Who is Phil Morris?

Phil Morris is an American award-winning film, television, and voice actor, probably best known to the world as Jack Chiles in the popular TV series “Seinfeld” (1995-1998), then as John Jones in the TV series “Smallville” (2006-2010), and most recently as Silas Stone in the TV series “Doom Patrol” (2019-2021), in addition to a number of other roles that he’s secured in his career.

Phil Morris Biography: Age, Childhood, and Education

Phil Morris was born on 4 April 1959 under the Aries zodiac sign, in Iowa City, Iowa USA. He is the son of late-great actor Greg Morris (1933-1996), and his wife Leona, who died in 2016. He is one of three children and has two sisters, Linda Morris and Iona Morris, who is also an actress. He went to Beverly Hills High School.

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Career Beginnings

Phil’s career started when he was just seven years old with a minor role in the Primetime Emmy Award-winning Sci-Fi action-adventure series “Star Trek: The Original Series”, with such stars as Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner and Nichelle Nichols in the lead roles. After his debut, Phil focused on education, and didn’t return to acting until the mid- ‘70s. However, he didn’t have any major role until the mid- ‘80s, when he was chosen for the part of Tyrone Jackson in the lng-running soap opera “The Young and the Restless”.

He had several other notable roles before the end of the ‘80s, including as Jason in the TV series “It’s a Living” (1986-1988), then portraying Jerry Stockton in the TV comedy series “Marblehead Manor” (1987-1988), and from 1988 until 1990, he starred in the Primetime Emmy Award-nominated action-adventure series “Mission: Impossible”, co-starring Peter Graves, Thaao Penghlis and Anthony Hamilton.

Phil was becoming more popular as he was gradually developing as an actor, and in the ‘90s enjoyed success by portraying various recurring characters, including Eddie Brock in the TV drama series “WIOU” (1990-1991), in the aforementioned Primetime Emmy Award-winning comedy series “Seinfeld” (1995-1998), and as Walter in the award-winning romantic drama series “Melrose Place” (1996-1997).

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Moreover, he was Chief Purser Will Sanders in the popular TV series “Love Boat: The Next Wave” (1998-1999).

Rise to Prominence

Phil’s career continued to improve with the start of the new millennium, and in 2003 he portrayed Bradley Grimes in the TV series “Wanda at Large” (2003), while in 2006 he was selected for the role of John Jones in the TV series “Smallville”, appearing in several episodes through 2010, which contributed to his popularity.

He worked on a number of other projects in the second half of the 2000s, including the sci-fi horror-thriller film “Abominable” in which he portrayed Deputy McBride, while in 2008 he appeared in the spoof of the eponymous film “300”, entitled “Meet the Spartans”, and in 2009 he was Saheed in the award-winning action-comedy film “Black Dynamite”, with Michael Jai White, Arsenio Hall and Tommy Davidson as the main stars.

Phil started the new decade with the role of Delroy Jones in the TV comedy series “Love That Girl!”, with Mark Adair-Rios, Bresha Webb and Alphonso McAuley as the main stars, while from 2011 to 2013 he appeared in several episodes of the award-winning TV series “Shake It Up”, starring Zendaya, Bella Thorne and Davis Cleveland.

Career Decline, Recent Projects

Phil’s career started declining in the second half of the decade, making mostly one-time appearances in such TV series as “NCIS: Los Angeles” and “Young Sheldon” in 2017 and 2018 respectively, while in 2019 he started portraying Silas Stone in the TV series “Doom Patrol”, so far appearing in 13 episodes. Moreover, Phil portrayed Matthew McCune in the thriller film “Ghosts of the Ozarks”.

Voice Actor

Additionally to his on-screen success, Phil is also an acclaimed voice actor, which began in the mid- ‘90s in the animated series “The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat” (1995-1996), while in 2001 he voiced Dr. Joshua Stongbear Sweet in the animated film “Atlantis: The Lost Empire”, and voiced the same character in the subsequent video games, including “Atlantis: The Lost Empire – Search for the Journal”, “Atlantis: The Lost Empire – Trial by Fire”, and “Atlantis: The Lost Empire”, all in 2001.

He was the voice of Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs in the animated series “The PJs” (1999-2001), while from 2004 to 2007, he voiced Damon Gray in the animated series “Danny Phantom”. Moreover, he voiced several characters in the animated series “Kim Possible” in 2007, and from 2008 to 2010 he was the voice of Doc Saturday in the animated series “The Secret Saturdays”.

In recent years, Phil voiced George in the animated series “Bravest Warriors” (2018) and lent his voice to several characters from the animated shorts “Craig of the Creek” (2018-2021), among numerous other animated projects on which he’s worked.

Personal Life, Marriage, Wife, Children

When it comes to his personal life, Phil doesn’t like to talk about it very much, but some details can’t be hidden from the media. Phil has been married to Carla Gittelson, an interior designer, since 24 September 1983. The couple has two children, Jordan and Rachel.

Net Worth

As of late 2021, Phil Morris’s net worth has been estimated to be around $10 million, earned through his successful career as an actor, featuring in more than 200 film, TV and voice roles to date, all of which have added to his wealth.

Appearance and Vital Statistics

This award-winning actor has brown eyes and black hair. He stands at a height of 6ft 1ins (1.85m), while he weighs approximately 160lbs (72kgs). His vital statistics are currently unknown, but he has an athletic figure.

