WHO PLAYS JASPER IN TWILIGHT MOVIE
He also has eight producing credits, making his debut with the 2009 documentary film “Anyone Can Play Guitar”, while a couple of his other works include the 2016 short movie “Hala”, the 2018 action film “Samson”, and the 2020 short science fiction movie “Scars”. Jackson has a single writing and directing credit: the 2015 comedy movie “Couch Surfing USA”. Three of Jackson’s most recent movie roles have been in the 2019 horror thriller “Do Not Reply”, the drama “Dreaming Grand Avenue” and the romantic drama “Until We Meet Again”, both in 2020. It won seven of the 12 awards for which it was nominated. The movie follows a young doctor who’s been involved in a car accident, and after waking up, has learned that she’s married to another man. In 2015, he was cast to star as Neil Lang in the fantasy mystery drama “Pali Road”, directed by Jonathan Lim, and which also starred Sung Kang and Michelle Chen. The following years saw him appear in a couple of mediocre movies, such as the comedy “Zombie Hamlet”, and the family adventure drama “Cowgirls ‘n Angels” both in 2012, and the 2013 drama “Live at the Foxes Den”. Jackson also reprised the role in the 20 sequels “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” and “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse”, respectively. The film starred Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, and follows Bella Swan who has just moved to a small city, and has fallen in love with Edward Cullen, a vampire who’s 108 years old. He gained recognition in 2008, with his portrayal of Jasper in the romantic fantasy drama “Twilight”, written by Melissa Rosenberg, based on the eponymous novel by Stephenie Meyer, and directed by Catherine Hardwicke. Jackson made his debut film appearance in 2005, with his portrayal of Jimmy in the family drama “River’s End”.
WHO PLAYS JASPER IN TWILIGHT SERIES
Two of Jackson’s most recent TV series roles have been in 12 episodes of the drama “Finding Carter” in 2015, and eight episodes of the action science fiction drama “The Last Ship” in 2017.
The series won two of the four awards for which it was nominated. In 2011, he was cast to star as Nick Green, in the thriller “Aim High”, which also starred Aimee Teegarden and Chris Wylde, and follows the life of a teenager who’s also a spy. The following years saw Jackson appear in an episode or two of various series, such as the romantic comedy “The War at Home”, the drama “The Cleaner”, and the mystery crime drama “Criminal Minds”. It follows two sisters and their mother, who have just moved from New Mexico to New York City.
He gained recognition in 2006, when he portrayed Nicholas Fiske in the romantic drama “Beautiful People”, created by Michael Rauch, and which starred Daphne Zuniga, Sarah Tareen and Torrey DeVitto. He made his debut TV series appearance in 2005, with his portrayal of Scott Fields in the episode “Romeo and Juliet Murders” of the mystery crime drama “Close to Home”, and the following year saw him portray Justin, in two episodes of the romantic comedy drama “The O. Jackson has been credited with appearing in 36 movies and 13 TV series, and we’re about to mention more of his notable performances. Jackson became interested in acting while attending Trinity School of Midland, and some of his first appearances were in plays performed at local theatres.įor his two final years of high school, Jackson studied at the Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan, and upon matriculating in 2003, he tried to enroll at the Royal Coservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow, however, as he was unsuccessful, Jackson moved to Los Angeles, California, and began working on his acting career. Jackson’s mother Randee Lynn (nee Brauner) is a housewife, and he has three sisters he is distantly related to a couple of late famous people, including the Civil War General Stonewall Jackson, and the British actor Basil Rathbone. Jackson was raised all around the world, including in the US, Norway and Indonesia, because his father Monroe Jackson Rathbone IV worked for Mobil Oil (his great-grandfather was the chairman of Standard Oil). A post shared by Jackson Rathbone life and education
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