Christopher Collet

• Name — Christopher Collet • Born — 13 March 1968 • Birthplace — New York City, U.S. • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1983–present • Children — 3

Christopher Collet was born in New York City.

Collet entered show business during his teens and acquired an agent. His first film role was as Paul in the 1983 horror Sleepaway Camp. Collet remained in touch with his co-star Jonathan Tiersten, and they auditioned together for shows. Collet landed the role of Neil Oxley in the 1984 CBS after school special Welcome Home, Jellybean. Following this success, Collet landed numerous roles in television and film including Jake Livingston in Firstborn, Richard Jahnke Jr. in the 1985 TV film Right to Kill?, Paul Stephens in the 1986 film The Manhattan Project, and Albert Kaussner in the 1995 Stephen King miniseries The Langoliers. His television appearances include guest roles on The Hitchhiker (1987), The Equalizer (1988), The Cosby Show (1988), L.A. Law (1991), and MacGyver (1991). He also starred in several Broadway theatre productions. During the mid 2000s, Collet pursued some other ventures in the entertainment industry, primarily as a voice director for 4Kids Entertainment. His work primarily involved voice directing for the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, such as on Sonic X, Sonic and the Black Knight, Sonic Unleashed (in which he was also the voice of SA-55, later called Orbot), and Sonic and the Secret Rings, as well as directing for the 3rd season of the Winx Club, Yu-Gi-Oh and GX.

Collet met his wife Nicole Dooley in 1998 when they played husband and wife on an episode of the television series Silk Stalkings. Both are licensed Pilates instructors; they co-own The Pilates Boutique in Brooklyn, New York. They have three children.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1984 — CBS Schoolbreak Special — Neil Oxley — Episode: Welcome Home, Jellybean; Lies of the Heart • 1985 — Right to Kill? — Richard Jahnke Jr. — TV movie • 1986 — Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color — Benjamin Reed — Episode: Hero in the Family • 1987 — The Hitchhiker — Jimmy Lee Stoler — Episode: Homebodies • 1988 — The Equalizer — Danny Winters — Episode: "The Child Broker" • The Cosby Show — Jake Palmer — Episode: The Visit • 1988–1989 — American Playhouse — David — 2 episodes: Pigeon Feathers, Love and Other Sorrows • 1989 — ABC Afterschool Special — Nickel — Episode: Private Affairs • 1991 — L.A. Law — Second Lieutenant Robert Braden — Episode: Rest in Pieces • Gabriel's Fire — Moon Man — Episode: One Flew Over the Bird's Nest • MacGyver — Sir Galahad / Groom — 2 episodes: Good Knight MacGyver: Part 1 & 2 • CBS Schoolbreak Special — Kyle — Episode: Lies of the Heart • 1992 — The Heights — Paul Brinkman — Episode: The Transformation • O Pioneers! — Amedee — TV movie • 1995 — The Langoliers — Albert Kaussner — TV mini-series • Central Park West — Zack Wells — Episode: When I Deceive You... • 1998 — Silk Stalkings — Russ — Episode: Fear and Loathing in Palm Beach • 2000–2022 — Pokémon — Steven Stone — Recurring voice role, 644 episodes • 2001 — Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters — Additional voices — Voice role, 3 episodes • 2001–2006 — Yu-Gi-Oh! — Additional voices — Voice role, 30 episodes • 2002–2003 — Ultraman Tiga — Tetsuo Shinjoh — Voice role, 11 episodes • 2002 — Fighting Cooking Legend Bistro Recipe — Additional voices — Voice role, 6 episodes • 2003 — Pokémon Chronicles — Kinso — Voice role, Episode: "Kasumi! Get the Blue Badge!!" • Funky Cops — Additional voices — Voice role, 26 episodes • 2003–2004 — Sonic X — Additional voices — Voice role, 13 episodes • 2004 — F-Zero GP Legend — Draq — Voice role, Episode: "The Promise" • 2004–2006 — Yu-Gi-Oh! GX — Additional voices — Voice role, 43 episodes • 2005–2006 — G.I. Joe: Sigma 6 — Additional voices — Voice role, 13 episodes • 2006–2009 — Viva Piñata — Additional voices — Voice role, 70 episodes • 2018 — The Purge — Councilman Schmidt — Episode: The Urge to Purge