Jesse Rath

Jesse Rath, a Montreal native, has made a significant mark in the entertainment industry, particularly for his portrayal of Carter Boyd in the CBC series "18 to Life," which garnered him nominations for the prestigious Gemini Award in both 2010 and 2011. His television career also includes leading roles in the teen series "Mudpit" and Disney Channel's "Aaron Stone," alongside notable guest appearances in series such as "Cra$h and Burn," "My Babysitter’s a Vampire," and "Being Human."

In addition to his television work, Rath has appeared in several feature films, including "The Greatest Game Ever Played," "Prom Wars," "The Howling: Reborn," and "The Trotsky," where he starred alongside Jay Baruchel. A passionate comic book enthusiast, Jesse often spends his downtime exploring local comic shops in cities like Los Angeles, Toronto, and Montreal.

Moreover, he co-created and starred in the web series "Fans," which has gained a loyal following. Notably, Rath shares the screen with his sister, actress Meaghan Rath, as her onscreen brother in the Syfy series "Being Human." With a diverse range of roles and a commitment to his craft, Jesse Rath continues to captivate audiences with his performances.