Jack Millard(I)

Jack Millard is the youngest of three and was raised by hardworking working parents of mixed ethnicity in the spaces between the factory towns and the farmlands of the Midwest. He is known for his physical 'presence', both on stage and on screen, as well as for his distinctive voice. He began his professional acting career at the age of sixteen in musical theater where he was known for his dance skills. After Millard attended the college of UW Stevens Point, WI where he was mentored by James Moore and Linda Martin Moore, he embarked on his theatrical journey which took him to numerous creative markets throughout the country, which included Milwaukee, Chicago, New York City, Los Angeles, Albuquerque, New Orleans, Atlanta and Boston. In the mid 1990's he gained notoriety playing the villainous Louie Grecco on the daytime drama All My Children'. Since then Jack has enjoyed working with some of the biggest names in the movie and film world, most notably J.J. Abrams and Adam McKay. Millard's creativity isn't limited to only the stage and screen. As an artist he has gained international attention for his ongoing interactive art installation 'Little Boats Of Hope' and his jewelry and fashion designs. He is associated with the Elizabeth Kubler Ross foundation as well as several charity organizations involving suicide awareness issues. One of Millard's favorite quotes which best sums up his spiritual philosophy is taken from Antoine DE Saint-Expery's book 'The Little Prince' - "It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye."