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In 2000, O'Donnell graduated from the first class of the newly-created four year classical theatre acting conservatory at The Hartt School in Hartford, Connecticut. At The Hartt School he performed in numerous plays including Three Sisters, Lysistrata, Twelfth Night, Philadelphia Here I Come, and played Romeo in Romeo and Juliet. After Graduation, he was accepted into the prestigious Hartford Stage Co. Regional Theatre under the tutelage of Michael Wilson. There he appeared in Macbeth and A Christmas Carol. He attended high school at The Bromfield School in Harvard, MA.

Soon after, he moved to Los Angeles. His break came after performing a 3-person U.S. premiere of a German play, The Man Who Never Yet Saw Woman's Nakedness, at The Odyssey Theatre in West LA. After several student and independent films, he landed the Todd Cleary role (Christopher Walken's character's son) in New Line's Wedding Crashers. Since that production he has wrapped numerous projects including the hit ABC show LOST (Ep. 10), a pilot for ABC called Lennie Rose from director Ken Olin (Alias), several independent films that will be seen at festival in 2006, as well as re-teaming with Vince Vaughn for Universal's The Break Up, also starring Jennifer Aniston (released June '06)

He played the role of Ken in CBS's hit show CSI (Ep. Up In Smoke) and has completed shooting Noise (directed by Henry Bean) in New York with Tim Robbins and Bridget Moynahan. He will star in the independent production Havoc, a thriller by writer-producer-director Robert Lynn that will be filmed in one, continuous, unbroken shot. Keir was one of three leads in Flakes and appears in After Sex. He also appears in Vince Vaughan's Wild West Comedy Show, and he recently wrapped Patriotville in South Carolina alongside Justin Long and Amusement (Picture House/New Line Cinema) in Budapest (in theatres Mar 2008).

He will be starring in a film called Mall Cop alongside Kevin James, that's set to be released january 26 2009.

He lives in Los Angeles. His brother, Patrick O'Donnell, an up and comer in film production, lives in Los Angeles. His father lives in Texas, and his mother in Scotland.

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