John J. Jordan, a multifaceted American actor, producer, and singer-songwriter, exudes an infectious positive energy. His impressive resume boasts a Grammy Nomination, a New York Times Best Seller credit, and a GLAAD award win.
Born in Los Angeles, Jordan's journey in the entertainment industry began after attending Morehouse College. He quickly made a name for himself in the television world, starring in several critically acclaimed dramas over the past decade.
One of his earliest notable roles was as Nurse J in the beloved HBO series Sesame Street (2017),showcasing his talent for playing astute yet amicable characters. He then transitioned to ID Channel's The Coroner (2017),playing the role of informant Tony Haines, and later appeared as the heartthrob John Strickland in Lifetimes' Nightmare Tenant (2018).
Jordan's film credits include his first major leading role in He Heard My Cry (2011),where he played the captivating Timothy. The following year, he starred alongside Harry Lennix in the film adaptation of Shakespeare's Henry the 4th, H4. Jordan's portrayal of the cunning and resourceful Prince John Lancaster earned him recognition, as the film won the 2011 Action on Film Award and received an Audience Choice nomination at the Chicago International Film Festival.
In recent years, Jordan has continued to expand his repertoire, taking on guest starring roles in Brat TV's Mani and the drama series Cypher and Journey to America. He is also dedicated to giving back to his community, working with several non-profit organizations, including Single Parents of Power, West Angeles Rehabilitation Center, and Habitat for Humanity.
