'Who Invited Charlie?' Star Peter Dager Reveals 10 Fun Facts About Himself (Exclusive)

Peter Dager has a breakout role in the new movie Who Invited Charlie?!

The former WITS Academy star can be seen in the comedy as Max, the son of Reid Scott and Jordana Brewster‘s Phil and Rosie.

Who Invited Charlie? follows Phil Schreiber, a self-involved hedge fund manager escapes to the Hamptons with his wife and son at the beginning of the pandemic. Making an already fraught situation worse is the surprise arrival of Phil’s college roommate Charlie. An exemplar of Falstaffian excess, Charlie is also the keeper of some of Phil’s darkest secrets.

To make matters worse for Phil, his wife and son love Charlie. As Charlie makes himself at home — secrets are revealed that threaten to do more harm than the virus they’re all hiding out from.

Ahead of the film’s release, we caught up with Peter and got to know 10 Fun Facts about him.

Keep reading inside to see what he shared…

Peter Dager – 10 Fun Facts

• 1. I am a black belt in karate.
• 2. I can not ride a bike, even after being taught multiple times.
• 3. I’m half Venezuelan and half Cuban, so Spanish was my first language, and I speak it fluently.
• 4. At 18 years old, I moved to New York City alone to pursue acting and postponed the notion of going to college.
• 5. My original dreams were to be a baseball player and then a basketball player, but they were crushed after my mom told me, “I was too short for that.”
• 6. I write original music and play both the guitar and piano.
• 7. My favorite basketball team is the Los Angeles Lakers, and I hope to have season tickets one day… like Jack Nicholson.
• 8. What made me go into acting and become a storyteller was seeing my sister play Tinker Bell in a local production of Peter Pan.
• 9. Al Pacino is my favorite actor and would be my first choice if I was told I could have dinner with any actor, dead or alive.
• 10. I am only interesting enough for nine facts, but this will make it seem like I have 10.

Who Invited Charlie? hits theaters and On Demand on Friday (February 3)!