Noted American thespian Hiram A. Murray, a true New Yorker, hails from the eclectic and culturally rich borough of Brooklyn, New York. Murray's illustrious acting career commenced in the year 1999 with a pivotal role on the popular CBS television series "Now and Again". However, he chose to temporarily put his acting ambitions on hold to pursue a formal education in the art of screenwriting and film directing at a prestigious institution of higher learning. Concurrently, he concurrently worked as a dedicated member of the New York Police Department, showcasing his remarkable adaptability and unwavering commitment to his endeavors.
As the nation struggled to come to terms with the shocking and traumatic events of September 11th, 2001, Hiram made the selfless decision to put his personal ambitions on the backburner in order to serve his country with unwavering dedication and loyalty.
With a strong sense of patriotism and duty, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, where he rapidly distinguished himself through his exceptional leadership skills, strategic thinking, and unwavering commitment to his fellow service members.
As a result, Hiram quickly rose through the ranks, earning the esteemed and respected title of Captain, a testament to his exceptional abilities, his unshakeable resolve, and his dedication to the principles of honor, courage, and commitment.
After completing his active duty in 2008, Hiram returned to his first love, the world of acting, and has since achieved remarkable success in the competitive and fast-paced environment of Hollywood.
Throughout his journey, Hiram has consistently demonstrated a remarkable ability to adapt to new challenges, to persevere in the face of adversity, and to emerge stronger and more resilient as a result of his experiences.
Notable roles have been played by Hiram in a diverse array of projects, including the Fox series "Touch", where he shared the screen with the acclaimed actor Kiefer Sutherland, as well as the highly popular television show "Lethal Weapon", which featured him alongside the talented Damon Wayans.
In addition, Hiram has appeared in the Paramount Pictures film "Scout's Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse", and has held a recurring role on the long-running ABC soap opera "General Hospital". His filmography also includes leading roles in productions such as "The Great War" and "Operation Seawolf", among numerous other film and television projects.
Noteworthy is the fact that Hiram has just concluded a successful stint as a leading actor in the latest Amazon Prime series, "The Terminal List", where he shared the screen with the renowned Chris Pratt, thereby further cementing his reputation as a skilled and accomplished thespian within the entertainment industry.
