Page, Samuel

Samuel Page was born in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin. In high school, Whitefish Bay played football and free ball teams. He studied at Princeton University, where he received a degree in ecology and evolutionary biology ^[2] .

In June 2002, People magazine included the actor in the list of the most enviable bachelors of the year ^[3] .

In 2008, he appeared in the Yes We Can video for the song Will.i.am as part of an action supporting Barack Obama’s candidacy in the presidential election.

After receiving a degree, Paige took up acting, despite the fact that he had almost no experience. “I came home and told my parents that I was going to Hollywood to become an actor.” ^[2]

While in Los Angeles, Page appeared in several TV shows - “Men, Women and Their Dogs”, “Faculty”, “The Seventh Heaven”, “The Best”, “Borders of the City”, and others. Once in New York, in 2002 Sam received the role of Trey Kenyon in the TV series "All my children."

Also, the actor has a role in the show "American Dreams." In parallel, he starred in the TV series "CSI: Crime Scene - Miami" and "Strange Science." In 2005, he received the role of Jesse Parker in the mystical series "Point Pleasant". In 2006, starred in the detective series "Shark" ^[4] . He played the groom, and later her husband Joan Holloway, Greg Harris, in Mad Men ^[5] and in 2010 starred in the sixth season of the series Desperate Housewives, where he played the bastard son of the late Rex Van de Kamp, who was trying to steal the company from Bree in the performance Marcia Cross ^[6] .

In 2010, he appeared in the TV series Gossip Girl as a young college teacher, Colin Forrester, in whom Serena falls in love ^[5] . Colin is a cousin of Juliet Sharp ( Katie Cassidy ) and Ben Donovan (David Call).

In February 2011, appeared on the cover and pages of the catalog of the series of Jay Crew. In addition to television roles, he starred in the films "The Brotherhood of Vampires", "Prison for the Dead" and "Micro-mini-kid." In July 2011, Sam finished filming The Forgiveness, which was shown at festivals in October 2011.

Cinema

Television