Brian Richard Peck (born July 29, 1960) is a convicted sex offender, former American actor, dialogue coach, director, and producer.
As an actor, Peck is best known for his roles as Scuz in The Return of the Living Dead and Pickle Boy in All That, which employed him as a dialogue coach.
Additionally, Peck made appearances on Growing Pains, The Amanda Show, and Boy Meets World. He also directed the comedy horror anthology film The Willies (1990). On Growing Pains, he served as Alan Thicke’s body double.
He made guest appearances as an actor and dialogue coach on a number of children’s television shows in the early 1990s, including Boy Meets World, Kenan & Kel, The Amanda Show, and What I Like About You.
Apart from television, he kept working on big-budget movies in the early 2000s. He was an acting coach for Shia LaBeouf in Holes and a dialogue coach for Amanda Bynes in Love Wrecked.
Where is Brian Peck now?
He lives in Los Angeles, California, as of 2024, and has not worked in the entertainment industry since 2019.
After serving his sentence, Peck was released from prison in 2005. A year later, he was hired by Disney Channel to work on the show The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, which starred Dylan and Cole Spouses. He was not involved with the cast or crew on set, but he did voiceover work for three episodes.
Peck continued to appear in several projects even after being fired from Disney Channel’s The Suite Life of Zack & Cody in 2006.
These included the 2012 series Anger Management, the 2008 film Bedtime Stories, and the 2015 television series Freaks of Nature. In 2018, he had his final role in the miniseries Animal Showdown.
Peck’s co-worker Drake Bell, a Nickelodeon star who appeared in the documentary series Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV in March 2024, was revealed to be his victim on the Investigation Discovery documentary series.
What was Brian Peck convicted of?
Peck, 43, was taken into custody in 2003 on 11 counts, which included lewd acts upon a child aged 14 or 15 by an adult 10 years older, oral copulation using a controlled substance, and sodomy.
A year later, he received a 16-month prison sentence and was required to register as a sexual offender.
Court records state that Peck is only “prohibited from direct contact with children, not from being part of productions in which children are acting.” Peck stated that he “had no comment on the documentary when asked about it.”
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