Andrew Keegan American actor Date of Birth: 29.01.1979 Country: USA

1. Biography of Andrew Kigan
2. Early Career
3. Rise to Fame
4. Later Career

Biography of Andrew Kigan

Andrew Kigan was born on January 29, 1979, in Los Angeles, California. With a father who was also an actor, it seemed that a career in acting was destined for him. Even as a baby, he started earning decent fees by appearing in commercials for baby food. As he grew up, Andrew began taking on small roles in various TV series. Starting from his infancy, Andrew decided to pursue his career on a more serious level.

Early Career

Andrew Kigan had the opportunity to combine acting and hosting when he became a co-host of the morning Sunday program "Rhythm & Jam" in 1993. In 1994, he successfully auditioned for a role in the family TV series "Camp Nowhere" alongside Jonathan Jackson and Christian Lloyd. Immediately after filming for this series, he began shooting for another popular show called "Thunder Alley". Soon, he was offered roles in several other interesting projects such as "Step By Step", "Moesha", and "7th Heaven". Young Andrew did not want to turn down any opportunities, as he understood that if he wanted to achieve popularity and attract the attention of serious directors, he needed to be seen as much as possible. Although it was not easy to be involved in so many projects at once, it was worth it. Andrew Kigan's ratings were much higher than those of well-known actors playing lead roles in sitcoms.

Rise to Fame

Many viewers may have noticed him due to his numerous appearances on television, including his cameo role in the blockbuster film "Independence Day" released in 1996. He played the role of a young man who asked his girlfriend to stay with him, knowing that the end of the world was imminent. In 1997, he landed the lead role in the series "Party of Five" as football player Reid. In 1999, he was selected for a prominent role in the acclaimed film "10 Things I Hate About You," a modern adaptation of William Shakespeare's play "The Taming of the Shrew". In 2000, he had another successful performance in the film "The Broken Hearts Club".

Later Career

A few years later, Andrew Kigan started considering a career in modeling. Now, he can often be seen on the pages of fashion glossy magazines. In addition to his acting career, Andrew also manages to record albums with his pop-rock-punk band "The Gaze", where he plays the drums. In 2009, he received the "Patterson's award" for his outstanding performance in the play "He Asked For It".