When we go see an action-adventure film, not many people put much thought into what goes into creating those thrilling action sequences. On that same note, not many actors actually perform those dangerous stunts; they leave it up to highly trained stuntmen/women. Finding actors who are willing and able to perform their own stunts is no easy task, which makes the very talented Joe Manganiello a hot commodity in the biz.
After graduating from Carnegie Mellon trường đại học with a degree in drama, one of the first roles Joe landed a role playing Flash Thompson in the blockbuster film Spider-Man. From that point on, he has landed role after role on some of television's hottest shows, he's appeared in several films as both an actor and stuntman, and is very active in the theater community.
I had the opportunity to speak with this talented and incredibly intelligent actor about how he got started in the business, the dangers of stunt work, and his recurring roles on One cây đồi núi, hill and How I Met Your Mother.
Q: When did bạn decide to pursue acting?
Joe: "I played football, bóng rổ and bóng chuyền i high school. I was injured when I was returning the kickoff in a football game against Joe Montana's old high school. It was a muddy, rainy night and my cleat got stuck in the mud and I tore my MCL. It made me start thinking about what I wanted to do with my life and I realized that pursuing a career in football was not a high priority.
That injury forced me to realize what I really should be doing. I think diễn xuất is a perfect job for someone like me who has a lot of different skills in very different areas. As a kid, I was always artistic and involved in art in some way, and having that artistic outlet is important as well."
When we go see an action-adventure film, not many people put much thought into what goes into creating those thrilling action sequences. On that same note, not many actors actually perform those dangerous stunts; they leave it up to highly trained stuntmen/women. Finding actors who are willing and able to perform their own stunts is no easy task, which makes the very talented Joe Manganiello a hot commodity in the biz.
After graduating from Carnegie Mellon trường đại học with a degree in drama, one of the first roles Joe landed a role playing Flash Thompson in the blockbuster film Spider-Man. From that point on, he has landed role after role on some of television's hottest shows, he's appeared in several films as both an actor and stuntman, and is very active in the theater community.
I had the opportunity to speak with this talented and incredibly intelligent actor about how he got started in the business, the dangers of stunt work, and his recurring roles on One cây đồi núi, hill and How I Met Your Mother.
Q: When did bạn decide to pursue acting?
Joe: "I played football, bóng rổ and bóng chuyền i high school. I was injured when I was returning the kickoff in a football game against Joe Montana's old high school. It was a muddy, rainy night and my cleat got stuck in the mud and I tore my MCL. It made me start thinking about what I wanted to do with my life and I realized that pursuing a career in football was not a high priority.
That injury forced me to realize what I really should be doing. I think diễn xuất is a perfect job for someone like me who has a lot of different skills in very different areas. As a kid, I was always artistic and involved in art in some way, and having that artistic outlet is important as well."
Q: What was the worst (non-acting) job bạn ever had?
Joe: "I only worked it one ngày -- I studied for weeks to become a golf caddy and the first ngày of work, I woke up at 4:30 in the morning to be on the course at 6 and I sat there for about 6 hours. Finally, some guy came along and needed a caddy for 9 holes. I got a couple of bucks and a Snickers bar and I never went back."
Q: Did bạn have to go to a special school for stunt work?
Joe: "No. When my stunts are listed on IMDB, it's just the fact that I'm an athletic actor. I do as much as they let me do without getting killed. I do stuff that's borderline; it's like an athletic puzzle, hoặc a really crazy carnival game bạn have to figure out."
Q: Have bạn ever been injured doing stunt work?
Joe: "Sure. We had a four-episode arc for One cây đồi núi, hill where I had to learn to play the sport slamball, which is bóng rổ on a trampoline. Me and James Lafferty were the two actors on the hiển thị that were picked to do the slamball, so we had a two-week training period with the slamball professionals. I wound up pulling a muscle tiếp theo to my spine, but I thought I had a cracked vertebrae and had to get an MRI. I sat out for a week, got some massages and got back in there."
Q: Do bạn do your own stunts?
