Christopher Collet

Biography

Christopher Collet is an American actor who got into show business as a teenager and built a career in film and television. Born in New York City, he landed his first film role as Paul in the horror film Sleepaway Camp (1983), the part he is known for, and went on to play the lead in The Manhattan Project (1986). In between came Firstborn (1984) as Jake Livingston and the CBS after school special Welcome Home, Jellybean (1984), along with the 1985 television film Right to Kill? and a role in the 1995 Stephen King miniseries The Langoliers. He also appeared in guest spots on series such as The Hitchhiker, The Equalizer, The Cosby Show, L.A. Law and MacGyver, and starred in Broadway productions. During the mid 2000s he worked as a voice director for 4Kids Entertainment, chiefly on Sonic the Hedgehog titles.

58years old

Turns 59 on March 13in 152 days

Born March 13, 1968New York City
Star sign: PiscesThe sign runs February 19 to March 20
Also credited as Chris Collet, Andrew Paull and Andrew Paul

Movie Career

Films: 4
Career span: 8 years1983 to 1991

Every film, newest first

1991Prayer of the RollerboysIMDb rating 5.6
1986The Manhattan ProjectIMDb rating 6.1
1984FirstbornIMDb rating 6.2
1983Sleepaway CampIMDb rating 6.2

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Behind the camera
Collet moved behind the camera in the mid 2000s as a voice director for 4Kids Entertainment, working on the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise including Sonic X, Sonic and the Black Knight and Sonic Unleashed, where he also voiced SA-55, later called Orbot.
First role
Collet entered show business as a teenager and got an agent. His first film role was Paul in the 1983 horror Sleepaway Camp, and he and co-star Jonathan Tiersten stayed in contact and auditioned together for shows.