Chris Klein

Chris Klein's made his West End stage debut as Dennis in This Is Our Youth at The Garrick Theatre, London.

Chris Klein was still in High School when he was discovered, and made his acting debut in Alexander Paynes’ film Election (1997) at the age of 18.

Chris became successfully established whilst starring in his second film, the hit teen comedy American Pie (1999), and later its sequel, American Pie 2 (2001), alongside Jason Biggs and Shannon Elizabeth.

He also appeared in the big budget action/drama We Were Soldiers (2002) which starred Mel Gibson and Madeleine Stowe and was a major box office success. Prior to that he appeared opposite Heather Graham in the comedy/romance Say It Isn’t So (2001) and later starred in the action sci-fi Rollerball (2002) opposite Jean Reno and LL Cool J.

More recently Chris appeared in the crime drama The United States of Leland which starred Ryan Gosling and Kevin Spacey.