Cris Judd is an American actor and choreographer who made his television debut on the first season of the American version of 'I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!' (2003), which he won via viewer vote and earned $200,000 for the Make-a-Wish Foundation. He was the host of the 2006 reality TV show 'Dirty Dancing' and was a judge on Lifetime's 'Your Mama Don't Dance'. He also had guest roles in 'Unfabulous', 'Eve', 'Half and Half', and 'Everybody Loves Raymond'.
In the following years, he was able to showcase his choreography skills during his appearances on reality TV shows such as 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians', 'Bad Girls Club', and 'The Real Housewives of New Jersey'. While his filmography is few and far between, notable Cris Judd movies include 'Bringing Down the House', 'Be My Baby', 'Staten Island', 'Goyband', 'The Outside', 'Rock of Ages' and 'La La Land'.
A Bollywood-esque romantic comedy musical, La La Land tells the tale of an aspiring actress and a jazz pianist, who fall in love while pursuing their dreams in sunny Los Angeles, but their success threatens to tear them apart.
This musical comedy film revolves around two friends, Sherrie, a small-town girl and Drew, a city boy, who try to pursue their dreams of becoming famous musicians. With each other’s help, they are able to navigate through the challenges of the music industry.
Bringing Down the House is a romantic comedy film, which revolves around a lonely man who meets a woman on the internet. However, she happens to be in prison. She eventually escapes from the prison and comes to his house, and proceeds to wreak havoc on his middle-class life.
