Timothy Carhart is an American actor who was born on December 24, 1953. He was born in Washington DC, United States of America. As of 2022, he is currently 69 years old. He is famous for his acting skills and his talent on the screen.

He started his acting career in the year 1970  and he is active till present. Timothy has starred in many popular films and tv series through which he got so much popularity. There is still a lot more to know about this amazing star, hence we have gathered a bunch of interesting facts that you may find fascinating. 

8 Things You Didn’t Know About Timothy Carhart

1. Recurring Roles

Timothy Carhart has appeared in many films and he also had recurring roles in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000-03) and 24 (2002) and many others. ^[1] 

2. Television Work

He has not only worked as a film actor and a stage actor but also worked as a television actor and has done several different tv series including the mini-series The Awakening Land, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, and many others. 

3. Stage Actor

Besides being a brilliant film and television actor, he has also been working as a stage actor. He has done several stage shows which include his work in Don DeLillo’s play The Day Room at the New York City Center.

4. Best Known For

There is no doubt that Timothy Carhart id a phenomenal and brilliant actor of his time. He is best known for portraying amazing roles in the films Ghostbusters (1984), Witness (1985), and Working Girl (1988. ^[2] 

5. Loves Traveling

Besides having an interest in acting, Timothy Carhart has also an interest in other things like he loves traveling so much. Traveling is his favorite interest and he has posted pictures on Instagram while traveling. 

6. Guest Appearances in Sci-Fi

Carhart has made guest appearances on a number of science fiction shows including his role as Quantum Leap, Scott Bakula, and several others. 

7. His Pride Moment

Once an interviewer asked him what was his proudest moment throughout his entire career. He replied that his proudest moment was when he played a one-act play called  Dick Play in New York. ^[3]