Simon Anthony Abou-Fadel's family, a unique blend of cultural heritage, consisted of his French-Lebanese father, Edward, and French-Egyptian mother, Françoise, who relocated to North Hollywood in 1969. This pivotal move would have a profound impact on the young Simon's life, as he would later recall the cherished memories of staying up late with his older brother, eagerly anticipating the flickering reflections from the nearby drive-in movie screen that danced across their garage door. These magical nights, mere streets away from the bustling film industry, would ignite a spark within Simon, fostering a deep fascination with the enchanting world of movie screens, the captivating performances of actors, and the behind-the-scenes magic of filmmaking.
Simon has had a diverse and extensive career, taking on various roles in numerous projects. One of his notable appearances was as William Douchet in Chuck Russell's 1988 horror film Witchboard, which showcased his early talent the in industry.
He has also made significant contributions to television, starring in notable network shows such as Veronica Mars, 24, and Law & Order: Los Angeles. His versatility as an actor has allowed him to excel in a wide range of genres and formats.
In addition to his work in television, Simon has also appeared in several films and television series. He played the role of Jack Dalton in Jamie Foxx and John Eisendrath's Alert: Missing Persons Unit, and had a notable guest appearance in the English version of the Canadian drama series 19-2.
Simon's extensive credits also include the reboot of the popular Canadian drama series Street Legal, and the crime drama series The Detectives, alongside talented actors such as Mia Kirshner, David James Elliot, and Trish Helfner.
Furthermore, he has appeared in a range of other notable projects, including the ABC series Quantico, the Crackle series The Art of More, the Freeform series The Bold Type, and the CW series The Republic of Sarah. He has also joined the cast of the Global series Transplant, starring alongside John Hannah and Hamza Haq.
Moreover, Simon has expanded his creative horizons by taking on a new role as the narrator for the new IMAX film, Train Time. This exciting project showcases his ability to adapt to different formats and mediums, further solidifying his reputation as a talented and versatile actor.
Simon was a valued company member at The Actors Gang Theatre in Los Angeles, California, under the skilled direction of Artistic Director and renowned film actor Tim Robbins, whose visionary leadership played a significant role in shaping Simon's artistic journey.
