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His acting career began in small theatre productions in New York while he was bartending, before landing a pivotal recurring role on Season 4 of HBO's groundbreaking series, The Sopranos opposite James Gandolfini and Edie Falco. He returned to the boards for A. Following his darkly dramatic turn on Goliath with a layered, scene-stealing comedic portrayal of down-on-his-luck actor Jason Alan Ross on Netflix's Huge in France, Del Negro proved that he is capable of comedy as well as drama.

Having made his own short film, Christmas Break, inMatt stepped behind the camera again, as Creative Consultant, to help fellow actor Chris Messina with his directorial debut, Alex of Venice, starring Don Johnson, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Derek Luke as well as helping friend Blake Robbins develop his festival hit indie film, the gritty Sublime and Beautiful.

He earned actor negro gay producer credit for his developmental contributions to the indie film, Limerence, in which he also stars and has begun to develop projects, mostly based on true, inspiring stories of several of his former podcast guests.

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In Actor negro gay ofMatt launched his podcast, 10, NOs, where he sits down with top-shelf folks from all walks of life about the rejections they've had to endure and struggles they've had to overcome on their journey to where they are today. He has also been asked back to speak at his alma mater, Boston College after speaking there in Inafter one of my longest stints of working non-stop, my storyline on Scandal dried up with no warning.

Suddenly I was unemployed again, in the midst of a pilot season where I felt like I couldn't get arrested, let alone book a show despite feeling great in the audition rooms. No one wanted me. And I've always had a pretty positive attitude but it was like the industry had begun to beat me down.

And even if it was tiny, I was going to be at the center of it. So no one could tell me I couldn't create. And that's how 10, NOs was born: the first episode I released was just me, a microphone, my actor negro gay and 17 minutes of riffing straight from the heart.

I had no idea what I was doing and or exactly where I was going. That was kind of the point. I was just following my creative impulse and, what started as a side-hustle for me, to stretch and express myself, ended up turning into one of the greatest adventures of my career.

I have had incredible opportunities to sit down with some really unique, impressive people from all walks of life. When I began, I had a premise: that the people you think "have it made" put their pants on one leg at a time, just like you and me. Turns out I was right.

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