Christian J. Meoli

Biography

Christian J. Meoli is an actor, writer, producer, and film executive who runs Voltaire Media. Born in Philadelphia in 1972, he began acting in regional theater as a young teen and studied at Stagedoor Manor. After graduating from Philadelphia's Performing Arts School and earning a Temple University scholarship, he played Donny Dulce in the Washington and Baltimore company of Tony n' Tina's Wedding and appeared in a 1991 Inherit The Wind production at Philadelphia City Hall with Jason Miller and Malachy McCourt. His first screen role was Federico Aranda in Alive (1993), and he spent four seasons as Boz Bishop on the CBS series Nash Bridges. Meoli wrote the 2003 play The Dadaists, inspired by the Dada movement and Cabaret Voltaire's founding, then created a contemporary Cabaret Voltaire space in Los Angeles. He also moved Voltaire Media into producing, selling, and distributing films; in 2012 the company launched Arena Cinema Hollywood, a Los Angeles art-house cinema.

54years old

Turns 55 on July 6in 238 days

Born July 6, 1972Philadelphia
Star sign: CancerThe sign runs June 21 to July 22

Movie Career

Films: 4
Career span: 22 years1993 to 2015

Every film, newest first

2015Soaked in BleachIMDb rating 7.3
1998BongwaterIMDb rating 5.1
1996Persons UnknownIMDb rating 5.4
1993AliveIMDb rating 7.1

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Early training
Meoli attended Stagedoor Manor, then finished his studies at Philadelphia's Performing Arts School. Temple University awarded him a scholarship as well.
Behind the camera
Meoli wrote The Dadaists in 2003, drawing inspiration from the Dada art movement and the Cabaret Voltaire's founding in Zurich. That work then led him to establish a modern Cabaret Voltaire venue in Los Angeles.