Craig Wells' first appearance in a feature-length film was in 2012 in the movie Gila!, where he played Mayor's Assistant LaMont "Charlie" Hollybrook. His earlier works included mostly stage performances, with the role of the Guard #2 in his third grade play. Audiences, especially the three ladies in the second row, loved his delivery of "Stop! Identify yourself!" in that performance. Unfortunately, the production had a very limited run (1 night), and Craig was forced to return to the real world while his dreams of acting continued to percolate in the back of his mind. He returned to the stage in the fall of 2018 with the role of Mayor William Hemphill in the live radio play "Pappy Wilson Goes to War". After a brief stint in south Florida, Craig returned to his hometown of Franklin, Indiana, working as a CFO during the day, and working on his acting dreams at night. He also likes to sing - mostly in the shower, in his car, and sometimes at karaoke bars. Show less «