Joe: "I've worked with the same stuntman for the last 8 years. His name is Oliver Keller, he's from Switzerland and he's awesome! He's really good at deciding what I should and shouldn't do, so there's a lot of thought that goes into it. He's on set for the stunts that I will do. Obviously, it's a lot easier if I do my own stunts because it's going to be better for the filming. I recently started skydiving, so I've been hoping that I'll get cast in a movie like Point Break, where we can actually do a scene while we're falling in the air."
Q: bạn play a recurring role on One cây Hill, do bạn plan on playing a thêm permanent role now that Chad and Hilarie are leaving the show?
Joe: "That would be up to them (TPTB). I'm involved in other projects, but I tình yêu that hiển thị and if Mark Schwahn (the creator) asked, I would tình yêu to come back."
Q: You've had an incredible amount of guest starring roles on television, which has been your yêu thích role?
Joe: "Honestly, my yêu thích roles are the ones I get to do on stage. I got to play Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire, which has been my dream since I started acting. I loved my character on How I Met Your Mother. That hiển thị is so funny. I had so much fun doing that show, it's ridiculous."
Q: Which hiển thị has the best cast to work with?
Joe: "Because of the nature of the show, I'd have to say How I Met Your Mother. bạn hiển thị up everyday for work and try to crack each other up. It's the best job bạn can possibly get, bạn laugh all day, bạn go trang chủ laughing and when bạn get home, bạn think about all the stuff bạn did that ngày and bạn start laughing all over again. bạn can't beat that."
Q: Do bạn have any projects in the works?
Joe: "I'm currently in rehearsals for a play with a playwright named Terrence McNally (a legendary American playwright), and I'm going to be in his new play. I just got back from New York after spending two weeks rehearsing with the cast and crew. The cast is khó tin -- everyone in this cast has multiple Emmys, multiple Tonys, and the playwright is a Pulitzer Prize nominee. It's a very decorated room full of wonderful artists. The play will run the tháng of June at the La Jolla Playhouse."
Q: Anything to say to the fans?
Joe: "Thank you. This past năm has been overwhelming in the amount of người hâm mộ support. Keep it coming and thanks for paying attention."
After graduating from Carnegie Mellon trường đại học with a degree in drama, one of the first roles Joe landed a role playing Flash Thompson in the blockbuster film Spider-Man. From that point on, he has landed role after role on some of television's hottest shows, he's appeared in several films as both an actor and stuntman, and is very active in the theater community.
I had the opportunity to speak with this talented and incredibly intelligent actor about how he got started in the business, the dangers of stunt work, and his recurring roles on One cây đồi núi, hill and How I Met Your Mother.
Q: When did bạn decide to pursue acting?
Joe: "I played football, bóng rổ and bóng chuyền i high school. I was injured when I was returning the kickoff in a football game against Joe Montana's old high school. It was a muddy, rainy night and my cleat got stuck in the mud and I tore my MCL. It made me start thinking about what I wanted to do with my life and I realized that pursuing a career in football was not a high priority.
That injury forced me to realize what I really should be doing. I think diễn xuất is a perfect job for someone like me who has a lot of different skills in very different areas. As a kid, I was always artistic and involved in art in some way, and having that artistic outlet is important as well."
When we go see an action-adventure film, not many people put much thought into what goes into creating those thrilling action sequences. On that same note, not many actors actually perform those dangerous stunts; they leave it up to highly trained stuntmen/women. Finding actors who are willing and able to perform their own stunts is no easy task, which makes the very talented Joe Manganiello a hot commodity in the biz.
After graduating from Carnegie Mellon trường đại học with a degree in drama, one of the first roles Joe landed a role playing Flash Thompson in the blockbuster film Spider-Man. From that point on, he has landed role after role on some of television's hottest shows, he's appeared in several films as both an actor and stuntman, and is very active in the theater community.
I had the opportunity to speak with this talented and incredibly intelligent actor about how he got started in the business, the dangers of stunt work, and his recurring roles on One cây đồi núi, hill and How I Met Your Mother.
Q: When did bạn decide to pursue acting?
Joe: "I played football, bóng rổ and bóng chuyền i high school. I was injured when I was returning the kickoff in a football game against Joe Montana's old high school. It was a muddy, rainy night and my cleat got stuck in the mud and I tore my MCL. It made me start thinking about what I wanted to do with my life and I realized that pursuing a career in football was not a high priority.
