Jeremy Childs

Jeremy Childs is an American actor and writer from Nashville, Tennessee.

For the American football player, see Jeremy Childs (American football).

Jeremy Childs
Born
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Occupation(s)Film, stage actor, writer

Biography

Childs gained wide recognition as prisoner Cutbush in the 2001 movie The Last Castle alongside Robert Redford and James Gandolfini.[1] He featured prominently in the 2012 mystery drama film Deadline.

Childs was featured prominently in Country Strong with Tim McGraw and Gwyneth Paltrow.

Childs has acted in four films directed by Billy Senese including two features, The Dead Center (2018), and Closer to God (2014), which Childs also produced, and two shorts, Intruder (2011) and The Suicide Tapes 2010

He is brother to actor Josh Childs, with whom he appeared in the films Prism,[2] and Netherbeast Incorporated.[3]

Childs wrote and has performed in the comedy play Vampire Monologues, which played to a full house in Nashville on Halloween 2002 and 2004.[4] Childs has also had considerable roles in various local and regional stage productions.

He appeared in the music video for "Hear Me Now" by Framing Hanley, playing the priest and in the music video for "Unbreakable" by the band Fireflight.

He also played the role of Albert in the television series Nashville.

Childs played the role of Jody in Season 3 of AMC's Preacher (TV series).

References
  1. Official The Last Castle Website Archived February 26, 2008, at the Wayback Machine, Dreamworks LLC. Retrieved September 3, 2008
  2. Official Prism Website, Retrieved September 3, 2008
  3. Official Netherbeast Incorporated Website, Ronalds Brothers Productions. Retrieved September 3, 2008
  4. Vampire Monologues Publisher's Website, Summerwind Productions. Retrieved September 3, 2008


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