite for Destruction.".

Grew up in Carlisle, Iowa, a few miles outside of Des Moines. He was one of the captains of his high school football team, as well as its homecoming king.

Was once named one of Gotham Magazine's "Most Eligible Bachelors.".

Fluent in Brazilian Portuguese.

A brown belt in both Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Judo, Timothy is a dedicated martial artist who trains with world renown fighters such as Vitor "Shaolin" Ribeiro; John Danaher, head instructor at the Renzo Gracie Academy, and Rickson Gracie black belt Henry Akins. He also regular teaches children and women's self-defense classes in his free time.

Received his MFA in Acting from the Actors Studio Drama School at the New School. A fellow classmate who also performed in Timothy's thesis was Austin Basis (CW's Beauty and the Beast). Both were in the school while Bradley Cooper was also attending.

After graduating from the Actors Studio Drama School, Timothy auditioned for lifetime membership in the Actors Studio. He was accepted on his first attempt. This fulfilled a dream of his, having said, "I knew I wanted to be a member before I really even knew what acting really was, because it seemed like everyone whose work I was drawn to - Brando, Rourke, Pacino, Burstyn - had come from there.".