Jack Quaid is an actor celebrated for his dynamic work across film, television, animation, and genre storytelling—and rumored to be the nicest guy in Hollywood. He is best known for his breakout role as Hughie Campbell in Prime Video’s award-winning flagship series The Boys.

As a keynote speaker, Jack Quaid is beloved for his candid, humorous, and approachable style. He speaks openly about breaking into creative industries, navigating self-doubt and imposter syndrome, balancing visibility with authenticity, and building a sustainable career across multiple mediums. His conversational tone and genuine insight resonate especially well with college audiences, comic cons, and creative conferences.

More About Jack Quaid A self-professed "nepo baby," Jack Quaid is the son of Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid; but he’s undeniably building a body of work that stands on its own merit. He made his feature film debut as Marvel in The Hunger Games, which introduced him to international audiences and launched a career defined by versatility. Subsequent film work includes the crime comedy Logan Lucky, the horror-comedy Tragedy Girls, the horror-thriller Companion, and the genre-bending thriller Novocaine, which earned him a Critics Choice Award nomination in 2025, cementing his reputation as a sought-after performer in character-driven and genre projects. In 2022, Quaid joined the iconic horror franchise Scream, earning strong critical and audience response and further solidifying his connection to genre fandoms worldwide.

In animation and voice acting, Quaid stars as Clark Kent/Superman in My Adventures with Superman, voiced Ensign Brad Boimler in Paramount+’s Star Trek: Lower Decks (winning a 2025 Astra TV Award for his performance), and voiced Earth-65 Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Despite his busy screen schedule, he regularly performs with Sasquatch, a sketch comedy troupe he co-founded in 2013.

In 2025, Quaid was named to the TIME100 Next, signaling to the world that his star, though already bright, is only just beginning to rise.

Whether discussing acting, voice work, genre storytelling, or the realities of pursuing a creative path, Jack Quaid brings honesty, warmth, and real-world perspective to every stage he steps on.