Kevin McHale is an actor, singer and dancer. Among his most famous acting works are the series Chorus and True Blood. Before becoming involved in acting, Kevin was fond of music, even was a soloist of the pop group NLT.
Early life and early career
Actor Kevin McHale was born on June 14, 1988 in the city of Pleino (Texas) and was the youngest of four children in the family.
The young man made his debut on the screen in 2007, playing a small role in the popular comedy show "Office".
A year later, Kevin McHale reappeared in the teenage series Zoe 101. The actor played in three episodes, along with Jamie Lynn Spears and Erin Sanders. The series was watched by more than 7 million viewers, especially it was popular among teenagers.
In the same year, McHale played assistant coroner Neil Jones in the science fiction television series True Blood.
Chorus
A real breakthrough in his career was expected by Kevin in 2009. McHale Kevin - an actor, films with which before that did not bring him much popularity, was selected for one of the main roles in the drama series "Chorus" (better known in Russia under the name "Losers"). McHale played Artie Abrams, a teenager who was confined to a wheelchair after a car accident. From 2009 to 2015, the actor was busy playing this role, playing in 113 episodes of the television series. He performed all the songs on the screen himself. Kevin McHale is an actor whose success after the television series "Chorus" came as a surprise to everyone. The role of Artie Abrams helped him become a real star and an actor in demand in Hollywood.
Other projects
In 2017, director Gus Van Saint directed a documentary mini-series dedicated to LGBT-related themes, “When We Rest”. The role of activist Bobby Campbell, a real historical figure, was given to Kevin McHale. The actor played along with stars such as Guy Pearce and Mary Louise Parker. The series received mostly positive reviews from film critics, and not least due to the good cast. The total audience of the series is 3 million viewers, a good indicator for documentary films.