Chris J. Johnson

Chris J. Johnson, born as Christopher Johnson on August 29, 1977, is a renowned American actor. Born in picturesque Stoneham, Massachusetts, Johnson has had an illustrious career in both film and television. His career started with a supporting role as a young agent in the action thriller sequel XXX: State of the Union. Additionally, he played notable lead roles in multiple films such as Three Blind Mice and Daydream Believer, showcasing his acting versatility. Beyond these, his film portfolio is decorated with titles like Straight-Jacket, Cursed, and Fifty Pills, the latter of which he juggled the roles of an actor and executive producer. His career took a turn towards television with the Lifetime series 'Against The Wall' where he played Danny Mitchell, a character with rich, deep ties to the lead character Abby Kowalski.

Johnson's television fame didn't stop with 'Against The Wall'. He has had noteworthy guest appearances in several popular television series. He has showcased his acting prowess in military drama series JAG, mystery comedy-drama series Desperate Housewives, action crime series NCIS, forensics crime series CSI, legal drama series Miss Match, and the gothic supernatural drama The Vampire Diaries. His versatility was once again in full display when he played Vince, one of the lead roles, in the UPN series South Beach. Johnson even tapped into the video gaming industry with a substantial appearance in the critically acclaimed 2011 video game L.A. Noire as Grosvenor McCaffrey, a prime suspect in the intriguing case of The Studio Secretary Murder. Post 2010, Johnson starred in the Lifetime drama series 'Against the Wall' and was also cast in ABC primetime soap opera Betrayal opposite Hannah Ware in 2013.