Matt Servitto is actual proof that bald is beautiful, and that you don't need hair to drain our pair. Though his name might not ring a bell, you more than likely fell in love with Matt thanks to his recurring role as FBI agent Dwight Harris on the hit HBO series The Sopranos. But before he was fighting the mob, this Jersey born Detroit raised sex machine studied at Juilliard. Matt made his screen debut as struggling car salesman Trask Bodine on All My Children, then kicked around B movies like the Irish mob flick Mad Dog Coll (1992) and The Versace Murders (1998), before landing his Sopranos role in 1999. Sopranos success led to Matt appearing in some big movies, like when he played a doctor in the chef rom-com No Reservations (2007), and Arty in Enchanted (2007). On the small screen he was Representative Donatello, who could make us do a little don't asko don't tello, on Showtime's Whitey Bulger inspired crime drama Brotherhood, then did one offs of stuff like Blue Bloods, Royal Pains, Suits and Grey's Anatomy. Speaking of anatomy, in 2013 Matt began playing the County Sheriff, Deputy Brock Lotus on Banshee. We were screaming like banshees when he showed his ass in the midst of some great on the couch off the couch sex. They should've tried out the Brock lotus position! Either way, when it comes to Servitto, we'd like him to protect and service us! Next, Matt landed the role of Agent Maslin on Homeland, but might be best known as Governor Bob Sweeney on Billions. Billions of film fans are calling for full frontal, but these days Matt's working behind the camera, recently directing the horror anthology A Comedy of Horrors, Volume 1 (2021). There's nothing funny about Matt Servitto's lack of nudity. In fact, it's horrible!
