
Jonathan Chase
The Gingerdead Man (2005), Another Gay Movie (2006), Dead Tone (2007),
Eagle Eye and Ring of Death (both in 2008);
Watching the Prey and Always and Forever (both in 2009);
Strawberry Summer (2012), A Madea Christmas (2013), and How to Train Your Husband (2020).
Then Chase even had other television roles in other sitcoms, including Michael Strathmore on the Cinemax sitcom Chemistry (2011), Phil on the Disney Channel sitcom Shake It Up (2013), Sam Parker on the OWN sitcom Tyler Perry's Love Thy Neighbor (2013–2017), Alan on the Paramount sitcom American Woman (2018), Brian Bender on the Nickelodeon sitcom Henry Danger (2018–2020), and Martin Allen on the Allblk sitcom Judge Me Not (2023) and also in the 2011 action-adventure video game L.A. Noire where he provided the voice of Patrick Connolly.
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