Chris's fascination with storytelling began at a tender age of five, when he started making movies with his brother. This innate talent for performance soon manifested as he entertained his family with impressive imitations of his idol, Jim Carrey. By the time he was eight, Chris had already caught the acting bug, and his enthusiasm to become an actor only grew stronger with each passing day. Years of persistence finally paid off in 2001, when Chris embarked on his professional journey, securing a string of commercial bookings and landing guest roles in popular television shows such as NBC's ER, Fox's Malcolm in the Middle, The Bernie Mac Show, and CBS's The District.
Chris's breakthrough in feature films came with his role as a young Bruce Willis in 'The Whole Ten Yards. Later, in the fall of 2003, he landed the recurring role of 'Will Roberts' in the long-running NBC daytime drama, "Days of Our Lives," which premiered in 1965. His outstanding performance on the show earned him a nomination for the 2003 Young Artist Award in the Best Younger Actor category.
Chris's academic pursuits took him to Chapman University, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Screen Acting with a minor in philosophy. Post-Chapman, Chris gained widespread recognition for his role in the critically acclaimed HBO series Westworld. Beyond his acting career, Chris is a skilled musician, proficient in playing the accordion, and he even performs with his brother in a band called Glory, Georgia!
