Page Kennedy was born November 23rd, 1967, in Detroit, Michigan, and was raised in Los Angeles, California. He always had a passion for performing and has been one of the great stars who adapts to each new craze to further his rise!
Page Kennedy and Desperate Housewives
Page studied theater and acting at Western Michigan University and the University of Delaware much to his father's dismay who wanted him to pursue medicine. He eventually made it out to Los Angeles and began landing features left and right on hits like Six Feet Under, NYPD Blue, The Shield, and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
In 2005 he nabbed a recurring spot on the addictive series Desperate Housewives as "Caleb Applewhite". "Caleb's" storyline was so gripping as we watched the fugitive be held captive by his snapped mother "Betty Applewhite".
Page Kennedy the Vine Star
He also performed as a terrifying and intimidating drug dealer "U-Turn" in the dark comedy Weeds. He had a few more small roles before he took on the groundbreaking app Vine. Vine was an extremely popular video social media platform that was making waves in the comedy sector.
Page brilliantly took to the app, curating his own short skits that skyrocketed him to the top of Vine stardom. When Vine became defunct, he moved onto Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and now TikTok to continue making his hilarious skits.
Since then he only grew in popularity and landed roles in Blue Mountain State, Bones, and Backstrom as Rain Wilson's partner. He also scored a spot in the superstar ensemble The Meg alongside Ruby Rose, Jason Statham, and Cliff Curtis.
Page is also a popular rapper, often creating music about the difficulties of life for Black Americans like his most recent hits "Shine" and "Safe" which are making a great impression in the Black Lives Matter Movement.
Pages is a funny, brilliant, creative, adaptable, and flexible performer who deserves all the greatness that comes his way. We can't wait to see what he does next, as it's sure to be amazing!
He has his castmates' support!
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A star is rising!
