J.R. Remick

Johnny ‘J.R.’ Remick was an American actor known for his roles in “Disappearing Bakersfield,” “Love Songs of a Third Grade Teacher,” and “61.” He was a native of Maine, whose journey in life took him across the country before returning home.

Personal and Family Life

Johnny Remick was born on May 20, 1963, in Brunswick, Maine. He graduated from Alma High School in 1981 and earned his bachelor’s degree in Theater from Adrian College in 1986. After his education, he pursued various careers, including voiceover talent and stand-up comedy, ultimately moving to Los Angeles for acting. He dedicated part of his life to spreading messages of love and peace through his Facebook initiative called “Make a Right Turn for Peace.”

Career

Johnny began his career as a voiceover artist after attending Specs Howard Broadcasting School in 1988. He gained popularity as a stand-up comedian and impressionist in Detroit before relocating to Los Angeles in 2006. J.R. worked in the entertainment industry for many years, including serving as a security officer for Hollywood celebrities, while also acting in commercials and collaborating with fellow comedians. He returned to Maine in 2017 to focus on writing after retiring from stand-up comedy.

Death and Legacy

Johnny Remick passed away on December 23, 2018, in Trenton, Maine. His unique talent and contributions to comedy and acting left a lasting impression on those who knew him and enjoyed his work. He is remembered for his humor, positivity, and dedication to promoting peace.

Filmography