John Reardon has accomplished what most actors only dream of, a dynamic and extensive resume of coveted roles in film and television. Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Reardon began his time in the spotlight as an all-star football player at Mount Allison University. With his classic good looks and athletic build it wasnʼt long before Hollywood took notice.
Reardonʼs first break came in 2001 when he was cast in an episode of the Showtime series “The Chris Isaak Show.” A slew of recurring roles followed as he was cast on the FOX Family Channel series “Edgemont,” FOXʼs “Tru Calling,” SyFyʼs “Eureka,” Showtimeʼs “The L Word,” CWʼs “Hellcats” and leads in the hit miniseries “Merlinʼs Apprentice” as well as “Son of the Dragon,” which filmed in China.
Reardon became a fan favorite with his supporting roles in the Wayansʼ brothers hit film “White Chicks” and slasher comedy “Scary Movie 4.” He also made his mark in the film world with a role in the blockbuster film “Tron: Legacy” with Jeff Bridges and Olivia Wilde.
Reardon played the role of Blake Laviolette for the three seasons of “Arctic Air” on CBC. Set in Yellowknife, the series portrays renegade bush pilots at work and play in Canada’s north. He also appeared in three seasons of the Showcase sci-fi thriller series “Continuum” in his recurring role of Greg Cameron.
With classical training at RADA, Reardon performed in a number of plays on their mainstage. He now splits his time between Vancouver and Los Angeles.
