Jeremy Jordan may refer to Jeremy Jordan, the musical theater actor or Jeremy Jordan, the singer. Jeremy Michael Jordan (born November 20, 1984) is an American stage actor and singer. He has performed on Broadway and in television and film, as well as in other theatrical productions. He is best known for the roles of Jack Kelly in the 2012 Newsies: The Musical and Clyde Barrow in the 2011 musical Bonnie & Clyde. He has also appeared on stage in Rock of Ages and West Side Story, on film in Joyful Noise and The Last Five Years, and on television in Law and Order: SVU and Smash. He is married to fellow Broadway actress Ashley Spencer. Jeremy Jordan (born September 19, 1973 in Hammond, Indiana) is an American actor and singer. In 1993, Jordan released Try My Love on Giant Records. The album yielded the international hit singles, "The Right Kind Of Love" (#5 Billboard Hot 100 Airplay, #14 Billboard Hot 100 Singles, #4 Billboard Top 40 Mainstream, #22 Billboard Rhythmic Top 40), and "Wannagirl"(#11 Billboard Top 40 Mainstream, #24 Billboard Rhythmic Top 40, #28 Billboard Hot 100). "The Right Kind of Love" was certified platinum selling over a million copies and peaked just inside the top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100.[1] Jordan's debut album and Wannagirl were certified gold.[2][3] Additionally, "My Love Is Good Enough" and "Try My Love" were featured in the film Airborne. "The Right Kind Of Love" music video was featured during the end credits of Beverly Hills, 90210 and was also on the television series' soundtrack. His popularity, music wise, peaked with concerts around the globe. A remix album, Jeremy The Remix, was released to overseas markets in late 1993. Since 1994, Jordan transitioned into acting and has appeared in a number of films including Never Been Kissed with Drew Barrymore, as well as independent films Leaving Las Vegas with Nicolas Cage, Julian Po with Christian Slater, and Nowhere directed by Gregg Araki. In 2009, Jordan released a new song entitled "Forgotten People." The song and video are about homeless people. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.