Tyler Posey's Dad Joins Him in 'Teen Wolf: The Movie' - Here's Where You Might Know Him From
Tyler Posey, who played Scott McCall on 'Teen Wolf' from 2011 to 2017, will soon reprise his role in the sequel, 'Teen Wolf: The Movie'. A release date has yet to be confirmed for the film, which is set to premiere on Paramount+, but we know a familiar face will join it on screen.
Longtime fans may already know that Tyler's father, John, is also part of the "Teen Wolf" universe. He will also return for the movie, his son revealed at Comic-Con in July. John first appeared in the web series "Teen Wolf: Search For a Cure" in 2011 and later made a guest appearance in the series' ninth episode, "Wolf's Bane", eventually becoming a recurring character in season four. . He plays Dr. Conrad Fenris, the head physician at Eichen House Mental Hospital who specializes in the supernatural. Reps for Tyler and John did not immediately respond to POPSUGAR's request for comment.
Before "Teen Wolf," John was already established in Hollywood, but his career wasn't entirely without setbacks. He was originally cast as Danny Tanner on "Full House" but was replaced by Bob Saget after the pilot episode was filmed. "I didn't know at the time that [Saget] was the guy they originally wanted, that he just wasn't available," John recalled in a 2014 interview with Yahoo TV. /p>
But John went on to appear in a wide variety of movies, including "Manhunter," "RobCop 3," "Perry Mason: The Case of the Defiant Daughter," and "W.M.G." He is also an established television presence, appearing in "Cheers", "Dallas", "Seinfeld", "ER", "NCIS", "Criminal Minds" and "Bones". His most recognizable roles over the years include John McGinnis in "My Wildest Dreams" and Bill Millstone in "How to Get Away with Murder." Additionally, John spent years touring the country with “Father, Son & Holy Coach,” his one-man show about a father trying to live vicariously through his son.
The stage has bonded John and Tyler over the years: Tyler and his brother Jesse became producers of "Father, Son & Holy Coach" after their mother and John's wife, Cyndi, left. died of cancer in 2016. 'He needed a distraction – we all did,' Tyler said
Tyler Posey, who played Scott McCall on 'Teen Wolf' from 2011 to 2017, will soon reprise his role in the sequel, 'Teen Wolf: The Movie'. A release date has yet to be confirmed for the film, which is set to premiere on Paramount+, but we know a familiar face will join it on screen.
Longtime fans may already know that Tyler's father, John, is also part of the "Teen Wolf" universe. He will also return for the movie, his son revealed at Comic-Con in July. John first appeared in the web series "Teen Wolf: Search For a Cure" in 2011 and later made a guest appearance in the series' ninth episode, "Wolf's Bane", eventually becoming a recurring character in season four. . He plays Dr. Conrad Fenris, the head physician at Eichen House Mental Hospital who specializes in the supernatural. Reps for Tyler and John did not immediately respond to POPSUGAR's request for comment.
Before "Teen Wolf," John was already established in Hollywood, but his career wasn't entirely without setbacks. He was originally cast as Danny Tanner on "Full House" but was replaced by Bob Saget after the pilot episode was filmed. "I didn't know at the time that [Saget] was the guy they originally wanted, that he just wasn't available," John recalled in a 2014 interview with Yahoo TV. /p>
But John went on to appear in a wide variety of movies, including "Manhunter," "RobCop 3," "Perry Mason: The Case of the Defiant Daughter," and "W.M.G." He is also an established television presence, appearing in "Cheers", "Dallas", "Seinfeld", "ER", "NCIS", "Criminal Minds" and "Bones". His most recognizable roles over the years include John McGinnis in "My Wildest Dreams" and Bill Millstone in "How to Get Away with Murder." Additionally, John spent years touring the country with “Father, Son & Holy Coach,” his one-man show about a father trying to live vicariously through his son.
The stage has bonded John and Tyler over the years: Tyler and his brother Jesse became producers of "Father, Son & Holy Coach" after their mother and John's wife, Cyndi, left. died of cancer in 2016. 'He needed a distraction – we all did,' Tyler said
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