Jeremy Strong was born on Christmas Day 1978 in Boston to a father who works in juvenile justice and a hospice nursing mother.
Her mother’s details is not in the public domain. She is only known to be Maureen Strong.
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Because his parents couldn’t afford to take vacations outside of the Boston region, they built a boat on cinder blocks in their backyard, and Strong and his siblings would sit in it and pretend to go on trips.
Strong’s parents relocated the family to the Sudbury suburbs for better education when he was ten years old.
Strong remembers Sudbury as “a kind of country-club town where we didn’t belong.”
His interest in acting began there, when he joined a children’s theater organization and began performing in musicals.
Strong made his Broadway debut in A Man for All Seasons later that year.
Lincoln Center Theater named him a Leonore Annenberg Fellow for 2008/2009, and he was nominated for the Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Lead Actor twice in three years.
Strong’s success in Defiance helped him land his first film role in Humboldt County.
He has since played in films such as Lincoln, in which he co-starred with Daniel Day-Lewis as Lincoln’s secretary John George Nicolay, Zero Dark Thirty, Selma, and The Trial of the Chicago 7.
