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Jack Coleman
About
Also known as John MacDonald Coleman
Character Noah Bennet
Date of birth 21 February 1958
Origin Easton, PA, USA
Gender Male
Website
IMDb profile

Jack Coleman is the American film and television actor who portrays Noah Bennet.

About

Jack Coleman is an accomplished actor, appearing in television, movies and Broadway as an actor and producer. Coleman's first major role was in the daytime soap opera Days of our Lives in 1981, however he gained notoriety in the role of "Steven Carrington", one of prime-time television's first openly gay characters, on the popular series Dynasty. In theater, he won a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award for his performance in Bouncers, and an additional nomination for the play Stand-Up Tragedy. He married actress Beth Toussaint (of Dallas fame) in June 1996.

Prior to Heroes, he landed a recurring role on the short-lived Stephen King series Kingdom Hospital as character "Peter Rickman" in 2004. He is also credited with appearances on the television series Nip/Tuck, Without a Trace, Entourage, and VH1's Free Radio portraying himself. His film credits include Polar Storm, Beautiful Loser, The Landlady, Spawn, Children of the Bride, and The Pursuit of Happiness. Jack also wrote, produced, and starred in the short film (and film festival audience favorite) Studio City. He also wrote the screenplay for Can't Help Falling.

Jack has appeared with Paul Perri in Kingdom Hospital and with Matthew John Armstrong in Studio City.

Memorable Quotes

"After a hit show is over, you soon realize this is a very tough business ... brutally tough. But I'm a better actor and I have more gravitas than I had at 24 with bleached-blonde hair."

- Jack Coleman, in TV Guide

Notes

  • Jack Coleman began his work on Heroes as a guest star. He was promoted to be a series regular with the airing of Six Months Ago.

Trivia

External Links


  Season Four Cast edit
Principal

Jack Coleman • Greg Grunberg • Robert Knepper • Ali Larter • James Kyson Lee • Masi Oka • Adrian Pasdar • Hayden Panettiere • Zachary Quinto • Sendhil Ramamurthy • Cristine Rose • Milo Ventimiglia

Supporting

Deanne Bray • Carlease Burke • Ray Campbell • Robb Conner • Daryl Crittenden • Brian Estwick • Erlene Garcia • Lakrishi Kindred • Jimmy Jean-Louis • Lisa Lackey • Michael John Lane • David H. Lawrence XVII • Jayma Mays • Saemi Nakamura • Dawn Olivieri • Ray Park • Harry Perry • Sasha Pieterse • Kat Purgal • Elisabeth Rohm • Todd Stashwick • Madeline Zima

See Also: Guest Cast • Season One Cast • Season Two Cast • Season Three Cast • Heroes Reborn Cast • Webisodes Cast • Evolutions Cast • Unaired Cast • Crew • Characters

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