Brett Dier

Brett Dier is a talented Canadian actor whose career has been marked by a series of impressive roles across television and film. He first gained recognition in 2006 with his debut role in the TV movie “Family in Hiding,” where he showcased his acting prowess as Matt Peterson. This early experience set the stage for a diverse career, as he quickly transitioned to various projects, including appearances in films like “Seventeen” and “Missing,” and a notable role in the series “Smallville” as an alternate Clark Kent.

Dier’s breakout performance came with his role as Gene Corbett in the critically acclaimed series “Bomb Girls,” where he captivated audiences with his compelling portrayal. His ability to connect with viewers was further demonstrated in the supernatural thriller “Ravenswood,” where he played Luke Matheson, earning him a dedicated fan base despite the show’s brief run. Dier’s versatility continued to shine through with his recurring role in “The L.A. Complex,” where he brought depth to the character of Brandon Kelly.

From 2014 to 2019, Dier solidified his status as a leading actor with his portrayal of Detective Michael Cordero Jr. in the hit series “Jane the Virgin.” His performance was widely praised, contributing significantly to the show’s success and earning him a place in the hearts of fans. Dier’s ability to balance humor and drama made him a standout in the ensemble cast.

In 2018, Dier took on a series regular role in the ABC sitcom “Schooled” as C.B., a character that reflects his comedic talents and ability to engage with audiences. His journey through various genres and roles highlights his adaptability and commitment to his craft, making Brett Dier a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.