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	'''Milo Ventimiglia''' is the American film and television actor who plays the role of [[Peter Petrelli]].		'''Milo Ventimiglia''' is the American film and television actor who plays the role of [[Peter Petrelli]].
	==About==		==About==
	Milo has starred both on the small screen and on the silver screen. His most notable television appearances are ''Gilmore Girls'' ~~and~~ ''American Dreams''. In films, he can been seen in ''Stay Alive'', ''Cursed'', ''Pathology'', ''Rocky Balboa'', playing Sylvester Stallone's son, Rocky Jr, and ''Armored''. He appeared in ''Gilmore Girls'' with [[Brian Tarantina]], [[Riki Lindhome]], [[Mark Colson]], [[Ethan Cohn]], and [[Cristine Rose]]; in ''She's All That'' with [[Clea DuVall]] and [[Michael Milhoan]]; in ''Robot Chicken'' with [[Breckin Meyer]] and [[Seth Green]]; in ''Promised Land'' with [[Eugene Byrd]]; in ''CSI'' with [[David Berman]]; in ''Opposite Sex'' with [[Brian Kimmet]] and [[Rena Sofer]]; in ''American Dreams'' with [[Matthew John Armstrong]]; in ''Dirty Deeds'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]; in the broad comedy ''That's My Boy''; and in ''Pathology'' with [[Alan Blumenfeld]]. In 2009, Milo acted in an episode of the web series ''[http://www.zune.net/en-us/discover/video/cinemash/default.htm Cinemash]'', in which celebrities parody their favorite film roles.		Milo has starred both on the small screen and on the silver screen. His most notable television appearances are ''Gilmore Girls'', ''American Dreams'', and ''This Is Us''. In films, he can been seen in ''Stay Alive'', ''Cursed'', ''Pathology'', ''Rocky Balboa'', playing Sylvester Stallone's son, "Rocky Jr", and ''Armored''. He appeared in ''Gilmore Girls'' with [[Brian Tarantina]], [[Riki Lindhome]], [[Mark Colson]], [[Ethan Cohn]], and [[Cristine Rose]]; in ''She's All That'' with [[Clea DuVall]] and [[Michael Milhoan]]; in ''Robot Chicken'' with [[Breckin Meyer]] and [[Seth Green]]; in ''Promised Land'' with [[Eugene Byrd]]; in ''CSI'' with [[David Berman]]; in ''Opposite Sex'' with [[Brian Kimmet]] and [[Rena Sofer]]; in ''American Dreams'' with [[Matthew John Armstrong]]; in ''Dirty Deeds'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]; in the broad comedy ''That's My Boy''; and in ''Pathology'' with [[Alan Blumenfeld]]. In 2009, Milo acted in an episode of the web series ''[http://www.zune.net/en-us/discover/video/cinemash/default.htm Cinemash]'', in which celebrities parody their favorite film roles.

	Milo voices the character "Wolverine" ("Logan") in the television series ''[[Iron Man]]'', ''Wolverine'', and ''Blade''. He also does the voice for a playable character in the video game ''[[X-Men\|X-Men: Destiny]]''. Milo has also acted in a number of commercials, including ads for Mountain Dew, T-Mobile, Estée Lauder, and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQWjxAdSsHE Apple iBook]. He was featured prominently in Fergie's 2007 "Big Girls Don't Cry" music video. Milo also directed a series of webisodes for American Eagle Outfitters entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/mall-world/88/?_requestid=126876#swf ''It's a Mall World''], and then returned to create a series of claymation shorts entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/winter-tales/ ''Winter Tales''].		Milo voices the character "Wolverine" ("Logan") in the television series ''[[Iron Man]]'', ''Wolverine'', and ''Blade''. He also does the voice for a playable character in the video game ''[[X-Men\|X-Men: Destiny]]''. Additionally, he appeared as "The Ogre" in ''[[Batman\|Gotham]]'' and as "Spider-Man Noir" in TV's ''[[Spider-Man\|Ultimate Spider-Man]]''. Milo has also acted in a number of commercials, including ads for Mountain Dew, T-Mobile, Estée Lauder, and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQWjxAdSsHE Apple iBook]. He was featured prominently in Fergie's 2007 "Big Girls Don't Cry" music video. Milo also directed a series of webisodes for American Eagle Outfitters entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/mall-world/88/?_requestid=126876#swf ''It's a Mall World''], and then returned to create a series of claymation shorts entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/winter-tales/ ''Winter Tales''].

