Introduction
If you watched “The Walking Dead”, you probably know the character of Doctor Milton Mamet, a role that opened the doors of Hollywood to actor Dallas Roberts. What do you really know about this successful man, and are the rumors that he’s gay true?
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Youth and education
Dallas Mark Roberts was born on May 10, 1970 in Houston, Texas, United States. Not much is known about his parents, but he was raised in his hometown with his younger brother, Bryan.
He first attended the local Paul Revere Middle School, then went to Robert E. Lee High School in southwest Houston. During his high school years, his family moved to Sarasota, Florida, USA where he enrolled in Sarasota High School in 1988. Later he enrolled in State College of Florida, Manatee- Sarasota, however, while in his second year, he was accepted into the Juilliard School located in New York, from where he graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1994, and was a member of the famous group 23 of the dramatic divide.
Career
While based in New York, Roberts worked as a stage actor, appearing in several off-Broadway plays such as “Burn This” alongside Catherine Keener and Edward Norton, “Nocturne” directed by Adam Rapp, and in “A Number”, written by Caryl Churchill. For his contribution to “Nocturne”, he was nominated for a Drama Desk Award.
He was supposed to make his Broadway debut in a remake of ‘The Glass Menagerie’, written by Tennessee Williams, however, his role was later given to Christian Slater – had he starred there, he would have appeared alongside Sarah Paulson , Josh Lucas and Jessica Lange.
In 1994, Roberts made his television debut when he was cast as Larry in a season one episode of the crime drama “New York Undercover,” and the following year he appeared in an episode of another television series, “Law and Order”. However, it was not until 2003, when he played Edison in the film “The Lucky Ones”, that he moved to the cinema. The following year, he was in Michael Mayer’s romantic drama film “A House at the End of the World”, in which he played Jonathan Glover.
In 2005 he appeared in three feature films: “Walk the Line”, “Winter Passing” and “The Notorious Bettie Page”, and the following year he played Dr. Dylan Wallace in the horror film “Sisters “, and appeared in the drama. movie “Flicka”.
He also played the role of Angus Partridge in the hit TV series “The L Word”, and was a regular in the show’s third and fourth seasons, and also reprized the role for an episode in the sixth season.
In 2007 he starred in the films “Joshua”, “Lovely by Surprise” and “3:10 to Yuma” – in which he appeared alongside Russell Crowe, Christian Bale and Ben Foster, and in 2009 opposite Kevin Spacey in Jonas Pate’s comedy, “Shrink.” That same year, he starred as Matt in the comedy “Ingenious” and appeared in the sci-fi horror film “Tell Tale,” starring Lena Headey. In 2010, he was in the television series “Rubicon”, but which was canceled after the first season.
That same year, he starred as Owen Cavanaugh, Alicia Florrick’s gay brother, in the television series “The Good Wife”, appearing in all 14 episodes of the series.
In 2011, he briefly appeared in an action film, “The Grey”, and the following year co-starred with John Cusack in the mystery thriller “The Factory”.
In 2012, he played the role of Milton Mamet in the famous horror TV series “The Walking Dead”, for two seasons, and gained a huge fan base. What’s even more interesting is that even though “The Walking Dead” was inspired by a comic book, Milton Mamet was an original character, exclusive to the TV series.
In 2013, he starred as Charlie Crowe in Matthew Arnold’s horror film, “Shadow People”, and later that year he appeared in “Dallas Buyers Club”, a film by Jean-Marc Vallée who won three Oscars, plus a joint nomination for the Screen Actors Guild Award in the Outstanding Performance by the Cast in a Motion Picture, for his portrayal of David Wayne in this film.
He also received the recurring role of Eliot Delson in the television series “Unforgettable”, and was on the show for three seasons. In 2015 and 2016, he played Greg Yates in “Law and Order: Special Victims Unit”.
He played the role of Carson Hesby in the third season of the television series “American Crime” in 2017.
He also appeared in the films “Mayhem” and in “My Friend Dahmer”, in which he played the main character’s father. In 2018, he starred in the comedy TV series “Insatiable” as Bob, a beauty pageant trainer, remaining on the show until it ended after its second season.
Private life
Roberts is a private individual who keeps most of his personal life to himself. He is married to Christine Jones, a set designer who has designed many off-Broadway productions, but the exact year of their marriage remains a mystery. The couple have two sons, Ever Reverend Jones and Pilot Jones. There have been several rumors about Roberts’ sexual orientation, especially after she appeared on the TV show “The Good Wife.” However, no, Roberts is not gay.
Some people think he is the brother or cousin of Julia Roberts, as the two share surnames, however, they are not related. Another person people often connect him with is John Ritter, as the two have facial similarities. For a time, Roberts was even incorrectly listed as the son of Ritter and Catherine Roberts on a Wikipedia page! Again, the answer is no, the two are in no way related.
Net value
Dallas Roberts lives off his acting career. He made his fortune by appearing in several famous movies and TV series. Although his exact salary is not disclosed, his net worth is estimated to be around $2 million.
Physical characteristics
Roberts is 1.79 m (5 ft 10 in) tall and weighs approximately 73 kg (160 lb). He has an athletic body. Her hair is light brown and her eyes are blue.
