Christian Redd, a dynamic and multifaceted individual, has made a remarkable transition from a life of gang culture to a successful career in Hollywood. As a Gautemalian/African-American actor, comedian, motivational speaker, and child advocate, Christian has become a rising star in the entertainment industry.
With his charming personality, remarkable talent, and creative flair, Christian has spoken fluent Spanish and has been actively working to break free from stereotypical African-American roles in television and film. His impressive credits include acting alongside Glenn Close and Michael Chiklis in two episodes of the Fox TV series "The Shield", as well as booking roles on "Cold Case" on CBS, "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" on CBS, and four episodes of "Doggy Fizzle Televizzle" opposite Snoop Dogg on MTV.
Christian has also made a name for himself in the music world, with a strong supporting role in Kanye West's Grammy Award-winning music video "Jesus Walks", directed by Michael Haussman, who also directed Madonna's iconic music video "Like a Virgin". As a talented stand-up comedian, Christian has appeared on multiple episodes of "Comic View" on BET and has entertained audiences at The Comedy Store and the Hollywood Improv, following in the footsteps of comedic legends like Eddie Murphy and Chris Rock.
In the commercial world, Christian has booked national TV commercials for IKEA, Nike, and Miller Lite Beer. Moreover, as a child advocate, Christian has founded Funny Bones 4 Kids, a company that provides entertainment and sports for kids in group and foster homes. As a motivational speaker and child mentor, Christian has spoken at juvenile halls, high schools, and junior high schools across the country alongside notable celebrities such as Snoop Dogg, Katt Williams, Jacob Vargas, Kel Mitchell, Omar Gooding, Warren G., Cherie Johnson, Columbus Short, Tommy Chunn, and Emilio Rivera.
A devoted father to two working actors, Jadah Marie Celia, who starred in "Descendants 3", and Norman Johnson Jr, who appeared in "The Last Summer" and "Paradise City", Christian Redd is an inspiration to many, and his remarkable journey from gang culture to Hollywood stardom is a testament to his resilience, determination, and passion for his craft.
