Biography
An energetic, curly-haired young actor with large, soulful brown eyes, an infectious laugh and a mischievous smile, John Francis Daley got his start at age nine in a touring company of "The Who's Tommy", playing the younger incarnation of the title character. The musical cast him alongside his father, also an actor, and took him to locales throughout the USA and Germany. Four years later Daley returned to show business and he lent his voice to …
Career Milestones
| Acted in the festival-screened independent short "Allerd Fishbein's in Love" | ||
1994 | Was cast in the title role of "The Who's Tommy" in a live theater traveling company, performing alongside his father in the USA and Germany (date approximate) | |
1998 | Contributed vocals to Tony Bennett's children's album "The Playground" | |
1999 | Starred as high school freshman Sam Weir in the acclaimed but short-lived NBC comedy-drama series "Freaks and Geeks" | |
2000 | Had a recurring role on Fox's "Boston Public" as Anthony Ward | |
2001 | Directed a short film titled "What Babies Do" | |
2003 | Had a small role, opposite Gwyneth Paltrow in the comedy "View from the Top" | |
2005 | Cast as Jim, the rookie pastry chef on Fox's "Kitchen Confidential" | |
2007 | Joined the cast of "Bones" (Fox) as Dr. Lance Sweets, an FBI-appointed therapist | |