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| Name | Jensen Ackles |
| Aliases | Jensen Ross Ackles |
| Place of birth | Dallas, Texas |
| Gender | Male |
| Date of birth | March 1st, 1978 |
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| First appearance | Dark Angel: Pollo Loco |
Jensen Ackles is an American film and television actor born in Dallas, Texas on March 31st, 1978. His first regular acting work was playing a character named Malcolm in the sit-com Mr. Rhodes. From 1998 to 2000, Ackles had a brief stint on the daytime soap opera Days of Our Lives playing a character named Eric Brady. His first work in the science fiction genre came in 2001 when he became a recurring character on the second season of James Cameron's hit TV series Dark Angel. Ackles played a transgenic experiment named X5-494, aka, Alec. He appeared in all twenty-two episodes of season two. Jensen's further television credits include twelve episodes of Dawson's Creek, six episodes of the TV drama Still Life and twenty-two episodes of the comic book-inspired series Smallville, playing a high school football coach named Jason Teague. In 2005, Ackles became a feature co-star on the CW Network television series Supernatural, playing the wise-cracking demon hunter Dean Winchester.
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External Links[]
- Jensen Ackles at IMDB
- Jensen Ackles at AMG
- Jensen Ackles at Wikipedia
- Jensen Ackles at the Horror House
- Jensen Ackles at the Dark Angel Wiki
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