Jordan Fry

Career overview

Jordan Fry is an American actor born on June 7 1993 in Washington state; TMDB lists his birthplace as Spokane, Washington, USA. He began his screen career with a series of credited roles that total ten entries across film and television, according to the Movie Database. Fry’s most widely recognized performance is his portrayal of Mike Teavee in the adaptation of Roald Dahl’s novel, released under the title Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. This role is highlighted in multiple sources as the work for which he is best known.

In addition to his appearance in the chocolate‑factory film, Fry has been credited in other Czech‑language listings for roles in productions titled Zmizelá and Robinsonovi. These entries indicate a continued presence in film projects beyond his breakout role, though specific character details are not provided in the cited material. Throughout his career, Fry has been identified primarily as a male actor, with his professional profile maintained on several international film databases. His body of work reflects a focus on acting within both English‑language and regional cinema, contributing to a modest yet diverse portfolio of screen performances.