NBC Biography 1995

Kyle Secor was born in Tacoma,
WA, and grew up in the small town of Federal Way, WA. He became
interested in acting at a young age while performing in school plays,
and after his graduation from high school, he planned to go off to
study in England. Prior to leaving for England, however, Secor went
to California to visit his brother. While there, he began acting in
plays, caught the attention of a couple of agents and, in 1987, was
cast in the popular NBC daytime drama "Santa Barbara."

Before landing the role of Bayliss on "Homicide," Secor amassed an
impressive list of feature film and television credits. His feature
films include "Sleeping with the Enemy," "City Slickers," "The
Doctor," "Heart of Dixie," "Hothouse," "Baboon Heart" and "Drop Zone."

His TV credits include NBC's "In the Line of Duty: Standoff at
Marion" and "Inherit the Wind" with Jason Robards and Kirk Douglas.
He also had a recurring role on the award-winning "St. Elsewhere" and
guest-starred on "Eerie, Indiana," "Middle Ages" and "Tales from the
Crypt." He recently completed production on "Beauty's Revenge," an
NBC movie with Courtney Thorne-Smith and Tracey Gold.

Secor's stage credits include "Antony and Cleopatra," "The Lion in
Winter," "A Comedy of Errors," "Charley's Aunt," "Equus" and "Cat on
a Hot Tin Roof."

An avid outdoorsman, Secor is single and divides his time between
Baltimore and Los Angeles.