Jules Theodore born October 7,1980 of West Indian descent (Trinidad and Tobago) was raised in Silver Spring MD a middle class suburb neighboring Washington D.C. Jules first began working as a child actor and model in various small projects around the D.C. and Baltimore area. Due to a lack of work and quality projects Jules focused on athletics very heavily in martial arts, gymnastics, and track and field. Moving through high-school and qualifying and ranking among the country's top high school athletes in the junior Olympics, Jules set his sights on the real Olympics heading into college fall of 1999. After several injuries and ongoing lower back problems Jules refocused his life onto his first love of acting and entertainment also taking a page out of Channing Tatum's book and working as a male exotic dancer. Jules then in his Junior year of college at Hampton University changed his major to theatre and left before his senior year for Los Angeles as he was accepted into a conservatory style theatre program at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. One year later Jules had begun working in Hollywood on various television programs appearing on The Shield, Californication, and Perception to name a few. Over the years Jules not only continued to work as an actor but also became a small business owner revitalizing the exotic dancing industry for dancers across the country which continues to grow today. Jules is currently expanding his career by taking on comedic characters as well notably appearing to be a seasoned comedic talent on the much anticipated reunion of Tori Spelling and Jenni Garth on ABC Family's Mystery Girls. After a brief hiatus Jules Theodore looks forward again towards expanding his talents and taking on the action genre.