Oliver Platt is a distinguished actor known for his compelling performances in film, television, and stage productions. Born on January 12, 1960, in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, his early life was spent traversing the globe due to his father's diplomatic career. Gaining exposure to diverse cultures and practices, Oliver developed a keen interest in performing arts. He graduated from Tufts University in 1982 where he cultivated his acting skills and began his journey into professional acting. Platt delved into the entertainment world initially with theater performances, leading him to his Broadway debut in 1989 with the play, A Walk in the Woods. His prowess soon translated into film and television, reflecting in his versatile roles. Notably, his performance in Bulworth (1998) garnered significant praise, followed by his impactful portrayal in The West Wing (2001-2005), earning him an Emmy nomination. Additionally, his notable works include Huff (2004-2006) for which he received a Golden Globe Award, and Chicago Med (2015-2018), demonstrating his ability to adapt to various genres and characters. Despite being in the spotlight, Platt has managed to keep a low-profile personal life. Married to Camilla Campbell since 1992, they share three children. A strong advocate for mental health, he uses his platform to raise awareness about the issue, inspired by his role in Huff.