- Born
- Height5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
- David Orth was born and raised in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. He has had many leading roles in various TV shows, including most notably, The Lost World as Edward "Ned" Malone. He has also starred in Beyond Reality, the Ray Bradbury Theatre, and many others.
David has been taught by some of Toronto's leading acting coach's. They are Anthony Cheetam, Susan Bristow and Ron Leach. David is also an alumni for the famous acting troupe, Second City which spawned its predecessor The Compass Player. David is also known for his accents. Which range from English, Irish, and Scottish among others.
In his spare time, David Orth likes to stay in shape, ride motorcycles, and take care of his dog, Rory.
- IMDb mini biography by: Oklahomakid
- David is very committed to the fan base to his hit TV show, The Lost World. Since 2002, there have been conventions held in August to honor the show and the actors and crew who were responsible for the show. If work permitted, David has been committed to come and be with his fans and talk about his experience as an actor on the show.
- Owns a dog named Rory.
- Has a tribal tattoo on his right arm.
- As many actors, he has waited tables as a, what else, Waiter.
- I've been acting for almost 15 years now. At times it feels like forever and at others it feels like it's flown by. Life's like that though isn't it?
- My favorite place on the planet is Australia! I love it there and feel like I was born to live there. I've visited a lot of places but never felt the connection I feel to the land, the people and the values that I do when I'm in Oz.
- I'm not sure what actually inspired me to become an actor but the desire to express myself is high on the list. I love the intimacy of film and the ability is has to really see into the eyes and the soul if you will. I hope to do work in the future that really makes people think about important issues in their lives and the lives of others.
- I really love reading all sorts of things, fiddling around on my guitar, watching movies and trying to keep fit. My dog Rory lives in Toronto here and we like to hang out together and go for walks. Not very exciting am I?
- I believe my strongest area of contribution would be my adaptability. I'm pretty good at fitting in with diverse groups of people and I learn new tasks pretty quickly. I'm a solid team player.
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