Who played jack in criminal minds

Jack Garrett is a fictional character on the CBS crime drama Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, portrayed by Gary Sinise. A 20-year veteran of the FBI, Garrett is the Unit Chief of the International Response Team based out of Washington D.C.

Who played jack in criminal minds
Jack GarrettCriminal Minds: Beyond Borders character

Gary Sinise as Jack Garrett

First appearance"The Harmful One"
1x01, March 16, 2016
(on Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders)
"Beyond Borders"
10x19, April 8, 2015
(on Criminal Minds)Last appearance"The Ripper of Riga"
2x13, May 17, 2017
(on Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders)Created byErica MesserPortrayed byGary SiniseIn-universe informationNicknameGarrettTitleFBI IRT Senior Supervisory Special Agent
FBI IRT Unit ChiefOccupationFBI Special AgentSpouseKaren GarrettChildrenRyan Garrett (son)
Jack Garrett, Jr. (son)
Millie Garrett (daughter)
Josie Garrett (daughter)
RJ Garrett (son)
Emma Garrett (daughter)

Garrett is the Unit Chief of the International Response Team (IRT), which specializes in solving cases that involve American citizens on international soil. Through his job, he shares personal history with Aaron Hotchner and David Rossi[1] of the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit and Clara Seger[2] from his own team. Garrett's friendship with Rossi is also shown in the opening scene of the Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders seasons 1 episode "The Harmful One", where they have a practice session together at the gun range and bicker over negotiation tactics.[2] Garrett once told Rossi that the reason he was still doing this job was to make the world a safer place for his family to live in.[1]

Garrett is married to his wife Karen[3] (Sherry Stringfield) and together have six children, three sons and three daughters.[4] Their oldest son Ryan is a FBI agent and has crossed paths with his father several times while on duty.[5][6] Their second son Jack Jr is in the United States Army and daughters Millie and Josie are both in college.[7] The two youngest, R.J. and Emma, are still in school and live at home.[8]

In the first episode of season 1, Garrett and the team head to Thailand and he contacts cultural anthropology expert and former agent Clara Seger for her assistance as she was already in the region. She had been on a two-year sabbatical following the death of her husband Brad. By the end of the episode Garrett extends an invitation for her to return to the IRT.

In the episode "Love Interrupted" he struggles over Josie's decision to attend the University of Southern California across the country rather than Florida State University, which would be nearer to home. Matthew Simmons, the only other character who is married with children, picks up on his mood and asks him "She's not ready or you're not ready?"[9]

During the initial planning stages for the spin-off and its potential main characters, showrunner Erica Messer had been introduced to Gary Sinise by Criminal Minds cast member Joe Mantegna, a long-time friend of Sinise. Messer decided that Sinise fit her idea of how the character who would serve as the unit chief should be portrayed. Prior to Beyond Borders, Sinise had been on hiatus from television, his last lead television role being Mac Taylor on the CBS crime procedural CSI: NY.[10]

Sinise said of the character conceptualization, "In the beginning, we had wondered if this was going to be the type of law enforcement character who's had a difficult time, difficult home life. He's dealing with certain things that have haunted him."[11] Messer stated that in her discussions with Sinise over the character, they decided to depart from portraying Jack Garrett as a divorcee or widower with a tragic past, similar to characters such as David Rossi from the original show or Sinise's character Mac Taylor from CSI: NY respectively. Instead they decided that Garrett would be a "success story" – he is happily married to his high school sweetheart and raised five children while maintaining a successful career in a demanding job.[12]

I said to Gary, 'Look, the reality of the FBI is, I think, the stats are worse than the national average in terms of divorce. We could either have you represent that portion of people who don't survive a career in the FBI and a marriage, or we can go the opposite, where you're representing the ones that do.' There's also something really 'lovely' about showing that marriages do last through difficult times...

