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Andrew Herr (born May 25, 1991) is a Canadian actor from London, Ontario. He is best known for his starring role as Jonesy on Letterkenny.
Andrew Herr. Actor: Letterkenny. Andrew Herr was born in London, Ontario where he lived until the age of two when he moved with his family to the small town of St. George, Ontario.
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Andrew Herr is a Canadian actor who portrays Jonesy on Letterkenny. He also appeared as one of the unnamed hockey players in the Letterkenny Problems short "Hockey Players." Herr grew up in the small town of St. George, Ontario before relocating to Kingston as a teenager.
Dec 21, 2021 · Andrew Herr says Jonesy and Reilly will go on an exciting journey in Season 10. While fans know that Letterkenny focuses more on absurd situations and clever wordplay jokes than its actual plot, Season 10 takes Jonesy and Reilly’s “stupidity for seeking attention to new heights."
Jan 8, 2024 · Letterkenny season 12 stars Andrew Herr & Tyler Johnston reflect on their experience with the show, their lifelong friendships and potential spinoffs. The duo also talk favorite catchphrases. Screen Rant
Jan 20, 2021 · Letterkenny stars Andrew Herr, Dylan Playfair & Mark Forward chat about nine seasons of the Hulu comedy and the evolving cast chemistry in it.
Feb 3, 2022 · Since Series 1 of Letterkenny, Andrew Herr has played Jonesy across all episodes of the comedy series, with the most recent Series 10 releasing at the end of 2021 on Hulu, and over the years, the show has picked up numerous awards and is heading out on a live stage tour of the US from March.
Andrew Herr. Actor: Letterkenny. Andrew Herr was born in London, Ontario where he lived until the age of two when he moved with his family to the small town of St. George, Ontario.
Jan 14, 2022 · Portrayed by Dylan Playfair and Andrew Herr, respectively, the two hockey players are practically joined at the hip as they endure everything from overbearing coaches to romantic troubles.
