Andrew Walker's journey to Hallmark started in his hometown of Montréal, Canada. As the actor explained in an interview on "The Grass is Greener with Paul Greene," when he was just 12, Walker's lunchtime drama teacher noticed he was a standout talent. As a result, she reached out to his mother and recruited Walker to join her small acting agency. By the time Walker was 13, he had already been hired by one of the '90s most memorable kids' shows, "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" Throughout his adolescence and adulthood, Walker continued to thrive in the industry.
He worked on high-profile shows like "ER," "CSI: Miami," "CSI: New York," and "The Big Bang Theory" and even starred in a leading role in the Lifetime Series, "Against the Wall." In 2012, Walker made his Hallmark debut. The actor appeared in two of the channel's Christmas rom-coms that year: "A Bride for Christmas" and "Finding Mrs. Claus." From there, the festive hits kept on coming.
Just a fraction of Walker's Hallmark holiday movies to date include; "Merry and Bright," "Christmas on My Mind," "My Christmas Family Tree," and "A Maple Valley Christmas." In the years following his big debut, Hallmark quickly discovered the broad scope of genres that Walker's acting range could accommodate. And nowadays, his impressive tool kit with the channel continues to grow.
