Matheson, 77, appeared with Ball in the 1968 movie Yours, Mine and Ours, in which he played the family’s oldest son, Mike. He also appeared on the 1972 sitcom Here's Lucy alongside Ball and her ...

It’s hard to believe that Tim Matheson, the actor who brought smooth-talking Otter to life in 1978’s Animal House, nearly didn’t get the part. “They wouldn’t let me audition,” Tim, who ...

Tim Matheson, who starred in the comedy classic "Animal House" is ready to tell his story. Matheson is signing copies of his new book, "Damn Glad to Meet You" at Bookends in Ridgewood on Wednesday ...

Tim Matheson opened up on a podcast about the inspiration and advice he received from Lucille Ball. ... Matheson, 77, appeared with Ball in the 1968 movie Yours, Mine and Ours, ...

Matheson transports readers to the sets of quite a few of his Hollywood gigs in the enjoyable and illuminating memoir, “Damn Glad to Meet You: My Seven Decades in the Hollywood Trenches.” ...

Tim Matheson has spent seven-decades ... It was my first movie, and it was just amazing.” Matheson called Van Dyke “effortlessly funny,” noting that he loved watching him do “takes and ...

Tim Matheson in 'Tucker's Witch' in 1982 Shortly after, Matheson claimed he was set to direct the 1999 television movie As Time Runs Out for USA Studios and Universal.

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"Red Sonja" will screen for its 40th anniversary, and Tim Matheson will attend a event for his raunchy comedy.

John Belushi and Tim Matheson in a scene from “Animal House.” ©Universal/Courtesy Everett Collection In his book, Matheson was adamant that Belushi wasn’t using drugs while filming.

Tim Matheson was born in the Glendale suburb of Los Angeles. He is an actor/director who has been active in the industry since 1961, playing a variety of roles in film and on television.

"Animal House" and "Virgin River" star Tim Matheson loves reading nonfiction — especially when it comes to the history of Hollywood.