Zachary Levi

At the height of the North American series worldwide, it must be said that there are many productions that have the support of the public. Obviously, not all of them are Lost or 24 , but there are quite a few that have managed to gain a foothold, as is the case with Chuck . It is not a world famous series but it can boast of having a loyal and dedicated audience. When the North American network NBC considered ending the series in the second season, its followers mobilized so effectively that the third was filmed. Now it seems that a fourth is in danger, which is why there is already talk on numerous internet sites of the new maneuver that the unconditional will put into motion so that Chuck continues to wage war.

This has to make Zachary Levi, the young man who plays Chuck , especially proud . The series drinks from the current trend of creating “freakies” and “nerds” protagonists. Thus, Chuck is the typical boy with a good heart but something of a nerd. He works in an electronics store and he’s not bad at computer things. One fine day his life changes radically when an email transfers to his brain an important database of espionage-related content. When this happens, Chuck becomes the most desired being by the CIA and Homeland Security. In the classic scheme of the common guy, being a klutz, who becomes an overnight hero, ChuckHe has won the hearts of many. Zachary Levi has managed to compose an endearing character who tries to adapt to the new circumstances that surround him.

This is Levi’s first big role. He was born on September 29, 1980 in Lake Charles (Louisiana) but his family soon moved to California. From the age of 6 he began to act, dance and sing in school shows. Years passed and Levi was determined to continue his passion, so he began working in theater. Soon after came television, where he began the new millennium. None of his appearances are memorable. Most significant was his work in the youth film Big Shot: Confessions of a Campus Bookie (2002).

His first role with some relevance was in the comedy series Less Than Perfect (2002-2006), which, despite the fact that it lasted four seasons, did not have much impact. While working on the small screen, she took the opportunity to make her film debut in the sequel to This Grandma Is Dangerous 2 (2006). Then Chuck’s “sucker” came along with his electronic brain to add a new dimension to his career. He has made his directorial debut in the series in a chapter of the third season. By then, he had already made his debut as a producer on the little-known thriller Spiral (2007), where he, too, booked a role.

Thanks to the series, he has accessed leading roles in cinema, although in films of little importance such as the youth comedy Wieners (2008) or the dramatic comedy Shades of Ray (2008). However, her participation in a more punchy title has been with a secondary character. And it is that in Alvin and the chipmunks 2 (2009) the real protagonists are the singing animals. But for now it looks like Zachary needn’t worry as long as Chuck has such effective stalwarts.