Jeffrey Robert Roop is a Canadian television, film and theatre actor.
He attended school at the Moscow Art Theatre and Carnegie Mellon
University. In Montreal, Jeff founded the Arbat Theatre Company, as
well as appearing in off-Broadway plays.Jeff has appeared in American
and Canadian television series as well as movies such as Free Money
(with Marlon Brando), Backcountry, and Code Breakers, an ESPN Original
Entertainment TV movie, and Canada Russia '72, playing Frank
Mahovlich. He also played in the French comedy Hollywoo in 2011.He is
cousins with actor Adam MacDonald, who starred as Nick McAllister in
Vampire High.Jeff was born and raised in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. His
Mother was French-Canadian and his Father is from the Maritimes. He
attended West Island College for his high school years. At McGill
University he began taking acting classes and performing in college
and local plays while pursuing his degree. He attended theater school
at the Moscow Art Theatre, in Russia, and at Carnegie Mellon
University, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His first professional
television job was on The Guiding Light and his first professional
theater role was an off-Broadway production of A.A Milne's "Mr. Pim
Passes By".
He attended school at the Moscow Art Theatre and Carnegie Mellon
University. In Montreal, Jeff founded the Arbat Theatre Company, as
well as appearing in off-Broadway plays.Jeff has appeared in American
and Canadian television series as well as movies such as Free Money
(with Marlon Brando), Backcountry, and Code Breakers, an ESPN Original
Entertainment TV movie, and Canada Russia '72, playing Frank
Mahovlich. He also played in the French comedy Hollywoo in 2011.He is
cousins with actor Adam MacDonald, who starred as Nick McAllister in
Vampire High.Jeff was born and raised in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. His
Mother was French-Canadian and his Father is from the Maritimes. He
attended West Island College for his high school years. At McGill
University he began taking acting classes and performing in college
and local plays while pursuing his degree. He attended theater school
at the Moscow Art Theatre, in Russia, and at Carnegie Mellon
University, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His first professional
television job was on The Guiding Light and his first professional
theater role was an off-Broadway production of A.A Milne's "Mr. Pim
Passes By".
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