Biography

Zach Smadu is a Vancouver-based actor. He was born in Regina, Saskatchewan and attended University of Toronto and Sheridan College for Theatre. Zach is known for Family Law (2021), Cardinal (2017), The Expanse (2015), A Simple Favor (2018) and Miss Sloane (2016). He is passionate about Jujitsu, board games and baking bread.

Zach got his start on stage at an early age through musical theatre, dance and acting, performing throughout his school years. Upon graduating from U of T, Zach embarked on a career in acting. Other favourite television credits include the Canadian Screen Awards winner "Kim's Convenience (2016)" and the quick-witted, fast-paced Canadian classic "Letterkenny (2016)" and Wild Cards (2024). Zach has worked on several holiday rom-coms including "Angel Falls: A Novel Holiday (2019) and "Two Turtle Doves (2019)". He also played the leading man in "Mom's Christmas Boyfriend (2023).
- IMDb mini biography by: Play Management

Zach has successfully completed the Toronto Waterfront marathon, the GoodLife Toronto marathon, and the London Marathon in London, England.

Zach acquired a High Honours degree in Theatre/Drama from University of Toronto Mississauga and Sheraton College.

Zach went to the same high school and was part of the same musical theatre company as fellow Regina-born actor, Tatiana Maslaney.