Michael Weatherly

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Michael Weatherly
Born Michael Manning Weatherly Jr.
July 8, 1968 (1968-07-08) (age 39)
New York City, New York
Spouse(s) Amelia Heinle (1995 - 1997) (divorced) 1 child

Michael Manning Weatherly, Jr. (born July 8, 1968) is an American actor.

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[edit] Biography

[edit] Early Life

Weatherly was born in New York City and raised in Fairfield, Connecticut by wealthy parents, Patricia, a hospital administrator, and Michael Manning Weatherly, Sr. He has a brother, Will. His father cut him off from his inheritance when he decided to pursue acting.[1] He has – according to him – eleven siblings (one of whom is the mother of actress Alex Breckenridge), though he only has one full brother (same parents as he), the others are all halfs and steps as both of his parents are married for the third time. His father became wealthy from importing Swiss Army Knives, which is mentioned in an episode of "NCIS." He graduated from Brooks School in North Andover, Massachusetts in 1986. Subsequently, he spent some time in Paris at the American University of Paris.[2]

[edit] Career

He starred in Dark Angel for the two seasons it was on the air. In 1998 he starred in Significant Others on television with Jennifer Garner. The show only lasted for six episodes.

Weatherly is currently starring as Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo on NCIS, starring Mark Harmon.

He was a guest presenter at the Australian Logie Awards of 2007 on 6 May 2007 and was a guest on Rove Live[3].

[edit] Personal life

Dated Rachel Hunter and Rebecca Gayheart. In 2001, he became engaged to his Dark Angel co-star Jessica Alba, but the couple broke it off in 2003. [4]

Weatherly married Amelia Heinle, his co-star in Loving and The City in 1995. They had one son, August Manning Weatherly (born in 1996), before they divorced in 1997.

[edit] Filmography

Film
Year Film Role Other notes
1997 Meet Wally Sparks Dean Sparks
1998 The Last Days of Disco Hap
2000 Gun Shy Dave Juniper
The Specials Verdict, Crusader Industries
2001 Venus and Mars Cody Battle Vandermeer
Trigger Happy Bill
2005 Her Minor Thing Tom
Television
Year Title Role Notes
1991 The Cosby Show Theo's Roommate Episode: Theo's Final Final
19921995 Loving Cooper Alden Episode: Heart and Sole
19951996 The City Cooper Alden
1996 Pier 66 Decker Monroe TV-Movie/TV-Pilot
1997 Asteroid Dr. Matthew Rogers NBC TV-Movie
Spy Game James Cash Episode: What Family Doesn't Have its Ups and Downs?
1998 The Advanced Guard Kevin, Captive Sci Fi Channel TV-Movie
Significant Others Ben Chasen
Jesse Roy
1999 Charmed Brendan Rowe Episode: When Bad Warlocks Turn Good
The Crow: Stairway to Heaven James Horton Episode: A Gathering Storm
Winding Roads Mick Simons TV-Movie
2000 Cabin by the Lake Boone USA Network TV-Movie
Grapevine Jack Vallone Episode: Jack
Ally McBeal Wayne Keeble Episode: Sex, Lies and Second Thoughts
20002002 Dark Angel Logan Cale
2003 JAG Anthony 'Tony' DiNozzo
2003–present NCIS Anthony 'Tony' DiNozzo
2004 The Mystery of Natalie Wood Robert Wagner ABC TV-Movie

[edit] Awards & Nominations

Saturn Awards

  • 2001: Nominated, "Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series" - Dark Angel
  • 2002: Nominated, "Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series" - Dark Angel

Soap Opera Digest Awards

  • 1994: Nominated, "Hottest Male Star" - Loving
  • 1995: Nominated, "Outstanding Younger Lead Actor" - Loving

Teen Choice Awards

  • 2001: Nominated, "Choice TV Actor" - Dark Angel

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