Timothy: I really really love what I do and for me, this work... there isn't anything else. I've always been really driven. I think that is the most important aspect of my success... it comes down how much I like it.
Timothy (On the death of friend Kevin Smith): The best thing to come out of Xena was the friends I made and the relationships that continue today. Kev and my wife and I had become good friends since the end of the show. His death was one of the saddest things to ever happen in my life. He was a shining light. A shining light. And I'm angry he will never get to meet my daughter, and we'll never get to share a drink again. But my life is better having had him in it.
Timothy: I may like to think I'm God's gift to the Earth at times, but I don't think anyone else does.
Timothy: (On the death of his character on Xena Warrior Princess) I liked it. I thought it was appropriate. I wish the character had, you know, lived a lot longer because I would have liked to have done more episodes, but that's just, you know, me being selfish. I liked the way he went. And I liked it, if anybody took me out, I liked that it was Ares.
Before moving to California for college Timothy studied acting at the Seattle Children's Theatre and the Empty Space Theatre.
Timothy performed in the play “Love Letters” with Renee O’Connor. He had previously work with her on
Timothy’s first professional acting performance was on Seinfield.
Timothy is one of 4 children.
Timothy played Agent Thomas in the 2001 movie “Swordfish.”
Tim graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theater from USC and received the Jack Nicholson Award and the James A. Doolittle Award for outstanding achievements in acting.
Appeared in the movie "Mission: Impossible III" as an IMF agent.
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