Who is Michael Beach?

Michael Beach is an American actor famous for his performances in both television and film. Born on October 30, 1963, in Roxbury, Massachusetts, he has a degree in communications from Wesleyan University and has been active in the entertainment industry since 1985.

Beach started his career in acting by appearing in theater productions after college. He then made his debut on screen in the sitcom The Facts of Life. He has since appeared in numerous television shows, including ER, Third Watch, and Sons of Anarchy. However, he is best known for his recurring role as Al Boulet in the long-running medical drama, ER. Beach's performances on the show were very well received, leading him to be nominated for a Screen Actors Guild awards twice.

Apart from his impressive television career, Beach has also appeared in many films. He played a supporting role in the iconic film Waiting to Exhale (1995) followed by a lead role in the horror movie, Red Dawn (2012). In addition to this, he has starred in Bad Company (2002), Lean on Me (1989), and The Abyss (1989). Beach is also known for his captivating performances in independent films.

The commercial that many people remember Beach from is the role of the father in the AT&T "Rethink Possible" ad campaign. The ad campaign promoted the company's wide range of mobile phone services and products. As a father, Beach portrayed the importance of being connected to people with the help of AT&T's services. This was just one of many roles that Beach has played and it's evident he takes each one seriously in order to give a convincing performance.

Overall, Michael Beach is a talented, well-rounded actor who has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry. His ability to bring characters to life has made him a sought-after actor, both on television and in film. While he may be most commonly recognized for his role as a commercial actor for AT&T's "Rethink Possible" campaign, there is no denying that Beach has made contributions in a number of other areas throughout his career.