Jeff Rector

Jeff Rector
Born Michigan
Occupation Film, television actor

Jeff Rector is an American actor, born in St. Louis, and grew up in both Michigan and California. He decided to pursue an acting career after working at Universal Studio as tour guide. His first roles were in New York Soap Operas. Jeff went on to play over 60 feature films, TV shows, and various television programs. He hosted on 28 April 2012 the launch party of the Burbank International Film Festival.[1] Jeff has an identical twin brother, Jerry Rector, who is also an actor.

Movies

  • Fragments (2008) as Cop
  • Solar Flare as Trent
  • InAlienable (2008) as Professor Jeffries
  • Dark World (2008) as Monihan
  • Scarecrow Gone Wild (2004) as Ray
  • The Theory of Everything (2003) as Roger
  • Pray Another Day (2003) as Bond James
  • Fatal Kiss (2002, TV) as Richard Clarke
  • Firestorm Rising (2001) as Cage
  • Luna Butterflys (2000) as Bernie
  • Never Look Back (2000)
  • The Ramayan
  • Madam Savant (1997) as Sergeant Stevens
  • In My Sister's Shadow (1997, TV) as Man at bar
  • Rapid Assault (1997, TV) as David Phillips
  • Dinosaur Valley Girls (1996) as Tony Markham
  • Fox Hunt (1996) as Alan
  • The Killer Inside (1996) as Alex Johnson
  • Friend of the Family II (1996) as Mark
  • The Darkening (1995) as Scott Griffin
  • Galaxis (1995) as Tray
  • Obsession Kills (1995)
  • Tornado Run (1995) as Lieutenant Billy Gunn
  • Ballistic (1995) as Case

TV Roles

TV Guest Appearances

Theatre

  • Godspell as Jeffrey
  • Duck Hunting as Kusikov
  • Equus as Alan Strang
  • Bagels as President Regan
  • Taming of the Shrew as Lucentio
  • Passion of Dracula as Johnathan Harker
  • Jesus Christ Superstar as Peter
  • Kiss Me Kate as Harrison Howell
  • Brigadoon

Other works

  • Video game Fox Hunt as Alan
  • Video game Phantasmagoria
  • Video game X-Files Interactive Adventure as Agent Adam Burke
  • Video game The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time as Gage Blackwood
  • Host of SFN:Science Fiction News

Behind the Scenes Credits

  • Pray Another Day [2003] Writer, Director
  • Fatal Kiss [2002TV] Writer, Director
  • SFN: Science Fiction News [TVseries] Co-producer
  • Galaxis [1995] Stunts
  • Double Impact [1991] Photo double
  • The 23 minute Comedy Hour - Writer, Director, Producer
  • Gorilla TV - Writer, Director, Producer

Other Credits

  • The 23 minute Comedy Hour
  • Gorilla TV

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