Career
Stepanek is best known for his role as Arwin in the Disney Channel sitcom The Suite Life of Zack & Cody. He also starred in Scary Movie 2 and the 2005 Michael Bay film The Island.
Stepanek has done additional voiceovers in the movies Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, Kim Possible, Charlotte’s Web and Over the Hedge. Another appearance is as a strange chef named Lowell in What I Like About You and the sitcom, Malcolm in the Middle. He was one of the co-hosts for the first ever Disney Channel Games. Stepanek portrayed the popular Batman villain, The Riddler on one of the Batman OnStar commercials.
He appears as "The Dex Guy" in ads for Dex Media, and has done television commercials for Ace Hardware, Advil, OnStar, Toyota, Progressive Insurance, Priceline, Dairy Queen, Verizon, and Sprint as well as radio commercials for Microsoft.
In 2008, he voiced Martin in the movie Bolt. He was an uncredited policeman in Friday After Next. He has his first voice role in The Secret Saturdays as Agent Epsilon. Brian voices Harold Buttowski on the Disney XD Animated Series Kick Buttowski.
Stepanek starred in a 5-minute short show called Brian O'Brian, a silent slapstick-style show aired on Disney Channel. He starred in the Disney Channel Original Movie Hatching Pete as the Coach Mackay, and Mostly Ghostly: Who Let the Ghosts Out? as Phears. Stepanek reprised his role as Arwin for 3 episodes of The Suite Life on Deck. Stepanek makes an appearance in season 9, episode 19 of Two and a Half Men.
He is also in many commercials.
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