	In addition to his acting, Milo runs the [[Wikipedia:Divide Pictures\|DiVide Pictures]] production company with partner Russ Cundiff. It is mostly a film and television production company. However, in 2009, Milo [http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2009/06/30/2009-06-30_heroes_star_opts_for_comic_relief.html co-produced] the comic book ''[[:Image:Berserker.jpg\|Berserker]]'', which his company adapted from a screenplay written by ex-''[[Wikipedia:Friday Night Lights\|Friday Night Lights]]'' writer [http://www.rickloverd.com/Site/Main.html Rick Loverd].		In addition to his acting, Milo runs the [[Wikipedia:Divide Pictures\|DiVide Pictures]] production company with partner Russ Cundiff. It is mostly a film and television production company. However, in 2009, Milo [http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2009/06/30/2009-06-30_heroes_star_opts_for_comic_relief.html co-produced] the comic book ''[[:Image:Berserker.jpg\|Berserker]]'', which his company adapted from a screenplay written by ex-''[[Wikipedia:Friday Night Lights\|Friday Night Lights]]'' writer [http://www.rickloverd.com/Site/Main.html Rick Loverd].

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* External Links */ milo's thoughts on reborn

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External Links: milo's thoughts on reborn

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	* [http://www.youtube.com/user/russ181 Milo Ventimiglia] is often in YouTube videos via russ181's channel.		* [http://www.youtube.com/user/russ181 Milo Ventimiglia] is often in YouTube videos via russ181's channel.
	* [http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2009/06/30/2009-06-30_heroes_star_opts_for_comic_relief.html Interview with Milo Ventimiglia] at NY Daily News, 6/30/09		* [http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2009/06/30/2009-06-30_heroes_star_opts_for_comic_relief.html Interview with Milo Ventimiglia] at NY Daily News, 6/30/09
			* [http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2015/04/13/us/ap-us-tv-gotham-milo-ventimiglia.html?_r=0 Interview with Milo Ventimiglia] in which he discusses ''[[Heroes Reborn]]'', 4/13/15

