Jeremy Radick

Jeremy Radick is an actor who grew up in Victoria, British Columbia, and started performing at age six. His first television part was a regular role on the children's series Time Exposures. He later made guest appearances on The X-Files, Neon Rider, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and The Marshal. At thirteen he played the lead in The Comic Book Christmas Caper (1990), a film from Anne Wheeler, and also became a regular on The Odyssey (1992) and CBC's Max Glick (1990). A graduate of the Circle in the Square Theatre School in New York, he appeared in Beer Money for USA Network and played a lead in Sasquatch (2002), also known as The Untold. His stage work in Canada included the long-running Shear Madness in Vancouver and Toronto. He co-founded Vancouver's Fox & Hounds Theatre Company, acted in many of its productions, and produced and directed some of them.