T.R. Knight

Biography: With his hangdog eyes and nerdy appeal, Knight instantly charmed viewers as a lovesick doctor on the wildly popular medical drama Grey's Anatomy. Prior to landing his seminal role, he was primarily a stage actor, honing his craft at the prestigious Guthrie Theater in his hometown of Minneapolis before moving to Broadway. Although he only had a handful of TV guest spots under his belt when he was cast on Grey's, he became one of the breakout stars of the hit series. In October 2006, he publicly acknowledged that he was gay; his announcement came a few days after his Grey's costar, Isaiah Washington, allegedly made a homophobic remark. Although the incident seemed to fade away, Washington stirred up bad blood again in January 2007 when he claimed that he hadn't called Knight a derogatory name during a post-Golden Globes press conference. Washington later retracted his denial but was subsequently fired at the end of the hit show's third season. In 2008, Knight asked producers toWith his hangdog eyes and nerdy appeal, Knight instantly charmed viewers as a lovesick doctor on the wildly popular medical drama Grey's Anatomy. Prior to landing his seminal role, he was primarily a stage actor, honing his craft at the prestigious Guthrie Theater in his hometown of Minneapolis before moving to Broadway. Although he only had a handful of TV guest spots under his belt when he was cast on Grey's, he became one of the breakout stars of the hit series. In October 2006, he publicly acknowledged that he was gay; his announcement came a few days after his Grey's costar, Isaiah Washington, allegedly made a homophobic remark. Although the incident seemed to fade away, Washington stirred up bad blood again in January 2007 when he claimed that he hadn't called Knight a derogatory name during a post-Golden Globes press conference. Washington later retracted his denial but was subsequently fired at the end of the hit show's third season. In 2008, Knight asked producers to release him from his Grey's contract. His character, George O'Malley, died in the sixth-season premiere after being hit by a bus. Expand

T.R. Knight's Scores

  • Movies
  • TV
Average career score: 59
Highest Metascore: 73 The Lavender Scare
Lowest Metascore: 43 Hello Again
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 2 out of 3
  2. Negative: 0 out of 3
3 movie reviews
Title: Year: Credit: User score:
73 The Lavender Scare Jun 7, 2019 Drew Ference / Drew Ference / Himself - Reader Of Drew Ference's Letters / Himself - Reader Of Drew Ference's Letters tbd
43 Hello Again Nov 8, 2017 Carl tbd
62 42 Apr 12, 2013 Harold Parrott / Harold Parrott / Harold Parrott / Harold Parrott 7.5