- Fred Meyers is from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. His family relocated to California during his childhood, where they lived in Burbank. He began his acting career at fifteen years old as Young Johnny in The Catcher (1998). Following his debut, Meyers secured an early television guest spot as Chad in the episode "Who Nose?" of the family drama series 7th Heaven (1996). He made his breakthrough in the popular Disney Channel television series Even Stevens (2000) as Tom Gribalski. This role marked a turning point, emphasizing Meyers' ability to deliver layered comedic support that endeared the character to young audiences. He is since retired from acting and lives a highly private life with his wife, Rebecca. His hobbies reflect a dedication to physical and mental well-being, including over 20 years of martial arts practice.
- IMDb mini biography by: Rebecca
- SpouseRebecca(2025 - present)
- ChildrenNo Children
- Left acting altogether in 2008 to become a paramedic.
- A very private person, Fred moved to Texas where he is married and working as a paramedic.
- He's also a music lover and recorded a Randy Meisner cover "Hearts on Fire" with A.J. Trauth and Margo Harshman as backup singers and studio musicians.
- In the eleventh episode of the third season of Even Stevens, "Hardly Famous", Tom (Fred's character) auditions for school S.A.C.C.Y and mother Doris is there to accompany him on piano. Doris in this episode is played by his real-life mother.
- In the tenth episode of the third season of Even Stevens, "Hutch Boy", Fred used his remarkable martial arts background to break boards and do the splits in between two chairs as his character, Tom.
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