Hobbies, Interests, and Trivia

Phil has developed several hobbies over the years, including collecting comic books, which started when was just seven years old and continued into his adulthood, until today.

He is a student and teacher of the popular Chinese martial art Chun Wing – his master or Sifu is Hawkins Cheung.

He didn’t know a thing about the “Star Trek” franchise before he secured a minor role in the original TV series, and since then fell in love with the “Star Trek” franchise. His acting mentor was Peter Graves, with whom he was friends until Graves’ death in 2010, and friends with his real-life children.

Who is Daeg Faerch?

Daeg Faerch is an American actor, probably best known to the world as Michael Myers at 10 years old in the film “Halloween” (2007), then as Michel in the film “Hancock” (2008), and as Ingmar Todd in the TV series “Pushing Daisies” (2008), among several other roles that he’s secured so far in his career.

What Happened to Daeg Faerch?

Daeg had a near-death experience when he was just a teenager. At 16 years old, he went to a metal concert with his friends, ended up in a fight and was kicked in the head and stomped on. Moreover, he was abusing the drugs that night which resulted in a life-threatening seizure and brain injury.

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Doctors fought for his life and had removed half of his skull as his brain was swollen, and he spent three weeks in a coma at the ICU. After waking up, he couldn’t walk or talk and went through a long period of recovery which kept him away from the acting world from 2011 to 2016. He is still struggling to return to full health, but with every passing day, he feels stronger and healthier; he’s left bad habits behind.

Daeg Faerch Wiki: Age, Childhood, and Education

Daeg Neergaard Faerch was born on 27 September 1995 under the Libra zodiac sign, in San Diego, California USA, to Mickey Faerch, a Danish actress, while there is no information about his father.

His educational background also remains obscure, but according to reports he was homeschooled through elementary, then started attending a local high school.

Career Beginnings

Daeg became interested in entertainment at the young age of seven, and at eight wrote his own film script, “Duel”, about a pirate and a vampire, which the next year saw the light of day.

However, he made his acting debut in 2004 in a small role in the short film “Seafood Heaven”, then continued his career with roles in other short films, such as “Jill” and “Earl’s Your Uncle”, both in 2004, while in 2005 he was Billy in the short film “Life Ride”, and Tom in the short film “Andrew the Pirate”.

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Rise to Fame

In 2007, Daeg made his feature film debut in a minor role in the horror-thriller film “Dark Mirror”, starring Lisa Vidal, David Chisum and Joshua Pelegrin. The same year, Daeg reached world stardom as he was chosen by Rob Zombie to play Michael at 10 years old, in the reboot of the popular film “Halloween”, originally written and directed by John Carpenter. Daeg continued his career rather successfully, first by starring in the fantasy action-drama film “Hancock”, with Will Smith, Charlize Theron and Jason Bateman. Young Daeg made a name for himself with the two previous roles and proved his talents with a guest-starring role in the fantasy comedy-drama series “Pushing Daisies” in 2008.

The next year, Daeg featured in the horror-thriller film “Run! Bitch Run!”, and before his life-changing injury, portrayed Joshua in the drama film “Family of Four” in 2009, and starred as Sebastian in the action horror-mystery film of the same name, co-starring Meadow Williams and Betsy Rue.

Daeg returned to acting, but failed to acquire any major role since then, but has appeared in numerous projects. In 2016 he starred in the horror film “Ditch Party”, alongside Noel Gugliemi and Darian Weis.

He starred in the thriller drama film “Josie” (2018) with Sophie Turner and Dylan McDermott, and in 2019 appeared in the horror-thriller film “Killer Therapy”. Most recently, he guest-starred in the TV series “American Horror Story” (2021) and is working on several projects, including the fantasy-action film “Devotion”, in which he will star with Taylor Dooley and Kane Hodder.

Moreover, Daeg is set to star in the action thriller-drama film “Karma”, which is currently in pre-production and is yet to receive its premiere date.

Career in Theater

Additional to his success on screen, Daeg has showcased his skills on stage. Some of his most popular roles include as Winfield in the play “Grapes of Wrath”, then as Herald in the play “Marat/Sade”. Moreover, he was young Coriolanus in the play of the same name, and has appeared in the plays “Hamlet”, and “the Merry Wives of Windsor”, among several other stage roles.

An Acclaimed Rapper

Daeg is a talented musician, and has launched a rap career under the pseudonym GreatDaeg through his YouTube channel.

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So far, he’s released six albums, including “Stunt from the 6” (2018), “Albino Animal” (2019), “Wicked West” (2020), and “Quarantime” (2020), among others.

Personal Life, Dating, Marriage, Single?

Daeg has rarely talked about his personal life, and likes to keep such information, including his love life, hidden from the media. According to reports, Daeg is currently single and more focused on getting back to his full health and his career.

Daeg is fluent in French and Danish languages, and is proud of his Danish heritage, often visiting his mother’s birthplace.

Net Worth

As of late 2021, Daeg Faerch’s net worth has been estimated to be around $400,000, which is a steady decline from 2019 when his wealth was estimated at $2 million, which he earned through his early success.

Appearance and Vital Statistics

This prominent actor is known for his long straight blonde hair and blue eyes. He stands at a height of 6ft (1.83m), while he weighs approximately 170lbs (78kgs). Known for his slender figure, his precise vital statistics are currently unknown.