— Erica Messer[12]

Garrett is one of two main characters on the show who is happily married with children, the other being Matthew Simmons (Daniel Henney). Messer noted that both characters share similarities and saw Simmons as a younger version of Garrett.[11]

  1. ^ a b "Beyond Borders". Criminal Minds. Season 10. Episode 19. April 8, 2015. CBS.
  2. ^ a b "The Harmful One". Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders. Season 1. Episode 1. March 16, 2016. CBS.
  3. ^ An ER Veteran Is Heading To Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders
  4. ^ Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders Casts ER Alum as Jack Garrett's Wife
  5. ^ ER Alum Sherry Stringfield Joins Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders
  6. ^ Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders Mega Buzz: Will Jack's Son Join the Team?
  7. ^ "Paper Orphans". Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders. Season 1. Episode 13. May 25, 2016. CBS.
  8. ^ ""Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders" the Ripper of Riga (TV Episode 2017) - IMDb".
  9. ^ "Love Interrupted". Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders. Season 1. Episode 6. April 13, 2016. CBS.
  10. ^ "Criminal Minds: Will the Second Time (and Gary Sinise) Be the Charm for Another Spin-Off?". TV Guide. April 7, 2015.
  11. ^ a b "Meet the Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders Team". TV Guide. March 15, 2016.
  12. ^ a b "Criminal Minds Boss Talks of 'Many' Spinoff Lessons Learned — Plus, The Episode That Will Drive You 'Crazy'". TVLine. April 7, 2015.

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Regardless of his disappearance, his fans continuously inquire about his whereabouts and his life updates. Thus, we brought you this informative article about Cade Owens.

How Old is Cade Owens? Age and Parents

Cade Owens, who was best known as a child actor, is now 21 years of age. He was born on January 1, 2000, in the United States. He is best known for his work on Criminal Minds, and his role as Jack Hotchner was widely acclaimed then and even now. Cade Owens was born in a privileged family who encouraged and supported him to pursue his acting career and at the same time helped him in his academics. He was born to his mother named Erica, while his father is still out of sight. Other than this, more information about his siblings and family details came to no avail as no such details are mentioned publicly on the internet.

Who played jack in criminal minds
Child actor, Cade Owen is known for his work on Criminal Minds and his mother, Erica.

Furthermore, his initial appearance on the big screen was in 2010, when he was just ten years old. He then appeared in the TV movie Most Likely to Succeed. There is also no information about his educational journey, but we’re sure he is an educated man who most likely has graduated till now.

What is Cade Owens Doing Now?

Unfortunately, as we’re concerned about the child actor and his whereabouts, nothing has been updated about his life right now. He has certainly grown up to be a 21-year-old man but prefers to live his life as a commoner. Owens last appeared in the TV series Criminal Minds as Jack Hotchner. He played in 22 episodes of the series from the year 2007 to 2016. Furthermore, it has been almost five years that he has grounded himself, and not the public reach out to him. We think he has now been prioritizing his acting career for a secure future.

Career

Cade Owens was always diligent in his career as he took his first steps in the acting world while he was just seven years old. Yes, you read that correctly. He was just seven when he first appeared in the crime drama TV series Criminal Minds as Jack Hotchner. He appeared in the episode named In name and Blood in 2007 and started ever since.

While he was still appearing in Criminal Minds, he also got to debut in his first-ever Movie named Most Likely to Succeed, where he played the role of Caleb in 2010. Later, the audiences widely admired his acting and performing skills, and his recognition started to rise instantly. Soon after, he managed to appear in the top-rated TV series Grey’s Anatomy in 2011. He has all together appeared in three seasons of the series where he played the role of Nathan.

Likewise, he appeared in the TV series NCIS: Los Angeles when he was 11 years of age and portrayed Mark Basser. Besides, in 2012, he also appeared in the movie Blue-Eyed Butcher as Andrew.

As per his IMDb, he has five credits as an actor, and he has nailed every of his role. Henceforth, after this fantastic career, the actor now chose to live a non-celebrity life.

Cade Owens Net Worth

Cade Owens was persistent in his career for almost a decade, from 2007 to 2016. His prominence rose to the most incredible heights during the period, and he was the most demanded child actor of his generation. Hence, he certainly has collected a whopping amount from his nine years of career. Networthpost has written that Cade has summed up a figure of $2 million from his acting credentials.

Social Media Activities

Like we said earlier, he doesn’t want to remain a public figure anymore, and his presence is gradually fading away. Hence, he cannot be found active on any major social media sites like Instagram and Facebook. However, we could see his Facebook account, which does not seem to be used for a very long time. We’re not even sure if that is his account. He has also kept his Instagram account private.