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BIOGRAPHY

Matt Felker
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Matt Felker, born October 11, 1979 in Brookfield, Wisconsin, is an American model and actor. He is also known as Matthew Nicholas. He is probably famous for appearing in Britney Spears "toxic" video.

Born and raised in the rural outskirts of Wisconsin, Felker got his start while attending Arizona State University. He was scouted by the highly respected Ford agency. Based on his leading man movie star looks that have been compared to actor Brad Pitt, soccer star David Beckham, and musical icon Kurt Cobain.

Soon after, Felker was working with photographers like David La Chappelle. After his arrival in Los Angeles he booked a racy interracial commercial for Haagendaz Icecream in Japan. The commercial showed a young interracial couple in a love scene selling the product "cookies and cream".

Sideling as a professional photographer and artist, Felker left the modeling world after less than a year to study acting. Soon after, he booked a small role in the ABC pilot "flashpoint" with Adam Goldberg (Saving Private Ryan, A Beautiful Mind) and Saffron Burrrows(Troy). He has studied with John Kirby, Leslie Kahn, and Janet Alhente.

In 2003 and into early 2004 Matt has been featured in a handful of music videos. Two which have drawn alot of attention in the media, Fountains of Wayne's "Stacy's mom" and the racy Britney Spears "toxic" video.
His other music videos include "White Flag", "Have you ever been in Love?", and Britney's Spears' "My Prerogative". He has also done some small roles in TV and movies including London (2005), Dirty Famous (2005) as Shar's Boyfriend and Flashpoint (2002) as the surfer stud.

Currently, Felker can be seen in most Condenaste magazines as well as in times square in the new "Dollhouse" campaign. He is currently in talks to be the next "Guess" model.