Definition: JASON KELCE, also known as John Kelce, was a 26-year-old American actor born on July 13, 1985, in Atlanta, Georgia. He grew up in an affluent neighborhood in East Atlanta and attended high school at The Academy of Performing Arts School in Los Angeles. Kelce's career began with minor roles in various television series before becoming known for his role as Adam West in the NBC sitcom "The Good Place." His portrayal of the character was widely praised for its comedic timing, which often included a wink or a nod to the audience, and he is known for his ability to charm audiences with his charming personality. He later portrayed Kevin Nealon on the hit series "Chicago P.I.," where he was an undercover detective, before starring in "The Good Place," directed by David S. Goyer. He also appeared in films such as "American Horror Story: Coven" and "Divergent." Kelce has been a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) for over 25 years, though not publicly known to have ever converted. In an interview with "The Daily Beast," he spoke about his faith in God as being a formative influence on his life, stating: "I've always been influenced by my parents and by their faith; I've had many different religious views. But the one thing that has really stuck with me is the fact that I'm a believer."
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