Jerry Schaefer

Jerry Schaefer
Jerry Schaefer
Born 1979
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Other names Jerry Schaeffer
Occupation Actor, comedian, writer
Years active 1995–present

Jerry Schaefer is a Canadian actor who is best known for his role as Possum Lake animal control officer Ed Frid on The Red Green Show.[1]

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Career

Jerry is a veteran of The Second City, where he continues to work as an instructor. As a member of the comedy troupe The Chumps, he helped create and perform several long-running pop culture parodies and a series of improvised one-act plays. They also improvised a series for CBC Radio.

In film, Schaefer has worked with Carl Reiner and Bette Midler in That Old Feeling, with Bruce McColloch and Natasha Henstridge in Dog Park, and with Angelina Jolie in Pushing Tin.[2]

Schaefer's television credits include The Kids In The Hall, That’s So Weird, Comics, Degrassi: The Next Generation, The Ron James Show, Dan for Mayor, SketchCom, Due South and Howie Do It with Howie Mandel. He is also a regular character on The Red Green Show, where he plays Ed Frid, an animal control expert who is deathly afraid of all animals.[3]

Schaefer was head writer for the CBC Radio comedy series The Muckraker. He also wrote and produced satirical, current event comedy for What a Week.

Personal life

When he is not acting, Schaefer is teaching workshops on improv and sketch comedy writing. Most recently, Schaefer improvised a show with noted Beat poet Ken Nordine at the Chicago Improv Festival.

From time to time, Schaefer is paid to appear in commercials to please his parents.[4]

Filmography

References

  1. ^ [1] Minor Characters - The Classic Red Green Page
  2. ^ [2] JERRY SCHAEFER (Biography) - Parent Management
  3. ^ [3] Monkey Toast: The Cast
  4. ^ [4] Jerry Schaefer's Page - The Applied Improvisation Network

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