Personal details
- Height: 6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
- Birth Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
- Children: (3 children) Child
- Professions: Actor, Producer, Writer
John Reardon, born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia, comes from a family so big you’d need a spreadsheet to keep track—seriously, over 300 cousins running around at family reunions. Growing up in that chaos probably explains his knack for teamwork, which he totally leaned into by playing football and basketball before he ever set foot on a stage. But acting? Yeah, he took that pretty seriously too and made his way to Dublin to study at the Lir Academy of Dramatic Arts, soaking up all that Irish theater magic. When he’s not in front of the camera or rehearsing lines, you’ll probably find him underwater somewhere, chasing his next big SCUBA adventure. The guy’s got more stamps in his passport than most people have in their wallets, all thanks to his obsession with diving. It’s not just about looking cool in a wetsuit, either—he really goes wherever the ocean calls, exploring, discovering, and probably annoying a few fish along the way. And then there’s his work for animals. John’s the type who’ll pause mid-conversation if a dog walks by, and he doesn’t just talk the talk—he’s a legit advocate for animal rights. Always pushing for protections, always speaking up, always making sure his voice counts. So yeah, whether he’s acting, traveling the world, or just hanging out with his massive family, there’s always something going on with John. Life’s never boring for this guy.
Back in the ‘90s, this guy made waves as an all-star football player up in Canada, repping Mount Allison University from ‘93 to ‘97. People still talk about his insane plays—like, he wasn’t just good, he basically ran the field. Every fall, the stands would light up when he hit the turf, and honestly, he turned more than a few heads with his wild sprints and no-fear tackles. The dude had that kind of raw energy you just can’t teach, you know? Teammates swore he could read the game like he had a cheat code. Whether it was a bone-crunching hit or a game-winning catch, he just kept delivering, season after season. Even now, his name floats around when people talk about Mount Allison legends. Some of the old-timers will still get a little misty-eyed talking about those championship runs, and honestly, who could blame them? That era was something else.
6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Yes, Child