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	* On April 19, 2009, Milo Ventimiglia contributed his art to the [[Heroes for Autism]] fundraiser.		* On April 19, 2009, Milo Ventimiglia contributed his art to the [[Heroes for Autism]] fundraiser.
	* For a time, Milo dated the woman who portrays his on-screen niece, [[Hayden Panettiere]].		* For a time, Milo dated the woman who portrays his on-screen niece, [[Hayden Panettiere]].
			* Milo auditioned for a role in the proposed ''Gilmore Girls'' spin-off. Had things turned out a certain way, [[Adrian Pasdar]] could have ended up playing Milo's father. Since there are only twelve years difference between them, the casting director said they would be better off playing brothers. Years later, Adrian and Milo would portray brothers in ''Heroes''.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	'''Milo Ventimiglia''' is the American film and television actor who plays the role of [[Peter Petrelli]].		'''Milo Ventimiglia''' is the American film and television actor who plays the role of [[Peter Petrelli]].
	==About==		==About==
	Milo has starred both on the small screen and on the silver screen. His most notable television appearances are ''Gilmore Girls'' and ''American Dreams''. In films, he can been seen in ''Stay Alive'', ''Cursed'', ''Pathology'', ''Rocky Balboa'', playing Sylvester Stallone's son, Rocky Jr, and ''Armored''. He appeared in ''Gilmore Girls'' with [[Brian Tarantina]], [[Riki Lindhome]], [[Mark Colson]], [[Ethan Cohn]], and [[Cristine Rose]]; in ''She's All That'' with [[Clea DuVall]] and [[Michael Milhoan]]; in ''Robot Chicken'' with [[Breckin Meyer]] and [[Seth Green]]; in ''Promised Land'' with [[Eugene Byrd]]; in ''CSI'' with [[David Berman]]; in ''Opposite Sex'' with [[Brian Kimmet]] and [[Rena Sofer]]; in ''American Dreams'' with [[Matthew John Armstrong]]; in ''Dirty Deeds'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]; and in ''Pathology'' with [[Alan Blumenfeld]]. In 2009, Milo acted in an episode of the web series ''[http://www.zune.net/en-us/discover/video/cinemash/default.htm Cinemash]'', in which celebrities parody their favorite film roles.		Milo has starred both on the small screen and on the silver screen. His most notable television appearances are ''Gilmore Girls'' and ''American Dreams''. In films, he can been seen in ''Stay Alive'', ''Cursed'', ''Pathology'', ''Rocky Balboa'', playing Sylvester Stallone's son, Rocky Jr, and ''Armored''. He appeared in ''Gilmore Girls'' with [[Brian Tarantina]], [[Riki Lindhome]], [[Mark Colson]], [[Ethan Cohn]], and [[Cristine Rose]]; in ''She's All That'' with [[Clea DuVall]] and [[Michael Milhoan]]; in ''Robot Chicken'' with [[Breckin Meyer]] and [[Seth Green]]; in ''Promised Land'' with [[Eugene Byrd]]; in ''CSI'' with [[David Berman]]; in ''Opposite Sex'' with [[Brian Kimmet]] and [[Rena Sofer]]; in ''American Dreams'' with [[Matthew John Armstrong]]; in ''Dirty Deeds'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]; in the broad comedy ''That's My Boy''; and in ''Pathology'' with [[Alan Blumenfeld]]. In 2009, Milo acted in an episode of the web series ''[http://www.zune.net/en-us/discover/video/cinemash/default.htm Cinemash]'', in which celebrities parody their favorite film roles.

	Milo has also acted in a number of commercials, including ads for Mountain Dew, T-Mobile, Estée Lauder, and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQWjxAdSsHE Apple iBook]. He was featured prominently in Fergie's 2007 "Big Girls Don't Cry" music video. Milo also directed a series of webisodes for American Eagle Outfitters entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/mall-world/88/?_requestid=126876#swf ''It's a Mall World''], and then returned to create a series of claymation shorts entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/winter-tales/ ''Winter Tales''].		Milo voices the character "Wolverine" ("Logan") in the television series ''[[Iron Man]]'', ''Wolverine'', and ''Blade''. He also does the voice for a playable character in the video game ''[[X-Men\|X-Men: Destiny]]''. Milo has also acted in a number of commercials, including ads for Mountain Dew, T-Mobile, Estée Lauder, and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQWjxAdSsHE Apple iBook]. He was featured prominently in Fergie's 2007 "Big Girls Don't Cry" music video. Milo also directed a series of webisodes for American Eagle Outfitters entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/mall-world/88/?_requestid=126876#swf ''It's a Mall World''], and then returned to create a series of claymation shorts entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/winter-tales/ ''Winter Tales''].

	In addition to his acting, Milo runs the [[Wikipedia:Divide Pictures\|DiVide Pictures]] production company with partner Russ Cundiff. It is mostly a film and television production company. However, in 2009, Milo [http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2009/06/30/2009-06-30_heroes_star_opts_for_comic_relief.html co-produced] the comic book ''[[:Image:Berserker.jpg\|Berserker]]'', which his company adapted from a screenplay written by ex-''[[Wikipedia:Friday Night Lights\|Friday Night Lights]]'' writer [http://www.rickloverd.com/Site/Main.html Rick Loverd].		In addition to his acting, Milo runs the [[Wikipedia:Divide Pictures\|DiVide Pictures]] production company with partner Russ Cundiff. It is mostly a film and television production company. However, in 2009, Milo [http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2009/06/30/2009-06-30_heroes_star_opts_for_comic_relief.html co-produced] the comic book ''[[:Image:Berserker.jpg\|Berserker]]'', which his company adapted from a screenplay written by ex-''[[Wikipedia:Friday Night Lights\|Friday Night Lights]]'' writer [http://www.rickloverd.com/Site/Main.html Rick Loverd].

