Zachery Ty Bryan is a producer and actor from the United States. He is most recognized for his role as ‘Brad Taylor’ in the sitcom ‘Home Improvement,’ for which he received three Emmy nominations. Zachery has been in a number of TV shows and films over his career. However, he has a larger presence on television than in films. He’s played a high school senior three times, and four of his characters have been named ‘Brad.’ Zachery has also directed and produced a number of films and documentaries.

One of his films, ‘Dark Tourist,’ premiered at the ‘Filmfest München.’ Zachery was an executive producer on the film ‘The Kindergarten Teacher,’ which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2018. Zachery is affiliated with two major production companies and is currently working on a number of forthcoming projects. He wants to film a documentary about ‘Bitcoin,’ as he is a cryptocurrency enthusiast. He is also involved in a number of charitable projects and has volunteered for numerous AIDS and cancer awareness campaigns. Zachery is married to Carly Matros, whom he met in high school. They have three daughters and are about to have a son.

Childhood and Early Life

• Zachery Bryan was born in Aurora, Colorado, on October 9, 1981, to Jenny and Dwight Bryan. Ciri, Zachery’s younger sister, was his childhood companion.
• Zachery attended ‘La Salle High School,’ graduating in 2000. While completing his schooling, he was an avid sportsman, having played paintball and baseball for the ‘New York Yankees.’
• Zachery has always had a strong interest in performing and aspired to be a professional actor. He began pursuing his aspirations at a young age and has even been in a few television ads and print advertisements. However, Zachery’s acting career took off after he relocated to California, where he landed his breakthrough role.

Career

• Zachery began his modeling career in Denver when he appeared in a Burger King advertisement. Later, in 1998, he appeared in an advertisement for ‘Until There’s a Cure,’ a national HIV/AIDS awareness
• organization. Zachery was at an event in New York City when he was scouted by a talent agent representative. He afterward relocated to California.
• In California, Zachery was offered the role of ‘Brad Taylor,’ the lead in the ABC sitcom ‘Home Improvement.’ From 1991 through 1999, he appeared in 203 episodes as ‘Brad.’ The character was well-known for his various hairstyles. Zachery got two ‘Young Artist Awards for his performance, one in 1994 (shared with co-stars) and the other in 1999. In 1993, he was nominated for the award in the category of ‘Best Young Actor Starring in a Television Series.’ In 1999, he received a ‘YoungStar Award’ for the same role.
• Prior to this major break, Zachery appeared in the 1990 television series ‘ABC TGIF.’ In the same year, he appeared uncredited in the television film ‘Crash: The Mystery of Flight 1501.’ While continuing to star in ‘Home Improvement,’ Zachery made his feature film debut in 1994 with the independent family film ‘Bigfoot: The Unforgettable Encounter.’ Although Zachery was cast in the role of Brian Bosworth’s son in the 1991 action thriller ‘Stone Cold,’ his portions were cut from the final cut.
• Zachery appeared as ‘Brad Taylor’ in two more ‘ABC’ sitcoms, namely ‘Thunder Alley’ (1994) and ‘Soul Man’ (1995). (1997). Meanwhile, he appeared in the NBC sitcom ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ (1995) and the CBS drama ‘Picket Fences’ (1995). (1996). Zachery made his direct-to-video debut in 1995 as ‘Jack Carlisle’ in the fantasy–adventure–comedy picture ‘Magic Island.’ In 1999, Zachery had a few brief recurring appearances in television shows such as ‘Opposite Sex’ (2000), ‘Boston Public’ (2000–2001), ‘Family Law’ (2001), ‘Center of the Universe’ (2004–2005), and ‘Veronica Mars’ (2005). Among his other significant TV credits are the ‘CBS’ supernatural series ‘Touched by an Angel’ (2001), the ‘Showtime’ series ‘The Outer Limits (2001), the supernatural drama ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer (2002), ‘Smallville’ (2003), ‘Cold Case’ (2006), and ‘Burn Notice’ (2007). (2008).
• Zachery has also appeared in a few television movies. Among them are ‘A Killing Spring’ (2002), ‘Plainsong’ (2004), ‘Code Breakers’ (2005), and ‘THOR: Hammer of the Gods’ (2006). (2009). He was nominated for a ‘YoungStar Award’ for his role in the 1998 television film ‘Principal Takes a Holiday.’ Zachery has also made a few notable cinematic appearances. Zachery Ty Bryanstarred as ‘Clay’ in ‘The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift’ (2006), ‘Harry Keough’ in ‘The Game of Their Lives (2005), and ‘Keith Gatlin’ in ‘Rustin’ (2001). He also co-produced the 2008 short film ‘Trunk,’ in which he plays ‘Jake.’ Zachery’s most recent acting assignment was the series ‘Adi Shankar’s Gods and Secrets’ (2018).
• Zachery is presently concentrating on his production endeavors. He is a founding investor in the production business ‘Vision Entertainment Group,’ as well as a member of the ‘Lost Lane Entertainment’ team. He produced the 2010 horror film ‘Prowl,’ as well as the 2012 psychological thriller ‘Dark Tourist,’ also known as ‘The Grief Tourist.’

Net worth

Zachery Ty Bryan estimated Net Worth, Salary, Income, Cars, Lifestyles & many more details have been updated below. Let’s check, How Rich is Zachery Ty Bryan in 2020 -2021?   

Zachery Ty Bryan’s Net Worth: 
$1 to $5 million 

Personal and Family Life

• Zachery married Carly Matros, his high school sweetheart, in 2007. They were both students at ‘La Caada Junior High School.’ Jordana Nicole and twins Gemma Rae and Taylor Simone are the couple’s three offspring. Zachery and Carly are expecting their first child in 2019. They are residents of Newport Beach, California.
• Zachery and Carly married in 2005. Carly is a real estate agent with a double major from the ‘University of Southern California.’ After leaving ‘Home Improvement,’ Zachery dropped his middle name. Zachery contributed $25,000 to the ‘Apu Screenwriting Contest’ in favor of ‘The Simpsons’ character ‘Apu.’
• Zachery is a soccer enthusiast who served as the young representative for the 1994 ‘World Cup Soccer.’ He is also quite interested in cryptocurrencies. He owns approximately 30 different cryptocurrencies in his portfolio, including ‘Bitcoin’ and ‘Steem.’ He has also made investments in a number of start-ups.