Jacob Young
Jacob Young is an actor, known for Blind (2014).
Jacob Young
Jacob Wayne Young was born in Renton, Washington, to now-divorced parents Michael and Rhonda, joining siblings Michael, Tiffany and Charity. After spending his childhood in both Washington and Oregon, he caught the acting bug doing high-school musicals. Without any prior professional acting work on his resume, Young scored big at the tender age of 18 when he landed the part of Eric Forrester Jr, called Rick, on the daytime drama The Bold and the Beautiful (1987). Following his debut on December 31, 1997 the newcomer quickly gained frontburner-status and formed a highly popular love couple with Adrienne Frantz's Amber Moore. Despite earning a Daytime Emmy nomination in 1999 and getting the chance to incorporate his singing ambitions on the show, Young opted to leave amidst a red-hot storyline to pursue other opportunities in the Fall of 1999. In 2000, Young landed the coveted recast role of Lucky, son of Luke and Laura Spencer on General Hospital (1963), for which he won the 2002 Daytime Emmy as Outstanding Younger Actor. He left this show in February 2003 looking to spread his wings. Surprisingly, Young returned to daytime television a mere 6-months-later once again taking over the highly coveted part of the son of a core patriarch: now stepping in as JR Chandler on All My Children (1970). This role caused the actor to move to New York City - and as part of the deal Young got to make his Broadway debut, playing Lumiére from May to August 2006 in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast". He had previously released an eponymous CD, Jacob Young, in 2001. For his work on "All My Children" Young received two further Daytime Emmy Nominations, including one as Outstanding Supporting Actor in 2009. He stayed with the show - also playing the same role on sister-show One Life to Live (1968) on several occasions during a highly-rated baby switch-storyline - until its cancellation in 2011. Proving his track record as being one of the most-sought actors of his generation amongst soap opera executives, Young was instantly snatched up by The Bold And The Beautiful. After returning to the series that started his career, Young is once again playing Rick Forrester on the CBS daytime drama and in 2012 also brought his character to The Young and the Restless (1973) for a one-day-visit. Young is married to his longtime girlfriend, Christen Steward, a model, since May 2007 and the couple shares two children.
Jacob Zachar
Jacob was raised in Chicago and began his career in the Chicagoland theater scene. His first project was on screen with Drunkboat, starring alongside John Malkovich, John Goodman, and Dana Delaney, which spurred him to move to Los Angeles. Within six months of being in Los Angeles he booked the lead in his first pilot audition for Greek, which ran for four years with syndication on Netflix. Since the finale of the show, Jacob continued his showcase across a wide range of projects. He recorded voice overs on King of the Hill and Surf's Up, guest starred on CSI, House, and Transformers: The Last Knight, worked on a variety of new media projects, including Legendary Digital's first acquired film The Hive, and booked six national commercials last year, a highlight being Subaru, directed by BAFTA award winner Lance Acord. In his free time, he has gone behind the camera to produce the short film Hidden America about homelessness in Sacramento and comedic pilots, Scrappers and Action Dan. REEL: vimeo: jacobzachar
Jacoba Ballard
Jacoba Ballard is known for Our Father (2022).
Jacobi Alvarez
Jacobi Alvarez is known for New Playlist (2015), Do Over (2012) and Limerence (2020).
Jacobi Brown
Jacobi Brown is an actor, known for Tyler Perry's Madea's Farewell Play (2020).
Jacobi Fisher
Jacobi Fisher is an actor, known for Slapped! The Movie (2018).
Jacobi Hall
Jacobi Hall is known for The Invisible Girl.
Jacobi Hollingshed
Jacobi Hollingshed is a film, television, and classically trained stage actor represented by Aligned Stars Agency. He is a native of Gainesville, FL, but has lived in Atlanta for the majority of his life. In film, his most noted role was playing an Afro-Korean in the short film "KIN," which won The Audience Award at The Korean American Film Festival New York (KAFFNY), The Cinematropolis Award at The Seattle Asian American Film Festival (SAAFF) and The Short Film Competition Award at The Atlanta Korean Film Festival (AKFF). In theatre, some of the shoes he has stepped in include, Algernon in "The Importance of Being Earnest," Cory in "Fences," and Romeo and Mercutio in "Romeo and Juliet." Jacobi attended the University of Georgia where he studied both French and Italian. He then transferred to New York University where he received his B.A. in Creative Direction, French, and Korean Studies.
Jacobi Howard
A native of Charlotte, NC, Jacobi Howard is an up and coming talent in the film industry. His versatility, presence, and natural delivery when it comes to his portrayal of characters is truly remarkable. He is a graduate of the North Carolina School of the arts(2011) training within the same four years as Dane Dehaan and Jonathan Majors. He is from a middle class family, his father(Frederick) a crane operator, and his mother(Catherine), is a retired aftercare teacher. Jacobi is the eldest of two. However, he very tragically lost his younger brother Devin Howard in 2005. Jacobi has a true passion for plays, film, and television. He is also a playwright. In his Post grad years he traveled the east coast performing in many theatrical productions in such notable venues as The Public(NY), Arena Stage(DC), The Blumenthal PAC(CLT, NC) and American Stage(St. Pete FL). After a few years of travel, Jacobi channeled his love for the arts into education; teaching drama as well as creative writing before landing his first principal role as the lumbering, Dead-eyed, henchman "Angel" in "The Harder They Fall(2021)" directed by Jeymes Samuel.