Personal details
- Birth Date: 1992-04-24
- Height: 6′ 0¾″ (1.85 m)
- Birth Location: Los Angeles, California, USA
- Parents: Dennis Quaid
- Professions: Actor, Writer, Producer
Jack Quaid’s career? Man, what a wild ride. He pretty much slid into Hollywood with The Hunger Games—yeah, he was one of those guys you kind of remember, but not really, because he had, like, five minutes of screentime. But then, boom, he turns up as Hughie Campbell in The Boys and suddenly everyone’s paying attention. You’ve got this scrawny dude, just trying to keep his life together while the world’s blowing up around him—literally. He’s not your typical superhero guy, which, honestly, makes him way more interesting to watch. The guy’s got range. One minute he’s dodging laser eyes, next he’s making you laugh with that awkward, self-deprecating charm. But he didn’t just stop at playing the everyman hero. Quaid jumped around, too. He was one of the leads in HBO’s Vinyl—if you blinked, you might’ve missed it, but the show had its gritty moments. And then he starts popping up in voice acting gigs. Star Trek: Lower Decks? He’s Brad Boimler, the anxious ensign who can’t catch a break. It’s a cartoon, but he throws himself into it like it’s Shakespeare in the park. Oh, and Scream (2022)? Yeah, he’s Richie Kirsch. If you’re into slasher flicks, you’ll know things don’t always end well for everyone. Quaid brings this weirdly likable vibe to a genre that loves to chew people up and spit them out. Basically, if there’s a screen, big or small, Jack’s probably on it doing something totally different from the last time you saw him. Not bad for a guy who started out as District 1 cannon fodder.
Yeah, so, Jack Quaid—he's the only kid from Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid. Honestly, talk about Hollywood royalty parents, right? If you’ve ever seen Jack in anything, you can kinda spot a bit of both of them in his face and the way he acts. Some people only know him from “The Boys,” but he’s actually been doing this acting thing for a while, following in his parents’ footsteps. No siblings to share the limelight with—just him, soaking up all the attention. I mean, growing up with two mega-famous parents probably made for some wild family dinners and super weird “take your kid to work” days. But hey, he’s made a name for himself without riding their coattails too hard, which is honestly impressive in a town like Hollywood. So, yeah, Jack Quaid: the solo act from a pretty legendary gene pool.
People kept nagging me about bulking up, like, nonstop—“Burgers and shakes! Burgers and shakes!” They just wouldn’t let up. Thing is, that’s never been my style. I’m not about cramming junk for the sake of looking bigger. It’s honestly kind of funny, the way everyone expects you to fit this mold, like one size fits all or something. I mean, sure, some folks live for the greasy fast-food marathon, but I’d rather just do me. You’d think by now people would get that not everyone’s into the whole protein-shake-and-burger life, but nope, the advice keeps coming. Maybe they just like the sound of their own voice? Or maybe they’re stuck in some old-school bodybuilding fantasy. Either way, I’m out. If I’m gonna bulk up, I’ll find my own way, thanks. No offense to the burger crowd, but I’ll pass.
April 24, 1992
6′ 0¾″ (1.85 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Los Angeles, California, USA
Dennis Quaid and Surekha
33 years old