Josh Peck Biography
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Joshua Michael Peck (born
10 November 1986, New York City) is a young actor familiar to TV viewers for his
role in Nickelodeon TV shows such as The Amanda Show. He currently stars in the
Nickelodeon sitcom Drake and Josh as "Josh Nichols" along with his The Amanda
Show co-star Drake Bell. Peck also provides the voice of "Lenny" in the animated
series, Whatever Happened to Robot Jones?
Peck has been a stand-up
comedian since age 8 and has performed in the New York based children's theater,
TADA. Peck's first movie was Snow Day (2000). He was recently in the film Mean
Creek (2004), for which he received critical praise.He also stared as a extra on
MADtv He is Jewish.
Filmography
Ice Age 2: The Meltdown
(2006) … Eddie (V)
Special (2006)... Joey
Havoc (2005)... Josh
Rubin
Mean Creek (2004)...
George
Drake & Josh (2004)...
Josh Nichols (TV)
Spun (2002)... Fat Boy
Whatever Happened to
Robot Jones? (2002)... Lenny (TV/V)
Fillmore! (2002) ...
Julian (TV/V)
(aka Disney's Filmore!)
Max Keeble's Big Move
(2001)... Robe (TV)
Snow Day (2000)... Wayne
Alworth
The Newcomers (2000)...
Slim
The Amanda Show (1999)...
Various Characters (TV)
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