Andy Hallett(1975-2009)

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Andy Hallett was from the tiny Cape Cod village of Osterville, part of the town of Barnstable. He attended Barnstable High School and then Assumption College in Worcester. Always shy, he didn't begin singing until Patti LaBelle invited him onstage at a concert. After moving to Los Angeles he worked as a runner for an agency and then as a property manager and personal assistant. When Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997) creator Joss Whedon saw Hallett singing in a Universal City blues revue, Whedon conceived the character of The Host, an anagogic demon who reads people when they open up through singing karaoke. Hallett was invited to try out and got the part, his first job ever as an actor.

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Awards
- 1 nomination

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Known for

Angel

7.9

TV Series

Lorne

Chance

6.8

Jack(as Andrew Hallett)

2002

The Enforcers

8.2

TV Mini Series

Wallace

2001

Geppetto's Secret

6.1

Cricket(voice)

2005

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Actor

Geppetto's Secret
6.1
- Cricket (voice)
- 2005
Angel
7.9
TV Series
- Lorne
- 2000–2004
Chance
6.8
- Jack (as Andrew Hallett)
- 2002
The Enforcers
8.2
TV Mini Series
- Wallace
- 2001
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
8.3
TV Series
- Student (uncredited)
- 1999

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Personal details

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Alternative name
- Andrew Hallett
Height
- 6′ 2″ (1.88 m)
Born
- August 4, 1975
- Osterville, Massachusetts, USA
Died
- March 29, 2009
- Los Angeles, California, USA(congestive heart disease)
Parents
Other works
Provided the voice of Archie in the audio book "Anne Manx and the Trouble on Chromius" by Larry Weiner (2003)
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Trivia
According to an interview in the Cleveland Plain Dealer (April 24, 2003), "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" executive producer Joss Whedon had been friends with Andy Hallett and they liked to visit a "dirty, old scandalous" karaoke bar in Hollywood together; then Joss asked him to audition for the role of Lorne. Hallett joined the cast during the second season, but because he was unsure about how his flashy-dressing, green-faced character would be received, he kept his day job for an entire season.