Jeff Kaake

Jeff Kaake was born on Jan 10, 1959 in USA. Jeff Kaake's big-screen debut came with Three's a Crowd - Season 1 directed by Dave Powers in 1984, strarring Paul. Jeff Kaake is known for Nasty Boys directed by Vern Gillum, Benjamin Bratt stars as Eduardo Cruz and Don Franklin as Alex Wheeler. The upcoming new movie Jeff Kaake plays is Stormageddon which will be released on Nov 18, 2015.

Jeff Kaake, 12 years as the Lead Actor (Series Lead) in 5 Television shows.Jeff Kaake, born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Jeff moved to Southern California in 1980 to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming an actor and a serious actor. After studying and appearing in several national television commercials, Jeff began attending acting workshops with the top acting teachers/coaches and casting directors. Jeff soon began seeking out their knowledge to become one of the best actors in town. This soon landed Jeff Kaake guest starring roles in the top television series such as Three's A Crowd, (Tony Danza-most watch sit-com show) Dynasty and Dallas.Nasty Boys, Space Rangers, 1st & Ten, Viper & The D.R.E.A.M Team.HBO hit series, 1st & Ten: The Championship as pro football player, Jamie Waldron. Jeff was then offered the lead role in the NBC series Nasty Boys as the sexy, Harley-riding Paul Morrissey. Jeff played the notorious Capt. John Boon in Pen Densham's cult classic Space Rangers. Jeff starred as the leading man in two worldwide syndicated television series: Viper as FBI agent Thomas Cole; and then The D.R.E.A.M. Team as undercover James Bond-like agent, Zach Hamilton.He then went on to star in a recurring role in the popular series Melrose Place as bad-boy Chaz, Jeff Kaake has also starred in several films and television movies including Club Med, Seeds of Tragedy, Bad Influence, Border Shootout (Glenn Ford's last movie), Lady Boss, The Return of Ironside, Hart to Hart: Two Harts in 3/4 Time, Hollywood Wives: The New Generation, and Prometheus and the Butcher, just to mention a few.Jeff Kaake completed a Pilot for ABC "The Advocate" role of Doc. R. Head. Dir. Michael Robin."It was always a pleasure to see and to work with Jeff Kaake. I loved how he turned a normal guy in to a real life character." Larry Hagman