What happened to actor chris young?

Answer 1

You can find out everything that Chris is doing on his website chrisyoung.com.

For a summary, I've included an extract from his biography page here:

Chris began his entertainment-industry career at 15 when he starred as boy genius Bryce Lynch on the cult TV series "Max Headroom". Before becoming a producer and director, Young starred in the feature films "The Great Outdoors", "Book of Love", and "PCU".

Chris produced "The Proud Family Movie" for Disney Channel, co-produced and starred in the NBC movie "Killing Mr. Griffin", and served as Executive Producer and Director on 26 half-hour episodes of "The New Adventures of A.R.K." for the Discovery Channel. In addition to producing and directing the live-action and animation pilots "Wasabi Warriors", "Gato and Mike", and "Tankboys!", Chris directed the short film "The Need" which he developed with Stiles White and Juliet Snowden ("Knowing", "The Birds", "Poltergeist"). Shot in a rich cinematic style, the film became an official selection at numerous festivals and winner of several awards.

Chris has contributed concert visuals to Kelly Clarkson, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Tim McGraw, Perry Farrell, Ne-Yo, Sarah Brightman, Miley Cyrus and Chris Cornell. Chris was at the forefront of Universal Music's viral music video initiative when he shot, directed, and edited the music video "Struggle" for Ringside.

Chris produced and directed the stereoscopic 3D horror-thriller "Dead of Nowhere", starring Balthazar Getty and Lin Shaye. Young used this opportunity to develop a low-budget, high quality, guerilla-style SI-2K 3D workflow that allowed him to shoot 30 set-ups a day, on location in the Mojave Desert. In addition Chris has produced, directed, edited and served as the stereoscopic production and 3D post supervisor on several stereo3D music video projects including La Roux, Kelis, Die Antwoord, Travis Barker & The Cool Kids and Kelly Rowland.

Chris lives in Studio City, California with his wife and two daughters.