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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2026 · 18 MIN

Jeremy Sumpter on Peter Pan, Growing Up in Hollywood & Directing Strawberry Roan

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The 3 Geeks Podcast is joined by actor and filmmaker Jeremy Sumpter for an in-depth conversation about his remarkable journey through Hollywood — from becoming a global star as Peter Pan (2003) to stepping behind the camera for his directorial debut, Strawberry Roan. Jeremy reflects on his early beginnings as a model, winning Pre-Teen Male Model of the Year, and transitioning into film with Frailty, a breakout role that helped launch his acting career and open doors to major projects. He looks back on the lasting impact of Peter Pan, what it was like growing up in the spotlight, and the lessons learned while navigating the industry at a young age. The conversation also covers standout roles like Jacob in Into the Storm and J.D. McCoy on Friday Night Lights, before shifting to his passion for storytelling and what inspired him to move behind the camera. This candid and thoughtful discussion explores growth, reinvention, and the evolution from actor to filmmaker. 🎙️ More episodes, interviews & reviews at 3geekspodcast.com   #JeremySumpter #PeterPan #ActorInterview #Filmmaking #StrawberryRoan #MoviePodcast #EntertainmentPodcast #HollywoodStories

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