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Lou Ferrigno Jr., the son and namesake of the former Hulk actor, shared how he had a stuggling relationship with his father while growing up. Louis Jude Ferrigno Jr. (born November 10, ) is an American actor. He is known for his role in the CBS television series S.W.A.T., as Donovan Rocker, a SWAT team leader and decorated officer.

Lou Ferrigno Jr. in Is he married or dating a new girlfriend? Net worth: How rich is he? Does Lou Ferrigno Jr. have tattoos? Does he smoke? + Body measurements & other facts. One day after the th episode of the procedural ended with Buck sharing a kiss with Tommy (Lou Ferrigno Jr.), cast member Angela Bassett revealed she was also very surprised. Lou Ferrigno Jr. He began his career in as a fitness model, leading to a transition into the commercial, film, and the TV industry.

He is best known for his dramatic and comedic performance. Ferrigno Jr. What attracted you to begin an acting career? I wanted to be acknowledged, I wanted to be seen, especially by my father. During the filming of my first, brief on-screen acting encounter, I knew that one day I was going to become a professional actor. When did you decide that you want to become an actor? I was hooked at getting another chance to perform as an actor.

But as puberty reared its ugly head, my acting dreams were put on hold. During those years, I became obsessed with comic books and graphic novels, focusing on school and my passion for art and creating characters whom I would develop and create. I became overweight and was frequently bullied for my size, forcing me to develop a sense of humor in order to avoid ridicule from my classmates and neighboring kids around town. What was your big break?

Which was the most challenging character you have ever performed? I give everything I can to a character, in order to produce the most three-dimensional representation of the role for the screen. Given the reality of the circumstances, alone in a house in the woods at the end of my rope, prepared to murder the love of my life, the whole situation was so real to me that I chose to return to therapy just to decompress from the psychological wear that was left on my psyche.

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It was intense but I loved it, nonetheless. What would you recommend to a personwh0 wants to start working in the entertainment industry? Ask lots of questions and read as much as you can about the craft of acting. Take risks, be brave, and stay true to oneself. What is your dream role? Lead in a big budget Netflix action series, or to have the honor of playing a historical figure with some sort of physical disability.

Who inspires you the most? Honestly, every time I witness a three-Legged dog hopping along, carrying on with its day as if it had all four limbs, I almost get emotional. I love animals, especially dogs, for their unique abilities and how they effortlessly live in the present moment. What has been the best performance of your career so far?

I play a fictional major league baseball superstar, Trent Fox, who suffers a debilitating hamstring injury, reluctantly turning to yoga to aid in his recovery and get his career back on the right track. He is immediately captivated by his instructor, Genevieve, played by Elizabeth Posey, as she helps get him back to full-strength and also steals his heart. This adapted novel was my first feature-length opportunity to show my vulnerability on screen opposite a female love interest, while remaining true to the original character.

Which part of your job do you enjoy the most? Besides all the delicious craft service snacks on set, my favorite aspect of this career is the opportunity to work with interesting people from all walks of life. As an artist I love collaborating with talented actors and directors, bringing a script to life.