That injury forced me to realize what I really should be doing. I think diễn xuất is a perfect job for someone like me who has a lot of different skills in very different areas. As a kid, I was always artistic and involved in art in some way, and having that artistic outlet is important as well."
Q: What was the worst (non-acting) job bạn ever had?
Joe: "I only worked it one ngày -- I studied for weeks to become a golf caddy and the first ngày of work, I woke up at 4:30 in the morning to be on the course at 6 and I sat there for about 6 hours. Finally, some guy came along and needed a caddy for 9 holes. I got a couple of bucks and a Snickers bar and I never went back."
Q: Did bạn have to go to a special school for stunt work?
Joe: "No. When my stunts are listed on IMDB, it's just the fact that I'm an athletic actor. I do as much as they let me do without getting killed. I do stuff that's borderline; it's like an athletic puzzle, hoặc a really crazy carnival game bạn have to figure out."
Q: Have bạn ever been injured doing stunt work?
Joe: "Sure. We had a four-episode arc for One cây đồi núi, hill where I had to learn to play the sport slamball, which is bóng rổ on a trampoline. Me and James Lafferty were the two actors on the hiển thị that were picked to do the slamball, so we had a two-week training period with the slamball professionals. I wound up pulling a muscle tiếp theo to my spine, but I thought I had a cracked vertebrae and had to get an MRI. I sat out for a week, got some massages and got back in there."
Q: Do bạn do your own stunts?
Joe: "I've worked with the same stuntman for the last 8 years. His name is Oliver Keller, he's from Switzerland and he's awesome! He's really good at deciding what I should and shouldn't do, so there's a lot of thought that goes into it. He's on set for the stunts that I will do. Obviously, it's a lot easier if I do my own stunts because it's going to be better for the filming. I recently started skydiving, so I've been hoping that I'll get cast in a movie like Point Break, where we can actually do a scene while we're falling in the air."
Q: bạn play a recurring role on One cây Hill, do bạn plan on playing a thêm permanent role now that Chad and Hilarie are leaving the show?
Joe: "That would be up to them (TPTB). I'm involved in other projects, but I tình yêu that hiển thị and if Mark Schwahn (the creator) asked, I would tình yêu to come back."
Q: You've had an incredible amount of guest starring roles on television, which has been your yêu thích role?
Joe: "Honestly, my yêu thích roles are the ones I get to do on stage. I got to play Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire, which has been my dream since I started acting. I loved my character on How I Met Your Mother. That hiển thị is so funny. I had so much fun doing that show, it's ridiculous."
Q: Which hiển thị has the best cast to work with?
Joe: "Because of the nature of the show, I'd have to say How I Met Your Mother. bạn hiển thị up everyday for work and try to crack each other up. It's the best job bạn can possibly get, bạn laugh all day, bạn go trang chủ laughing and when bạn get home, bạn think about all the stuff bạn did that ngày and bạn start laughing all over again. bạn can't beat that."
Q: Do bạn have any projects in the works?
Joe: "I'm currently in rehearsals for a play with a playwright named Terrence McNally (a legendary American playwright), and I'm going to be in his new play. I just got back from New York after spending two weeks rehearsing with the cast and crew. The cast is khó tin -- everyone in this cast has multiple Emmys, multiple Tonys, and the playwright is a Pulitzer Prize nominee. It's a very decorated room full of wonderful artists. The play will run the tháng of June at the La Jolla Playhouse."
Q: Anything to say to the fans?
Joe: "Thank you. This past năm has been overwhelming in the amount of người hâm mộ support. Keep it coming and thanks for paying attention."
Following weeks of contract negotiations and publicly made hints that a shake-up was afoot, Chad Michael Murray and Hilarie burton will not be returning for Season 7, a CW rep confirms for TVGuide.com.
To help fill what must have been an anticipated void, cây đồi núi, hill recently promoted Austin Nichols (aka Julian) to series regular status for this fall. Furthermore, two new characters will be introduced during Season 7, says EW's Michael Ausiello
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