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Jake Weber

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Jake Weber Biography

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  • Birth Place: London, England
  • Date of Birth / Zodiac Sign: 03/12/1963, Pisces
  • Profession: Actor
Born in England and trained in New York, this dependable supporting player has made a career out of blending into the background. Handsome, but not strikingly so, and adept at myriad accents and characters, he honed his talents on stage before launching a career in film and TV. Regular roles on two TV shows — Something Wilder and the underrated horror series American Gothic — led to small parts in a plethora of films. Eventually his roles got bigger (a wisecracking buddy in Pushing Tin, a resourceful zombie killer in the remake of Dawn of the Dead) although his face remained more familiar than his name. In 2005 a plum part as a psychic's understanding husband on the hit series Medium boosted his visibility.
Jake Weber Fast Facts:
  • Attended the progressive Summerhill School in England as a youth.
  • Turned down roles in Glory (1989) and Reversal of Fortune (1990) because he didn't want to interrupt his studies at Juilliard.
  • Appeared in productions both in and out of school with fellow Juilliard graduate Jeanne Tripplehorn, including a staging of Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters.
  • Studied at Russia's Moscow Art Theater.
  • Made his Broadway debut in Alan Ayckbourn's A Small Family Business (1992) playing five gangster brothers. He was credited as five different actors in the program: Abe Jerkew, J. Weak Beer, Jeb E. Waker, Jeré Kwabé and Jake Weber. All pseudonyms were anagrams of his real name.
    Jake Weber Relationships:
  • Diane Weber - Wife

  • College:
  • Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT (BA in English Literature and Political Science); The Juilliard School, New York City, NY (1990)
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