Jamie Kennedy is a multitalented performer whose diverse career as a comedian, actor, writer, and producer highlights his dynamic presence in the entertainment industry. Born and raised in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, Kennedy's journey into Hollywood began with a small taste of the industry when he worked as an extra in "Dead Poets Society" during his teenage years. At 18, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his dreams, cutting his teeth in improvisational comedy and stand-up at open-mic nights. Kennedy's big break came in 1996 with his role as Sampson in Baz Luhrmann's "Romeo + Juliet," but it was his performance as Randy Meeks in Wes Craven's "Scream" and its sequel "Scream 2" that skyrocketed him to fame. Portraying a video-store-clerk-turned-horror-hero with a deep knowledge of pop culture, Kennedy secured his place in horror movie history. His success in these films opened doors to collaborations with Hollywood heavyweights like George Clooney, Eddie Murphy, Steve Martin, and Will Smith. Throughout his career, Kennedy has showcased his versatility across a range of projects. On television, he created and starred in the hit show "The Jamie Kennedy Experiment" on the WB, where he donned a variety of characters over its three seasons. He also co-created and produced "The Starlet" and "Living with Fran," and brought the comedic reality series "Blowin' Up" to MTV alongside Stu Stone. Their accompanying album of the same name was released in 2006. Kennedy's film credits are extensive, including "Three Kings," "Bowfinger," "Boiler Room," and "Malibu's Most Wanted," the latter of which he co-wrote and starred in. He further expanded his creative pursuits by producing "Heckler," a documentary that humorously delves into the critical nature of modern audiences. The film received acclaim at both the Tribeca and AFI Film Festivals. A seasoned stand-up comedian, Kennedy continues to perform comedy tours across the country. He has also penned an autobiography, "Wannabe…A Hollywood Experiment," which details his experiences from Philadelphia to Hollywood. In more recent years, Kennedy joined the cast of CBS's "Ghost Whisperer," sharing the screen with Jennifer Love Hewitt, and took on new ventures as an executive producer for "Splitsville," a game show on CBS. His ongoing projects attest to his enduring passion for entertainment, whether through comedy, film, or television. Today, Jamie Kennedy resides in Los Angeles, continuously contributing to the industry with his comedic flair and creative spirit.