Christopher Collet

Christopher Collet is an American actor born on March 13, 1968, in New York City. He performed on Broadway between 1982 and 1988, with credits including Torch Song and Spoils of War.

Collet entered the entertainment industry as a teenager after acquiring an agent. His first film appearance came in the 1983 horror film Sleepaway Camp, in which he played Paul. He maintained a working relationship with his Sleepaway Camp co-star Jonathan Tiersten, and the two auditioned for projects together. In 1984, Collet was cast as Neil Oxley in the CBS after-school special Welcome Home, Jellybean. He went on to play Jake Livingston in Firstborn and Richard Jahnke Jr. in the 1985 television film Right to Kill? His most prominent film role came in 1986, when he starred as Paul Stephens in The Manhattan Project. A decade later, he appeared as Albert Kaussner in the 1995 Stephen King miniseries The Langoliers.

His television guest appearances included roles on The Hitchhiker in 1987, The Equalizer and The Cosby Show in 1988, and both L.A. Law and MacGyver in 1991.

In the mid-2000s, Collet shifted his focus to voice directing, working primarily with 4Kids Entertainment. His projects included Sonic X, Sonic and the Black Knight, Sonic Unleashed, and Sonic and the Secret Rings, as well as the third season of Winx Club and the series Yu-Gi-Oh and GX. On Sonic Unleashed, he also provided the voice of the character SA-55, later known as Orbot.

Collet met Nicole Dooley in 1998 while both were cast as husband and wife in an episode of the television series Silk Stalkings. The two married and together co-own The Pilates Boutique in Brooklyn, New York, where both work as licensed Pilates instructors. They have three children.