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Christopher Judge is an American actor who is popular as a voice actor also.
Douglas Christopher Judge, born in Los Angeles, California, is known by his stage name, Christopher Judge. He is recognized for voice acting the character Kratos in the video game named 'God Of War', which was released in 2018.
Christopher Judge has also done the screenwriting of 'Stargate SG-1', in which he starred as Teal'C. Christopher Judge played on the school's football team and was the safety and defensive back while at the University of Oregon. He gained attention in sports and was honored as the Best Newcomer with a Casanova Award.
Christopher Judge has an estimated net worth of $3 million.
The annual earnings of Christopher Judge are unknown.
Christopher Judge is 6 ft 3 in (191 cm) tall.
Christopher Judge was born on October 13, 1964. As of 2022, he will turn 58 years old in October.
Christopher Judge was born and brought up in Los Angeles, California. At a very young age, he became aware of the entertainment industry. He started to dream of becoming an actor along with his younger brother Jeff Judge, who is also an actor and studied for the same in high school.
Christopher Judge also played American football along with attending drama classes while in Carson High School. He joined the University of Oregon after matriculation through a football scholarship.
Christopher Judge is married to Gianna Patton, and the couple has a child Chloe Judge. He lives in Los Angeles with his family as of June 2022.
He was married to Margaret Schinke previously, and they had three children- Catrina Jasmine Judge, Cameron Judge, and Christopher Jordan. The couple divorced in 2011.
Christopher Judge studied acting at the LA Howard Fine Studio in 1989. During the ’90s, his early roles were in 'Bird On Wire', 'Neon Rider', 'MacGyver' and 'Cadence'. In the following years, he had small roles in movies and television shows like the 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air', '21 Jump Street', 'House Party 2' and a recurring role in 'Sirens' during period 1994-1995.
In 1997, Christopher Judge had his major role in 'Stargate SG-1'. Interestingly the role was a turning point in his life. He happened to come across the audition notes for the show while he was at a friend's home, and Judge was intrigued by it and insisted his agent arrange for an audition. Only three actors competed for other principal roles, but the role of Teal'C was aspired by eight or ten actors. After the audition, Christopher Judge knew that he had got the role when they dismissed others who participated except him.
His other works are Dante Holmes in 'The Mentalist', the television movie 'Personal Effects' and films like 'A Dog's Breakfast' and 'Snow Dogs'. He also appeared in episodes of 'NCIS: Los Angeles'.
Christopher Judge has also done voice acting for many video games and animated series like Magneto on 'X-Men Evolution' and Piccolo in 'Dragon Ball'. He was the voice of Zodak in 'He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe' and Coach Grey in the 'Action Man CGI' series.
Christopher Judge was nominated in the Best Supporting Actor category (Television Series) for the Saturn Award in 2002 for 'Stargate SG-1'. At the 2019 D.I.C.E awards, he was honored with the Outstanding Achievement Award (Kratos).
Christopher Judge likes to play golf and is associated with the Boys & Girls Clubs in Canada.
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