Марк-Мэри-Мейсон-Дженис

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А чё делать?

А вот реальная свадьба.

Lucy (Понедельник, 21 декабря 2009, 16:58:05) писал:

С длинными волосами еще хуже!

Цитата

ну, не угодишь!
Иди к Дэвису - у него и борода, и волосы длинные, и нравится

Lucy (Понедельник, 21 декабря 2009, 17:02:33) писал:

Ох, тоже не нравится!!!
И чего таких симпатичных мужчин так и тянет себя изуродовать лишней растительностью?

Ну, не знаю. Мне например, Девис с бородой вообще не нравится, с усами тем более. А Линдстрому борода идет. Наверное,от строения лица зависит. А вот в СБ его борода была ужасна. Хорошо, что он ее потом сбрил, правда тогда он уже совсем плохим стал...

А мне он в СБ с бородой нравится.
Хотя я вообще не люблю бородатых-усатых.
В смысле - Марк.

Сообщение отредактировал Lucy: Суббота, 21 августа 2010, 20:01:28

Постарели мои старики .
Упорно пишут, что это фото 2009 г, но меня терзают смутные сомнения, хотя... всё возможно ))).

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Jon Lindstrom: Dr. Kevin Collins on Port Charles.

Jon Lindstrom joined the cast of "Port Charles" in June, 1997, as Dr. Kevin Collins, a character he began playing on "General Hospital" on June 10, 1992. Cerebral, moody and complex, Kevin has finally found the love of his life with the irreverent Lucy Coe. Together they triumphed over the demons of his past and now look forward to a brighter future.

Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, Lindstrom was introduced to acting by his father, an advertising executive who also directed commercials. Lindstrom also studied music as a drummer, eventually attending the University of Oregon studying music and drama.

Moving to Los Angeles, Lindstrom studied with many of the most prominent acting teachers, including Lee Strasberg, Stella Adler and others, while sustaining himself with bartending jobs. His first professional acting assignment, in fact, was playing a bartender in the ABC series, "Call to Glory." Lindstrom's additional TV credits include the Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker saga, "Fall From Grace"; and the movie for television, "The Alamo, Thirteen Days to Glory," with Alec Baldwin. Lindstrom also had a role on "Santa Barbara" from 1985-86. In feature films, Lindstrom was seen in "Point of Seduction" with Andrew Stevens and Morgan Fairchild; and "Listen to Me" with Roy Scheider and Kirk Cameron. A talented musician and drummer, Lindstrom has recorded an album, "Feel Free to Do So," with his group, The High Lonesome.

An active athlete, Lindstrom is a skilled scuba diver, an avid skier and an expert in martial arts. Lindstrom also enjoys traveling, having backpacked through much of Europe and the United States. He lives in Southern California.

Bio courtesy of ABC Daytime




BIOGRAPHY


Emmy nominated Jon Lindstrom is proud to have worked successfully both in front and behind the camera for over 20 years. His recent award winning films as an actor include “You Can’t Have it All” (2010 winner -Philadelphia Q Fest), “The Sacrifice” (2009 winner -Monaco International Film Festival) and “The Double Born” (2008 winner -Bare Bones Film Festival).

His extensive television experience includes long running parts on the daytime dramas “Port Charles” and “General Hospital” for ABC and in 2010 CBS’s “As the World Turns,” for which he was nominated in the coveted Lead Actor category for a Daytime Emmy Award. Other television credits of note include “CSI,” “Introducing Dorothy Dandridge” for HBO, and “The Alamo: Thirteen Days to Glory” on NBC.

Behind the camera, Jon is well regarded for his work co-writing the screenplay for “The Hard Easy,” which was made into a feature film with Vera Farmiga, Bruce Dern and Peter Weller. Since it’s 2007 release he has completed two other screenplays, “Head High,” and “How We Got Away With It.” His latest screenplay, “Anybody’s Anything” is currently in pre-production for 2011.

Music has also played a strong role in his creative and professional life. A lifelong drummer, Jon recorded an album with his band “The High Lonesome” which garnered much industry praise and “most added” status for two singles on the Billboard Hot 100.

Other TV and film credits include “Must Love Dogs” with Diane Lane, “Right On Track” for the Disney Channel, “Fall From Grace: The Jim and Tammy Faye Baker Story” for NBC and the film “Listen to Me” for Columbia Pictures.

Jon was the first actor to join the coveted directors program at ABC Daytime, and has since directed for both ABC and CBS. Although he left the program in 2002, he continues to direct short films and is planning to direct his first feature in the near future.