JT Fletcher is a independent actor. He was born on February 26, 1989 in Metairie, Louisiana. He grew up in Ponchatoula and currently resides in Gonzales, Louisiana, where he also works as a firefighter. Upon graduating from Ponchatoula High School, JT got a gig for the New Orleans VooDoo Arena Football Team as their beloved Mascot Bones. While working for the New Orleans VooDoo, JT met the love of his life, and the two were married in 2015. When the AFL ceased operations of the New Orleans VooDo...
JT Fletcher is a independent actor. He was born on February 26, 1989 in Metairie, Louisiana. He grew up in Ponchatoula and currently resides in Gonzales, Louisiana, where he also works as a firefighter. Upon graduating from Ponchatoula High School, JT got a gig for the New Orleans VooDoo Arena Football Team as their beloved Mascot Bones. While working for the New Orleans VooDoo, JT met the love of his life, and the two were married in 2015. When the AFL ceased operations of the New Orleans VooDoo Team in 2015, he saw himself land another gig with the New Orleans Zephyr's Baseball Team as Boudreaux. After a few years of being a mascot for The Crescent City Kings, Bayou Lacombe Cardinals, and the Baton Rouge Fire, JT decided to follow behind his sister and audition for movies. He was fortunate enough to get some background and body double roles as a start over the past few years, but ASPIRE will mark his debut as a featured cast member in a feature film.
JT Fletcher is a independent actor. He was born on February 26, 1989 in Metairie, Louisiana. He grew up in Ponchatoula and currently resides in Gonzales, Louisiana, where he also works as a firefighter. Upon graduating from Ponchatoula High School, JT got a gig for the New Orleans VooDoo Arena Football Team as their beloved Mascot Bones. While working for the New Orleans VooDoo, JT met the love of his life, and the two were married in 2015. When the AFL ceased operations of the New Orleans VooDoo Team in 2015, he saw himself land another gig with the New Orleans Zephyr's Baseball Team as Boudreaux. After a few years of being a mascot for The Crescent City Kings, Bayou Lacombe Cardinals, and the Baton Rouge Fire, JT decided to follow behind his sister and audition for movies. He was fortunate enough to get some background and body double roles as a start over the past few years, but ASPIRE will mark his debut as a featured cast member in a feature film.
