Hershel Blatt

Hershel Blatt is a young Canadian actor who has featured in prominent films like “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2.” He went to Etobicoke School of the Arts for his formal education. He decided to pursue acting as a career option and took admission at Sheridan College. At Sheridan College, he got a diploma degree in the subject of acting. Later, he studied the course of “Theater and Drama Studies” at the University of Toronto, Mississauga.

In 2015, he began to act in comedy films which had adult content in its plot. 2016 was a busy year for the Canadian as he appeared in an episode of IRL: The Series. He played the character of Brandon in that segment. He bagged the role of Tommy in “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2.” This 2016 movie is the official sequel to the Oscar-nominated 2002 hit My Big Fat Greek Wedding. With Kirk Jones as the director and the legendary actor Tom Hanks I quote his famous line “Mama always said life was >> Read More... as the co-producer of this romantic comedy, the crew completed the shooting in the fall of 2015.

When the movie got screened in 2016, it received mixed reviews with the critics termed the flick as the collection of old jokes and repeated stereotypes but also praised the feature for retaining the charm of its prequel. Despite having the much-awaited superhero flick “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” as its competitor, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 collected a handsome revenue of 89 million dollars at the Box-Office. Although its lead actor Nia Vardalos Nia Vardalos took birth on 24th September of 1962. >> Read More... hinted about the third part of the franchise, Blatt might not reprise his role of Tommy in the next installment.

Then, he appeared in H1-KA for a brief role. In 2017, Blatt was a part of HBO Canada’s comedy “What Would Sal Do.” He took the part of Stuart for an episode in this satirical presentation. “What Would Sal Do” centers on Sal who realizes that he is an incarnation of Jesus Christ and tries to become a respectful person so that he does not fail his destiny. Later, “What Would Sal Do” achieved multiple nominations at the 2017 Canadian Screen Awards. For the remaining part of the year, he involved himself in short films.

Among his projects, Mishka showcases the story of a mentally disturbed thirteen-year old girl who attempts to live a normal life after discovering life-changing secrets. Mishka got screened at the Cologne Festival in 2017. Blatt’s next project is a Canadian detective drama “The Detail."