Geoff meed biography
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Biography
Geoffrey "Geoff" Meed is an American actor, screenwriter and martial artist.
Meed was born in Houston, Texas. Little is known of his early years, but he was very athletic - he played dodgeball (appearing on a game show on the subject), practiced martial arts (even being trained beneath Jim Brassard and being inducted in two halls of fame), and powerlifting while at Texas University (holding a record there). Meed's acting career officially began in 1989. He has been severely injured on set twice, requiring numerous surgeries to fix some of his injuries.
Geoffrey "Geoff" Meed is an American actor, screenwriter and martial artist.
Meed was born in Houston, Texas. Little is known of his early years, but he was very athletic - he played dodgeball (appearing on a game show on the subject), practiced martial arts (even being trained beneath Jim Brassard and being inducted in two halls of fame), and powerlifting while at Texas University (holding a record there). Meed's acting
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Geoff began as a stuntman working in the Universal Studios Hollywood Tour, where he worked in the "Wild West Stunt Show", "The Adventures of Conan", and "The Miami Vice Action Spectacular." Using that as a springboard, Geoff performed almost all of his own stunts as an actor, from going through glass windows, to high-falls, to car chases, to doing all of his own extensive fighting with stars such as Steven Seagal, Chuck Norris, and Mark Dacascos.
As a playwright, Geoff has had five original plays produced in Los Angeles. He directed four of them, and starred in all five.
After being severely injured on a TV movie in 2012, which turned into a workers comp lawsuit, Geoff "semi-retired" from acting, and opened his own fitness/martial arts studio in the suburbs of Houston, Texas, while loosely keeping his foot in the door in Hollywood. After a much needed break, he returned to Los Angeles in November 2016 to pick up again.
BornDecember 31
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Geoff Meed
Birth place
Houston, Texas
Birth date
December 31, 1965
Biography[]
Geoff began as a stuntman working in the Universal Studios Hollywood Tour, where he worked in the "Wild West Stunt Show", "The Adventures of Conan", and "The Miami Vice Action Spectacular." Using that as a springboard, Geoff performed almost all of his own stunts as an actor, from going through glass windows, to highfalls, to car chases, to doing all of his own extensive fighting with the likes of Steven Seagal, Chuck Norris, and Mark Dacascos.
As a playwright, Geoff has had five original plays produced in Los Angeles. He directed four of them, and starred in all five.
After being severely injured on a TV movie in 2012, which turned into a workers comp lawsuit, Geoff "semi retired" from acting, and opened his own fitness/martial arts studio in the suburbs of Houston, Texas, while loosely keeping his foot in the door in Holly