Andrew Keegan Filmography and Major Movie Roles
Andrew Keegan is an American actor known for roles in late 1990s and early 2000s Hollywood films. His filmography includes lead and supporting parts in studio releases, independent projects, and genre films. He began acting as a teenager and appeared in productions tied to major studios and recognized production companies. His career spans teen comedies, thrillers, and dramas, with roles that placed him alongside established casts in the U.S. entertainment industry Forbes Entertainment.
Among his notable films are 1999's "10 Things I Hate About You," where he played Joey Stratford, and the 2000 comedy "The Broken Hearts Club." He also starred in "O" (2001), a modern adaptation of Shakespeare's "Othello," and "The Princess Diaries" (2001) as the surfer boyfriend. Later credits include the 2015 thriller "The Last Rescue" and the 2017 drama "Chasing the Rain," which featured him in lead roles with independent production teams IMDb Andrew Keegan.
Box Office Performance and Audience Reception
Andrew Keegan movies have reached global audiences through theatrical and home entertainment distribution. "10 Things I Hate About You" grossed over $53 million worldwide on a reported budget of $8 million, making it a commercial success for 20th Century Fox Box Office Mojo. "The Princess Diaries" earned more than $165 million worldwide and became a notable family film release for Walt Disney Pictures.
Other Keegan-led films had more modest box office runs. "The Broken Hearts Club" earned roughly $1.8 million in limited U.S. theatrical release. Independent titles such as "The Last Rescue" and "Chasing the Rain" received limited theatrical exposure and reached audiences primarily through streaming platforms and direct-to-video distribution Rotten Tomatoes Andrew Keegan.
Career Timeline, Production Work, and Current Status
Andrew Keegan's career timeline includes acting, producing, and directing work in film and digital content. He founded the production company Independently Major Entertainment Films (IME Films), which developed independent projects in the 2010s. His production credits include short films and features that screened at festivals and digital platforms, reflecting a shift toward creator-driven content SEC EDGAR Filings.
As of the latest public data, Andrew Keegan continues to work in entertainment with credits in independent films, digital series, and event-based media. His recent projects include producing and starring in content tied to streaming services and online platforms. He remains active in the industry, with a focus on independent storytelling and production that connects with niche audiences Forbes Entertainment.