ANDREW
ROTH as Jeremiah Andrew Roth learned the intricacies of life's emotions the hard way by living the hard way for several years; then he let his gentler side surface. The result is a versatile actor who can realistically portray anything from a daunting character adept at martial arts to a sweet soul trying to survive. Andrew channels the depth of his own personal experience into each character he becomes. He portrayed physical characters such as Roy Parker, a carpenter-turned-gangster in the independent film Inner Rage, a selection at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival, dramatic roles including Joe Pitt in Angels In America, and his comedic performance as a dimwitted hit man from Scotland in the movie Down Clown.Recently Andrew began work on four independent feature films, playing Jeremiah, a man with no memory in Transcendence, Jim Fox, a loving husband in Axe Massacre, Steve Ross, a spoiled rich kid in Killing Mr. Right, and Jack Lacan a grifter in Fright World. Some favorite roles included Bud Shields, an alcoholic in a devout Catholic family in the premiere performance of the play A House Divided, Joe Kizzen a former military man struggling with his homosexuality and his mind in the film Praxis, and the title role of Macbeth in Arena Player’s production of Macbeth. |
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