Jordann Kimley

Jordann is an American actor/writer/producer born in Paris, France. Jordann moved to New York City at age 18 and trained at Herbert Berghof studio. He then discovered the Actors Studio where he first worked as an intern and soon after became the youngest lifetime member of all times after Marilyn Monroe. Jordann performed several plays Off Broadway, such as "A view from the Bridge," "Waiting for Godot," "Of Mice and Men," and William Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar." He was also featured in short films, "Stiff Neck" and "Real Life True Liars" before making his way to Hollywood. In 2004, Jordann landed a supporting role in the short film "Wedding Gift and on stage, he played the part of Chance Wayne in the critically acclaimed "Sweet Bird of Youth." After many years of practice and earning a championship title in 1996, Jordann represented the USA in the World Championship of Kick Boxing Savate I'm 2006. Jordann's acting credits include "Couples Retreat", "The Syndicate", "The Wedding Pact", "Being American", "Flashburn", "Be a Man" and most recently "Seized". Jordann is also actively involved in filmmaking, such as writing, producing and executive producing.