Jesse Rath

Jesse Rath was born on February 11th in 1989. He is a Canadian actress. His debut television series is 18 to Life as Carter Boyd and as Ram in Aaron Stone. Rath was born in Montreal, Quebec. He got the role in Disney XD game Aaron Stone. He got the role as one of the leading leaders in the CBC 18 to Life show. He starred in a direct video for the video, The Howling: Reborn. He later joined another Canadian series, Mudpit. He also starred in Ubuntu, playing the role of the younger brother of women leaders, his real sister Meaghan Rath Meaghan Rath is an English actress from Cannada wh >> Read More... . In mid-2012, he was cast in a sci-fi television series Defiance.

He was nominated for two Gemini Awards in 2010 and 2011, for Best Ensemble Performance in a comedy or Series, for 18 to Life. Jesse Rath is very well known as Supergirl produced in 2015, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot produced in 2019, and Not Tomorrow produced in 2016. The brother of the actress is Meaghan Rath.  "Stole" Legion Ring from Supergirl's Department of Arts (2015) to use for the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con exhibition panel. His father is a native of Austrian Jewish. His mother is an Indian (Goa). Jack Cutmore-Scott's Bridegroom. He was born to a Goan-Indian mother and father of Austrian Jewish and British roots.

The first small-screen appearance appeared in the YouTube works "Assassin's Creed: Lineage," in which Rath played the role of Federico Auditore. In the Canadian sci-fi series "Aaron Stone" (Disney XD 2009-2010) he appeared in 20 episodes of the Canadian sitcom "18 to Life" (CBC 2010-11), which was canceled after one season.  In the American sci-fi Western series "Defiance" (SyFy 2013-15) he appeared as Alak Tarr. In 2014 Rath appeared in the series Syfy " Being Human The show ended in the year 2013 and still has the >> Read More... " (SyFy 2011-14) in the 4th episode arc where he played the younger brother of a female leader played by his real-life sister, actor Meaghan Rath. he has also appeared in the episode of the medical drama "Code Black" (CBS, 2015) before joining the cast of the drama series "No Tomorrow" (CW 2016)