Max Kasch

Joseph Maxwell "Max" Kasch, born on December 6, 1985, is an accomplished American actor recognized for his roles in both film and television. Hailing from Santa Monica, California, Max has Scottish and Jewish roots and is part of a talented family, with his brothers Cody and Dylan Kasch also making their mark in the acting industry.

Max gained significant recognition for his portrayal of Zig-zag in the beloved 2003 film "Holes," which showcased his ability to bring complex characters to life. He further demonstrated his range by playing T-Dog in the dark comedy "Waiting..." and appearing in the horror film "Shrooms," highlighting his versatility across different genres.

Raised in Ojai, California, Max relocated closer to Los Angeles to support his and his siblings' aspirations in acting. His close bond with his "Holes" co-star Jake M. Smith is a testament to his ability to forge lasting friendships in the industry, as Smith even stayed with the Kasch family for a period following their work together.

With a career marked by diverse roles and a strong familial connection to the entertainment world, Max Kasch continues to be a notable figure in Hollywood, showcasing his talent and dedication to the craft.