Alex Carter

Alex Carter: Biography in Details

Who is Alex Carter?

Alex Carter is a Canadian television and film actor who is best known for portraying the role of Paul Isler in the Canadian television series Black Harbour. Likewise, he is also known for his roles in The Day Reagan Was Shot, The Mermaid Chair, and Friday the 13th: The Series.

Alex Carter: Bio, Age, Nationality, Education

Alex Carter was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on November 12, 1963. His birth name is Alex Apostolopoulos. As of 2024, he is 60 years old. He holds Canadian nationality and belongs to the caucasian ethnicity. Likewise, his birth sign is Scorpio.

The info about his father and mother is not available at the moment. Similarly, he has not revealed any info about his siblings. Speaking about his educational background, he joined the Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute as well as the Wexford Collegiate Institute. He also took part with the Wexford C.I. football team. After schooling, he went to Hollywood where he studied at the Beverly Hills Playhouse.

Net Worth and Salary

Talking about his earnings, Alex has earned a good amount of money as a professional actor. As of 2024, his estimated net worth is around $2 million.

Most of his earnings are from his acting career, movies, television series, and other business ventures. The info about his salary is under review.

Career and Professional Life

Alex began his acting career in 1988 making his professional acting debut by playing the role of Michael in Betrayal of Silence. He made his appearance as a Police Officer in a television series on Friday the 13th: The Series.

From 1989 to 1990, he played various roles such as Clark / Alien #2 / Record Company Guy #2 in the science fiction television series War of the Worlds. Later, he played Methey in My Secret Identity. He also shared the screen with Sonja Smits, C. David Johnson, and Eric Peterson in the Canadian legal drama television series Street Legal.

Later he played the character of Ron in the Canadian-French crime-fighting, espionage, and action-adventure television series Counterstrike. He also appeared in Taking the Heat, Spenser: Pale Kings and Princes, Side Effects, and Kung Fu: The Legend Continues.

Moreover, he landed the role of Agent Ford in a Canadian crime comedy-drama television series Due South created by Paul Haggis. Likewise, he was seen as Gary in The Man in the Attic and Bill Rickman in Moonshine Highway.

His other television credits include:

• F/X: The Series as Bobby
• The Fixer as Howard Larkin
• Recipe for Revenge as Jack Brannigan
• Made in Canada as Michael Rushton / Damocles
• Martial Law as Vincent McKnight
• Viper as Phil Dykstra / Dennis Pratt
• The Sentinel as Alan Archer
• The Pretender as Craig Winston
• Early Edition as Victor Crowley
• These Arms of Mine as David Bishop
• JAG Commander as Mark Joyner / Commander Thomas Risnicki
• Felicity as Stephen’s father

Besides television series, he has also worked in several films. He played Craig Klooster in a 1997 American made-for-television drama film Time to Say Goodbye? directed by David Jones. Later, he made his appearance as Farrell in Bring Him Home, and Mitch Valentine in It Is What It Is.

In 2003, he played the character of Paul Cabot in the 2003 American mystery thriller film Out of Time. He portrayed the role of Censor in The Island and John in 40 Days and Nights.

How tall is Alex Carter? Weight?

Alex has maintained a good body shape and stands at a decent height. He is 6 feet tall but his weight is unknown. Similarly, he has black hair and brown colour eyes.

His other body measurements including chest-biceps size, dress size, and shoe size are under review.

Rumours, Controversy

Alex has not been involved in controversy till now. He keeps his personal life private and successfully avoids unnecessary controversy and activities that can hamper his career and profile.

Social Media: Instagram and Twitter

The actor is not active on social media. He does not have a Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram account.

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