Jed Rees
Jed Rees (born March 8, 1970) is a Canadian actor, best known for his roles in movies such as Galaxy Quest (1999), The Ringer (2005), Deadpool (2016), and American Made (2017).
Jed Rees
- Name
- Jed Rees
- Born
- 8 March 1970
- Birthplace
- Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- Occupation
- Actor
- Nationality
- Canada
- Languages
- English
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Jed Rees (born March 8, 1970) is a Canadian actor, best known for his roles in movies such as Galaxy Quest (1999), The Ringer (2005), Deadpool (2016), and American Made (2017).
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Key facts
Key facts
• Name — Jed Rees • Born — 8 March 1970 • Birthplace — Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Years Active — 1990–present • Occupation — Actor
Early life
Early life
Rees studied music for two years in college before transferring into Business Administration under the misconception that it would teach him how to make money. During his final year in school, he discovered acting and moved to New York City, where he studied theatre for two years.
Filmography
Filmography
• Year — Film — Role — Notes • 1990–1992 — Neon Rider — TV series; 2 episodes: "Night of the Living Ed" and "Hacker" • 1991 — 21 Jump Street — George — TV series; 1 episode; "Under the Influence" • 1994 — Sleeping with Strangers — Young Gardener • 1994 — Sin & Redemption — Boy #2 — TV film • 1994 — Moment of Truth: Broken Pledges — Frank — TV film • 1994–1995 — Hawkeye — Peevey — TV series; 13 episodes • 1995 — Little Criminals — Chet — TV film • 1995 — data-sort-value="Final Cut, The" | The Final Cut — Morrisey • 1995 — Eye Level — TV film • 1996 — Urban Safari — Delivery Boy • 1996 — The Prisoner of Zenda, Inc. — Buddy — TV film • 1996 — Sliders — Hipster — TV series; 1 episode: "Time Again and World" • 1996 — Fear — Knobby • 1996 — data-sort-value="Sentinel, The" | The Sentinel — Sal — TV series; 1 episode • 1996 — Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years — TV series; 1 episode • 1997 — Contagious — Doug Lamoreaux — TV film • 1997–1999 — data-sort-value="Outer Limits, The" | The Outer Limits — J.D. Kelton — TV series; 2 episodes • 1997 — data-sort-value="X-Files, The" | The X-Files — Lucas Menand — TV series; 1 episode: "Synchrony" • 1997 — Viper — Benny — TV series; 1 episode: "Cat and Mouse" • 1997 — Police Academy: The Series — Ben Gordon — TV series; 1 episode • 1998 — Goldrush: A Real Life Alaskan Adventure — Sailor — TV film • 1998 — data-sort-value="Net, The" | The Net — Justin Newby — TV series; 1 episode: "Jump Vector" • 1998 — data-sort-value="Crow: Stairway to Heaven, The" | The Crow: Stairway to Heaven — Nytmare — TV series; 1 episode: "Never Say Die" • 1998–1999 — Night Man — Mac — TV series; 2 episodes: "Double Double" and "The Ultraweb" • 1999 — Lake Placid — Deputy Burke • 1999 — Dudley Do-Right — Lavar • 1999 — Daydrift — Vic Harlow • 1999 — Galaxy Quest — Teb • 2001–2004 — data-sort-value="Chris Isaak Show, The" | The Chris Isaak Show — Anson Drubner — TV series; 47 episodes • 2002 — Men With Brooms — Eddie Strombeck — Nominated for a Canadian Comedy Award • 2003 — Luck — Andrew • 2005 — Elizabethtown — Chuck Hasboro • 2005 — Ghost Whisperer — Marty Golden — TV series; 1 episode: "Undead Comic" • 2005 — data-sort-value="Ringer, The" | The Ringer — Glen • 2007 — CSI: Crime Scene Investigation — Jay Finch — TV series; 1 episode: "Leaving Las Vegas" • 2008 — data-sort-value="Onion Movie, The" | The Onion Movie — Wizard Proteus • 2008 — Chuck — Nathan Edward "Ned" Ryerson — TV series; 1 episode: "Chuck Versus Santa Claus" • 2010 — For Christ's Sake — Robert • 2010 — Cold Case — Evan Mazer '10 — TV series; 1 episode: "Almost Paradise" • 2010 — data-sort-value="Con Artist, The" | The Con Artist — Larry • 2011 — Fanboy — Todd — Short film • 2011 — Brain Trust — Prof. Nelson Kirby — TV film • 2011 — Cookie — Bernard — Short film • 2012 — Family Guy — (voice) — Animated TV series; 1 episode: "Ratings Guy" • 2013 — Garbage — Lenny Eaton — Best Actor, WorldFest Houston • 2013 — Pretty Little Liars — Hector Lime — TV series; 2 episodes; "Cat's Cradle" & "Face Time" S4 Epi 3-4. • 2013 — Grand Theft Auto V — The Local Population — Video game • 2014 — Hit by Lightning — Rabbi Ben Jacobs • 2015 — NCIS — Voight Hex — Episode: Status Update • 2016 — Deadpool — Jared / Agent Smith / The Recruiter • 2016 — Castle — Mr. Flynn — Episode: "Crossfire" • 2016 — Dark Harvest — Skeezy • 2016 — Pup Star — Roland • 2016 — NCIS: Los Angeles — Gary Dinkle — TV series; 1 episode; “Crazy Train” Season 8 Ep. 7 • 2017 — Pup Star: Better 2Gether — Roland • 2017 — American Made — Louis Finkle • 2018 — Pup Star: World Tour — Roland • 2018 — Pup Star: Christmas — Roland • 2019 — Pup Academy — King (voice) — TV series; 7 episodes • 2020 — Love, Guaranteed — Bill Jones • 2021 — Maid — Gary Whippler — TV mini series; 1 episode • 2022 — Charmed — The Tallyman — TV series; 4 episodes • 2021–2022 — data-sort-value="Mysterious Benedict Society, The" | The Mysterious Benedict Society — Jeffers — TV series; 7 episodes • 2023 — Rabbit Hole — Manfred Larter — TV series; 3 episodes • 2024 — Reginald the Vampire — Altus — TV series; 4 episodes • 2024 — Tracker — Errol Price — TV series; Episode: "Aurora" • 2025 — Resident Alien — Sedrick — TV series; Episode: "Soul Providers"
Awards and recognition
• Award — Year — Film — Role — Result • Pretty Funny Male Performance — 2003 — Men With Brooms — Eddie Strombeck • Best Actor Grand Award, WorldFest Houston — 2012 — Garbage — Lenny Eaton
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