Birkett Turton

Birkett Turton, known as Kett, was born in Portland, Oregon, but grew up in Vancouver, Canada. His passion for acting ignited at a young age; he began performing in local theater productions at just four years old. Throughout his childhood, he graced the stage in various plays, including notable performances in "Lost in Yonkers" and "Broadway Bound."

Kett made his mark in the film industry with a standout role in the independent Canadian feature "Rollercoaster," which earned him a nomination for the esteemed Leo Award, recognizing excellence in Canadian film and television. His television career flourished as he appeared in guest roles on popular series such as "Millennium," "The X-Files," "So Weird," and "The Net," showcasing his versatility as an actor.

Currently, Kett splits his time between Vancouver and Los Angeles, balancing his acting career with personal interests. Outside of his work in the entertainment industry, he enjoys indulging in his love for writing, exploring poetry, and watching films. With a rich background in theater and a growing presence in television and film, Birkett Turton continues to be a significant figure in the acting community.