Place of Birth: London, Ontario, Canada
Birth Date: October 16, 1984
Not Just An Actor:
Trevor Blumas' is also musically inclined. Blumas has a talent for writing songs and singing, and has played in a London-based band.
Trevor Blumas' is also musically inclined. Blumas has a talent for writing songs and singing, and has played in a London-based band.
Trevor Blumas Biography (Courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures and "Ice Princess"):
March 2005 - TREVOR BLUMAS (Teddy in "Ice Princess") first gained attention as a series regular on PAX TV’s “Little Men,” in which he starred for two years. As his career escalated, he was nominated in 1998, 1999 and 2000 for the Young Artists of Hollywood Awards for two Showtime films: “Stranger in Town” and his first lead role, “The Wall—Pencil Holder,” in addition to PAX TV’s “Twice in a Lifetime.” He landed lead roles in the USA movie “Jane Doe,” opposite Rob Lowe and Terry Hatcher, and HBO’s “Claude Monet—Shadow and Light.”
March 2005 - TREVOR BLUMAS (Teddy in "Ice Princess") first gained attention as a series regular on PAX TV’s “Little Men,” in which he starred for two years. As his career escalated, he was nominated in 1998, 1999 and 2000 for the Young Artists of Hollywood Awards for two Showtime films: “Stranger in Town” and his first lead role, “The Wall—Pencil Holder,” in addition to PAX TV’s “Twice in a Lifetime.” He landed lead roles in the USA movie “Jane Doe,” opposite Rob Lowe and Terry Hatcher, and HBO’s “Claude Monet—Shadow and Light.”
Blumas garnered critical acclaim in his feature film debut, “The Unsaid,” opposite Andy Garcia. Among his other credits are ABC’s “Switching Goals” and Court TV’s “Guilt by Association.” He most recently starred in the telefilm “Prom Queen: The Marc Hall Story.”
Born and raised in London, Ontario, Blumas attended the Lester B. Pearson School for the Arts between grades 4 and 8. He performed in the Original Kids Theatre Company in London, Ontario. His many stage productions include “Annie Warbucks,” “My Fair Lady,” “Beatles Review,” “Bugsy Malone” and “You Thought Your Family Was Strange.
