Jimmy C. Jules is a multifaceted actor, rapper, and producer, renowned for his remarkable versatility and captivating on-screen presence.
Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Jimmy arrived in America as a young boy, where he spoke Haitian Creole as his first language and French as his second. He faced the daunting task of learning English, but through sheer determination and resilience, he mastered it in just six months.
Jimmy's early interest in the arts began with his participation in chorus, talent competitions, and even starting a family wedding and events filming business at the tender age of 13. This passion for filmmaking and music led him to collaborate with prominent names in the hip-hop, reggae, and R&B industries, appearing in music videos and producing music.
As a concert promoter, Jimmy handled various logistical aspects to ensure successful performances, further honing his skills in the entertainment industry.
In 2007, Jimmy merged his love for music and video production by creating "The Studio (2007)," a pioneering YouTube reality TV series. Recognizing his true calling for acting, he shifted his focus, immersing himself in classes and training.
In 2019, Jimmy worked on the acclaimed film "Knives Out (2019)," alongside esteemed stars such as Daniel Craig, LaKeith Stanfield, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Don Johnson, Michael Shannon, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jaeden Martell, Toni Collette, Michael Shannon, and Riki Lindhome.
Since then, Jimmy has taken on numerous lead and supporting roles in short films and indie projects, consistently delivering captivating performances. His film credits include "Bad Voodoo," and he has appeared in numerous commercials for brands such as Honda.
In addition to his acting career, Jimmy founded Jules Family Vision, his production company, in 2020 and has been developing his newest series, "What are the Chances...?"
With a strong work ethic, ongoing training, and dedication to his craft, Jimmy C. Jules is a rising talent in Hollywood, attracting the attention of top agents, managers, and filmmakers.
