Ken Arnold

Born and raised in Atco, New Jersey, Ken attended Edgewood Regional Senior High and lettered in football, basketball, and baseball. After attending Wagner College, where he majored in Business Administration, he had a nine year professional baseball career playing for the Chicago Cubs, Baltimore Orioles and Texas Rangers organizations. During his playing days he was a five time all-star and won a gold glove. While playing for the Double AA Bowie Baysox in 1994 for the Baltimore Orioles organization, he moved to Maryland where he met his wife.

During the off-season in 1996, Ken He started acting because baseball didn’t seem hard enough. One of his first acting jobs was on the Baltimore based television classic, Homicide. Though it was humble beginnings initially (being that it was just extra work), Ken loved the craft and the business and he started pursuing acting further. Thanks to his persistence and talent, auditions in New York as well as LA, resulted in principal roles in some classic television shows such as The Wire, Law and Order and House of Cards. This success also translated to the big screen also, in films such as MEN IN BLACK 3, where he portrayed legendary astronaut, Buzz Aldrin or his cult favorite role as Ken in 2017's THE NIGHT WATCHMEN, just to name a few. Ken has been in hundreds of productions over the years including theater, television, films, commercials and more.