Kenneth Londoner

Born on January 16, 1978, Kenneth Londoner excelled in academics and began a successful career in acting. This New Jersey native was born and raised in a big family with four other siblings. As the youngest of his siblings Londoner spent his early youth in New Jersey where his father worked as a property developer and his mother was a housewife, looking up after him and his brothers and sisters. After graduating from high school, Kenneth Londoner ended up living in New York City, where he had applied and was successfully admitted at AMDA College and Conservatory of Performing Arts. There he equipped himself with versatility and cutting edge skills essential for his acting career. His journey towards success in the entertainment world started with off-Broadway shows, followed by a string of other productions. His first on screen appearance was in a 1995 television series, and his debut film role was in "Theodore Rex", which got him his first taste of film success. In 1996, Kenneth Londoner was cast in the lead role in "Thinner", which earned him great critical praise. Portraying a wide array of roles showed his versatility, and after a while he had the opportunity to choose the projects that he is willing to work on. His smart career choices brought him numerous awards and recognition.