When a couple of lazy hunter-gatherers (Black and Cera) are banished from their primitive village, they set off on an epic journey through the ancient world. (IMDB.com) John Gearries earned his SAG Eligibility due to his role in this film as a caveman
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Recently, John Gearries has been appearing in various scenes as a cop on the CBS TV show “The Young and the Restless.” His part in this production has earned him the right to be eligible for AFTRA.TheYoungandtheRestless.com
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The story begins when “The First Dog,” Teddy, is accidentally left behind after the President appears at a dedication ceremony. Thousands of miles from home, the dog is found by a young boy, Danny Milbright, who discovers that Teddy belongs to the President of the United States – but no one believes him FirstDogUS.com 
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Mental Scars is a new Independent horror film looking to be released internationally. The film stars John Gearries, actor
Sonny Landon
(48 Hours, The Predator, Action Jackson), and the debut performance of actor/ writer/ producer Richard Myles.
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John Gearries stars in this Independent film release as “Barber,” a baseball catcher who is a steroid user, the team’s captain, and best player. The film is a multi-cultural college baseball drama involving Hidden Identities, Lost- Loved-Ones, Banned Substance, Racism, and Redemption. (IMDB.com)
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John Gearries was currently a featured guest on the Gregory Mantell Show. The episode was entitled “Making it in Hollywood.” John Gearries had the opportunity to question legendary acting trainer Scott Sedita www.ScottSeditaActing.com on the do’s and don’ts on the journey of becoming a successful actor in Hollywood [View More]

Six Days is a feature film mobster comedy. John Gearries had a featured appearance in this film to provide strong action sequences and hilarious comedic dialogue. "Six Days" recently premiered and is looking to be released on DVD nationwide in 2009. [View More]

Shot in Louisville, KY John Gearries starred in a 48 Hour Film Festival production. “A World Lost” won an award for BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY. The film is available to view at www.TunnellMill.com