Those who love TV and movies have likely seen Tim Matheson in at least one of his other projects. One of the actor's most popular films is 1978's "Animal House," a raunchy comedy about a group of fraternity brothers who like to challenge authority at their university. Although the movie was a comedy, Matheson later revealed that it did paint a picture of the way the world was changing at the time. "[The movie looked] at pivotal moments in your life, and in this case, captured the underlying college drama. It was also about change," he told BoingBoing.

He went on to other comedy movie roles such as "Fletch," "Drop Dead Fred," "Black Sheep," and "A Very Brady Sequel." He also appeared in the romcoms like "She's All That" and "The Story Of Us," as well as "Child's Play," and many other big-screen roles. However, it's not just the big screen that's had the pleasure of featuring Matheson — he has also appeared in several beloved TV shows.

Matheson is a talented actor who has proven to be very versatile with the roles he's played. Over the years, he's had parts on shows such as "King of Queens," "Without a Trace," "The West Wing," "Entourage," "White Collar," "Burn Notice," "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," "The Affair," "The Goldbergs," and he hit NBC series "This Is Us."

However, Matheson says there is a certain part that he tends to be a good fit for, and that is the role of a doctor.