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	'''Milo Ventimiglia''' is the American film and television actor who plays the role of [[Peter Petrelli]].		'''Milo Ventimiglia''' is the American film and television actor who plays the role of [[Peter Petrelli]].
	==About==		==About==
	Milo has starred both on the small screen and on the silver screen. His most notable television appearances are ''Gilmore Girls'' and ''American Dreams''. In films, he can been seen in ''Stay Alive'', ''Cursed'', ''Pathology'', ''Rocky Balboa'', playing Sylvester Stallone's son, Rocky Jr, and ''Armored''. He appeared in ''Gilmore Girls'' with [[Brian Tarantina]], [[Riki Lindhome]], [[Mark Colson]], [[Ethan Cohn]], and [[Cristine Rose]]; in ''She's All That'' with [[Clea DuVall]] and [[Michael Milhoan]]; in ''Robot Chicken'' with [[Breckin Meyer]] and [[~~Greg~~ ~~Grunberg~~]]; in ''Promised Land'' with [[Eugene Byrd]]; in ''CSI'' with [[David Berman]]; in ''Opposite Sex'' with [[Brian Kimmet]] and [[Rena Sofer]]; in ''American Dreams'' with [[Matthew John Armstrong]]; in ''Dirty Deeds'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]; and in ''Pathology'' with [[Alan Blumenfeld]]. In 2009, Milo acted in an episode of the web series ''[http://www.zune.net/en-us/discover/video/cinemash/default.htm Cinemash]'', in which celebrities parody their favorite film roles.		Milo has starred both on the small screen and on the silver screen. His most notable television appearances are ''Gilmore Girls'' and ''American Dreams''. In films, he can been seen in ''Stay Alive'', ''Cursed'', ''Pathology'', ''Rocky Balboa'', playing Sylvester Stallone's son, Rocky Jr, and ''Armored''. He appeared in ''Gilmore Girls'' with [[Brian Tarantina]], [[Riki Lindhome]], [[Mark Colson]], [[Ethan Cohn]], and [[Cristine Rose]]; in ''She's All That'' with [[Clea DuVall]] and [[Michael Milhoan]]; in ''Robot Chicken'' with [[Breckin Meyer]] and [[Seth Green]]; in ''Promised Land'' with [[Eugene Byrd]]; in ''CSI'' with [[David Berman]]; in ''Opposite Sex'' with [[Brian Kimmet]] and [[Rena Sofer]]; in ''American Dreams'' with [[Matthew John Armstrong]]; in ''Dirty Deeds'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]; and in ''Pathology'' with [[Alan Blumenfeld]]. In 2009, Milo acted in an episode of the web series ''[http://www.zune.net/en-us/discover/video/cinemash/default.htm Cinemash]'', in which celebrities parody their favorite film roles.

	Milo has also acted in a number of commercials, including ads for Mountain Dew, T-Mobile, Estée Lauder, and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQWjxAdSsHE Apple iBook]. He was featured prominently in Fergie's 2007 "Big Girls Don't Cry" music video. Milo also directed a series of webisodes for American Eagle Outfitters entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/mall-world/88/?_requestid=126876#swf ''It's a Mall World''], and then returned to create a series of claymation shorts entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/winter-tales/ ''Winter Tales''].		Milo has also acted in a number of commercials, including ads for Mountain Dew, T-Mobile, Estée Lauder, and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQWjxAdSsHE Apple iBook]. He was featured prominently in Fergie's 2007 "Big Girls Don't Cry" music video. Milo also directed a series of webisodes for American Eagle Outfitters entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/mall-world/88/?_requestid=126876#swf ''It's a Mall World''], and then returned to create a series of claymation shorts entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/winter-tales/ ''Winter Tales''].

