CHRIS KLEIN (Kelley Morse) co-starred in the outrageous summer comedy hit "American Pie." He made his professional acting debut in the critically hailed film "Election."
Born in Chicago, Klein moved to Omaha at age 13. In high school he excelled at football and starred in several school stage productions, including the role of Tony in "West Side Story." It was during his senior year that he literally bumped into director Alexander Payne as he was scouting Klein’s high school as a possible location for "Election." After an audition for Payne, and only four weeks into his first semester at Texas Christian University, Klein received the offer to star in "Election."
Klein’s latest film is "Say It Isn’t So," also starring Heather Graham. Produced by Peter Farrelly & Bobby Farrelly & Bradley Thomas, and directed by J.B. Rogers, the outrageous comedy will be released by Twentieth Century Fox later this year.
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