Matt Smiley was born in Montreal, Quebec. Commencing his career as an actor, he garnered critical success with Kamataki (2005), a film directed by Claude Gagnon. After studying theater in France under acting coach Jack Waltzer (John Voight, Dustin Hoffman, Sharon Stone, and Sigourney Weaver), he moved to Los Angeles to concentrate on Book and Film Development. From 2007 to 2009, Smiley worked on LVMH (Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton) CEO Bernard Arnault's biography as a writing collaborator and editor with Per-Henrik Mansson. He worked in film development for several years at 26DB Productions with French megastar Dany Boon ("Bienvenue Chez les Ch'tis"), before branching out to produce "Rituals," an Ashton Kutcher-executive produced web-series created by Mean Magazine founder Kashy Khaledi that streams on the Katalyst ThrashLab YouTube Channel. Smiley subsequently directed Highway of Tears (2015), a documentary film based on the missing women along Highway 16 in northern British Columbia. Narrated by TV Star Nathan Fillion ("Castle") and with an original score composed and produced by Grammy-winners Danny Keyz and Chin Injeti, the film premiered in March 2014 at the TIFF Human Rights Watch Film Festival and won the Malibu Film Festival in Fall 2014. The film was also recently hosted by Marc Garneau at the Canadian Parliament, garnering national acclaim. Shedding light on the government's treatment of aboriginal communities and the media's disregard for their plight, "Highway of Tears" began screening to the general public in early 2015 and will continue through the Fall. Smiley produced "Metropolis," a music video directed by Mr. Brainwash ("Exit Through the Gift Shop") for David Guetta and Nicky Romero. The video was released on October 19, 2012, and has reached over 12.5 million views on YouTube. In Spring 2013, Smiley partook in an art exhibition with Academy Award-nominated actor James Franco and Jeff Wack. He also was a part of the Hirsch Norton Smiley art show trio that same year with award-winning actor Emile Hirsch and music-video director Ace Norton. He is producing original art pieces for shows in Los Angeles, Paris, Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal in 2015 and 2016. Smiley recently starred in "Interference", a European feature film. He also directed a music video for rock icon Marilyn Manson's newest album, "The Pale Emperor." He's set to direct two high-profile documentaries, a television pilot, and a feature film.

Matt Smith was born on February 28, 1968 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is known for Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019), Dragon Ball Z (1989) and Kidô senshi Gundam Seed (2002).

Matt Smith is known for Return of the Scarecrow (2017).

Matt Smith is known for Streetwalker (2022).

Matt Smith is an actor, known for Cyborg Soldier (2008).

Award winning Director Matt Smith is best known for his critically acclaimed BBC film, Rio Ferdinand: Being Mum and Dad. The film won a BAFTA, Broadcast, RTS and Bulldog award for best single documentary, along with an Grierson nomination. Other works include the feature-length documentary: David Beckham: For the Love of The Game; BAFTA award winning series First Dates; and more recently C4's The Bulger Killers: Was Justice Done?

Matt Smith is known for his work on The Real World Homecoming (2021).

Matt Smith is known for Married People, Single Sex: The Return (2002), Real World/Road Rules Challenge (1998) and The Real World Homecoming (2021).

Matt Smith is an English actor who shot to fame in the UK aged 26 when he was cast by producer Steven Moffat as the Eleventh Doctor in the BBC's iconic science-fiction adventure series Doctor Who (2005). Matthew Robert Smith was born and raised in Northampton, the son of Lynne (Fidler) and David Smith. He was educated at Northampton School For Boys. He studied Drama and Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia. He got into acting through the National Youth Theatre and performed with the Royal Court and the National Theatre. Smith made his television debut in The Ruby in the Smoke (2006) and won several further roles on television but was largely unknown when he was announced as the surprise choice for the role of the Eleventh Doctor in Doctor Who. He was younger than any other actor to have taken the role (Peter Davison was previously the youngest, aged 29 when he was cast in 1981). Smith starred in 49 episodes of Doctor Who (three short of his predecessor, David Tennant). He left in the momentous 50th anniversary year of the Doctor Who legend in 2013, which included starring in the 50th anniversary special, Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor (2013), which found him acting with Tennant, guest star John Hurt and the oldest living and longest-serving actor to play the Doctor, Tom Baker. Since leaving Doctor Who, Smith has launched himself into a film career.

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