Introduction
If you were a teenager or young adult in the ’90s, you probably think you know everything about the hit comedy “American Pie” and its cast. However, do you know where The Sherminator is currently and what his marital status is?
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Early life and education
Chris Owen was born on September 25, 1980 in Michigan, United States. His parents are Rosie Taylor and Gary Owen, and he has a younger brother, Gareth Owen.
He grew up in California, USA where his family moved when he was just a toddler.
He went to the local grammar school, but later moved to Parkhead, Edinburgh in Scotland so he could attend Stevenson College.
Career
Owen’s acting career began when he was just 10 years old, when he landed a role in the French-Canadian film “Le Peloton D’Execution” in 1991. In the early 90s, he acted in several feature films, such as “It Runs in the Family”, “Major Payne”, “Angus” and “Black Sheep”. He performed a guest role in several television series of this period, such as “Picket Fences”, “Boy Meets World”, and “7th Heaven”.
In 1997 he played Steve in a family drama “The Ride”, and the following year had a small role as Klepto Kid in “Can Hardly Wait”. In 1999, he played Quentin in “October Sky,” a role that earned him the Young Star Award for Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Drama Nomination. That same year, he played Derek Funkhouser Rutley in a high school romantic comedy, “She’s All That.”
Owen’s breakthrough role came in 1999, when he played self-proclaimed womanizer, Chuck Sherman aka The Sherminator, in the hit comedy “American Pie.”
This led to Owen’s growing popularity, and in 2000 he had a starring role in the comedy film “Ready to Rumble.” The following year, he appeared in two episodes of the television series “Cover Me: Based on the Real Life of an FBI Family”, as well as in a comedy film “Going Greek”. He resumed the role of Chuck Sherman in a sequel to “American Pie” broadcast in 2001 then in 2002 he appeared in “Van Wilder: Party Liaison” as well as in “A Midsummer Night’s Rave”, in which he portrayed the role of Franky. In 2003, he appeared in an episode of the television series “Everwood” and he had a guest role in the crime comedy television series “Monk”.
That same year, he played the role of Leonard Smallwood in a detective comedy “Gold Diggers”. In 2004, he made an appearance in the feature film “Hidalgo”, and also played Trent Barker in an episode of the television series “Without a Trace”, then Huey in “Dear Wendy”, a crime drama written by Lars von Trier. In 2005, he reprized the role of Chuck Sherman in a spin-off short film from “American Pie”, “American Pie Presents: Band Camp”.
In the late 2000s, he appeared in several feature films, including “The Mist”, “Just Add Water”, “The Life of Lucky Cucumber”, and “Super Capers: The Origins of Ed and the Missing Bullion”.
In 2012, he returned again as Chuck Sherman in “American Reunion”, and the same year played Officer Young in “Pretty Bad Actress”, then appeared as Chad in the short film “Undead: A Love Story”. He appeared in the 2015 comedy “Bachelors,” and the following year Matthew was in “All That Jam.” In 2016, he had guest roles in the popular TV series “Criminal Minds” and titled “Scarecrow”, before playing Mike Kastelein in the final season of the detective series “Hand of God”, and in 2018 he appeared in “The Last Sharknado: About Time”.
Owen also appeared in several music videos. He was in the video for the song “If You C Jordan” by Something Corporate, as well as a video for Dimitri Vegas and the single “Mammoth” by Like Mike.
Private life
He married longtime girlfriend Michelle Beck in 2007, however, the couple divorced in 2012 – they have no children together. In 2013, Owen began dating fellow actress Dayna Cousins, known for her roles in films such as “Dark Feed” and “Shout It Out!” On July 22, 2018, the duo announced their engagement on Owen’s Instagram profile, via a photo showing off her engagement ring.
In 2014, during an interview for “New York Daily News”, Owen admitted that he worked as a waiter at a sushi restaurant and said “life doesn’t always turn out the way you planned”. I love to play and this job keeps me in the fight.
Owen has a Corgi dog, called Barron, who is a common guest on Owen’s Instagram profile.
He is often confused with the Australian filmmaker of the same name.
Owen is active on the social media platform Instagram, where he posts photos that show his private life.
Net value
Owen makes most of his money from his acting career. He usually plays supporting roles, earning him an estimated net worth of around $500,000 in early 2020.
Physical characteristics
Owen is 5 feet 10 inches (1.78 m) tall and weighs around 150 pounds (68 kg). He has red hair and sports a goatee; he has bright blue eyes.
