Dennis Jeantet

Dennis (Actor, Writer, Producer) the youngest of two children, was raised in the suburbs of Philadelphia. He is of Italian and Danish descent. In 2010, he began taking acting classes while at the same time submitting to local film projects, immediately booking lead roles and commercials. From 2012-2014, Dennis studied at Playhouse West Repertory Theater where he honed his craft. He worked four seasons on the hit Netflix show "House of Cards" as a principal stand-in, where he learned up close and personal from the industry's best not only in acting, but director's habits, choices and cinematography. Dennis had principal roles in feature films "Iniquity" (2012) and "What Death Leaves Behind" (2018); a film that played festivals all across the country, including Sundance Film Festival. He has written and directed two short films "A Good Deed" (2014), and "The Referral" (2014), which also played at festivals in both Los Angeles and Philadelphia. Dennis lived in Los Angeles for four years, studying and booking roles with the prestigious American Film Institute. "Another Man's Trash" will be the third and most ambitious project Dennis oversees with hopes of acclaimed success.