What Matthew Gray Gubler Has Been Doing Since Criminal Minds Ended?
The actor's work has not been confined to the film and television industry.
Matthew Gray Gubler is a multifaceted person whose life is mainly connected to the movie industry.
Most people know him as Dr. Spencer Reid from Criminal Minds. In the actor's piggy bank there is also a dozen short films of his own production, experience in dubbing and even on the podium.
Spencer Reid, Matthew's character in Criminal Minds, is a special agent in the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit.
From the first season on, the viewer recognizes him as a doctor, but not because of his connection to medicine, but because of his education: the young man has degrees in mathematics, chemistry and engineering.
While the average person has an IQ of 110-120, Spencer Reid has an IQ of 187. He can read up to 20,000 words per minute and has a phenomenal memory.
He was an integral part of the story and has not missed a single one of the 324 episodes from 2005 to 2020.
In addition to Criminal Minds, Matthew has also starred in movies. The most important of them are How to Be a Serial Killer, The Beauty Inside, Suburban Gothic, 68 Kill, Zoe.
After Criminal Minds, the actor starred in Netflix 's macabre thriller Horse Girl. He played Darren Colt, the procedural character (again) adored by the strange protagonist Sarah.
Matthew then reunited with Suburban Gothic director Richard Bates Jr on the set of King Knight. The actor starred as Thorn, the high priest of a modern-day California witches' coven, whose life changes dramatically when his past is revealed.
He then starred in the comedy series Dollface as Wes, a Los Angeles veterinarian who can't get along with the lead character, played by Kat Dennings.
Matthew's most recent acting gig was in Cinema Toast – an experimental project that rethinks the classics of cinema.
Cinema Toast is an unexpected interpretation of movies that bear the proud title of "public domain." Fragments from such movies are accompanied by new texts read by contemporary actors and actresses.
Matthew also wrote and illustrated a children's book called Rumple Buttercup: A Story of Bananas, Belonging, and Being Yourself.
It tells the story of a strange creature who lives underground because he is afraid the rest of the world will not accept him.
As a result, he realizes that he is not alone and that there are other creatures in the world who are willing to be friends with him.