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	'''Milo Ventimiglia''' is the American film and television actor who plays the role of [[Peter Petrelli]].		'''Milo Ventimiglia''' is the American film and television actor who plays the role of [[Peter Petrelli]].
	==About==		==About==
	Milo has starred both on the small screen and on the silver screen. His most notable television appearances are ''Gilmore Girls'' and ''American Dreams''. In films, he can been seen in ''Stay Alive'', ''Cursed'', ''Pathology'', ''Rocky Balboa'', playing Sylvester Stallone's son, Rocky Jr, and ''Armored''. He appeared in ''Gilmore Girls'' with [[Brian Tarantina]], [[Riki Lindhome]], [[Mark Colson]], [[Ethan Cohn]], and [[Cristine Rose]]; in ''She's All That'' with [[Clea DuVall]] and [[Michael Milhoan]]; in ''Promised Land'' with [[Eugene Byrd]]; in ''CSI'' with [[David Berman]]; in ''Opposite Sex'' with [[Brian Kimmet]] and [[Rena Sofer]]; in ''American Dreams'' with [[Matthew John Armstrong]]; in ''Dirty Deeds'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]; and in ''Pathology'' with [[Alan Blumenfeld]]. In 2009, Milo acted in an episode of the web series ''[http://www.zune.net/en-us/discover/video/cinemash/default.htm Cinemash]'', in which celebrities parody their favorite film roles.		Milo has starred both on the small screen and on the silver screen. His most notable television appearances are ''Gilmore Girls'' and ''American Dreams''. In films, he can been seen in ''Stay Alive'', ''Cursed'', ''Pathology'', ''Rocky Balboa'', playing Sylvester Stallone's son, Rocky Jr, and ''Armored''. He appeared in ''Gilmore Girls'' with [[Brian Tarantina]], [[Riki Lindhome]], [[Mark Colson]], [[Ethan Cohn]], and [[Cristine Rose]]; in ''She's All That'' with [[Clea DuVall]] and [[Michael Milhoan]]; in ''Robot Chicken'' with [[Breckin Meyer]] and [[Greg Grunberg]]; in ''Promised Land'' with [[Eugene Byrd]]; in ''CSI'' with [[David Berman]]; in ''Opposite Sex'' with [[Brian Kimmet]] and [[Rena Sofer]]; in ''American Dreams'' with [[Matthew John Armstrong]]; in ''Dirty Deeds'' with [[Michael Milhoan]]; and in ''Pathology'' with [[Alan Blumenfeld]]. In 2009, Milo acted in an episode of the web series ''[http://www.zune.net/en-us/discover/video/cinemash/default.htm Cinemash]'', in which celebrities parody their favorite film roles.

	Milo has also acted in a number of commercials, including ads for Mountain Dew, T-Mobile, Estée Lauder, and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQWjxAdSsHE Apple iBook]. He was featured prominently in Fergie's 2007 "Big Girls Don't Cry" music video. Milo also directed a series of webisodes for American Eagle Outfitters entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/mall-world/88/?_requestid=126876#swf ''It's a Mall World''], and then returned to create a series of claymation shorts entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/winter-tales/ ''Winter Tales''].		Milo has also acted in a number of commercials, including ads for Mountain Dew, T-Mobile, Estée Lauder, and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQWjxAdSsHE Apple iBook]. He was featured prominently in Fergie's 2007 "Big Girls Don't Cry" music video. Milo also directed a series of webisodes for American Eagle Outfitters entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/mall-world/88/?_requestid=126876#swf ''It's a Mall World''], and then returned to create a series of claymation shorts entitled [http://www.ae.com/web/77e/winter-tales/ ''Winter Tales''].

imported>Yoshi n1: /* Trivia */ oops

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Trivia: oops

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	* Milo's mouth is crooked because he was born with dead nerve endings in his lower lip.		* Milo's mouth is crooked because he was born with dead nerve endings in his lower lip.
	* On April 19, 2009, Milo Ventimiglia contributed his art to the [[Heroes for Autism]] fundraiser.		* On April 19, 2009, Milo Ventimiglia contributed his art to the [[Heroes for Autism]] fundraiser.
	* For a time, Milo dated his on-screen niece, [[Hayden Panettiere]].		* For a time, Milo dated the woman who portrays his on-screen niece, [[Hayden Panettiere]].

	==External Links==		==External Links==