Ben Siegler

Actor Ben Siegler is best known for his ongoing role in the early 1990s television program "Big Brother Jake." Born in Queens, New York, Siegler's first professional acting appearance was a small role in a 1985 made-for-TV movie about notorious serial killer David Berkowitz, "Out of the Darkness." Instead of having to slowly work his way up the ladder of success, Siegler's next substantial acting gig was "Big Brother Jake," in which he played the character Gary MacLamore (appearing in a total of 81 episodes from 1990 through 1994). After "Big Brother Jake," Siegler would land one-off appearances on popular television shows ("Chicago Hope," "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," "Ally McBeal," etc.), as well as movies ("Speed 2: Cruise Control," "Fallen," etc.). By the early 21st century, Siegler had secured a sporadic character role (Reporter George) on the hit television show "The West Wing," before winning a Fant-Asia Film Festival Award in 2008 for his work in the horror film "Rule of Three."