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Josh Wise est un Acteur Américain né le 31 janvier 1986 à Dallas (Etats-Unis)

Josh Wise

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Nom de naissance Joshua Stephen Wise
Nationalité Etats-Unis
Naissance 31 janvier 1986 (38 ans) à Dallas (Etats-Unis)

Joshua Stephen Wise (born January 31, 1986) is an American actor. He is most notable for playing the character Pat Brody in The WB's 2002 television sitcom, Do Over.

Biographie

Josh Wise was born in Dallas, Texas and raised in McAllen, Texas. After showing promise in junior high school drama classes, his mother enrolled him in acting lessons. Subsequently, his acting coach introduced him to a manager. Soon he was cast in a starring role in the pilot for an unaired series on the The WB called Murphy's Dozen. He also guest starred on episodes of Frasier and Lizzie McGuire. In 2002, he relocated to Los Angeles after being cast as a series regular on Do Over.

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Filmographie de Josh Wise (2 films)

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The 10 Year Plan, 1h30
Origine Etats-Unis
Genres Comédie, Romance
Acteurs Teri Reeves, Debra Wilson, Trevor Kuhn, Josh Wise
Rôle Stu
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Deux amis aux personnalités opposées font un pacte. Si ils ne sont plus célibataires dans 10 ans, ils se mettront ensemble.
Rings
Rings (2005)
, 16minutes
Réalisé par Gore Verbinski, Jonathan Liebesman
Genres Thriller, Horreur
Acteurs Ryan Merriman, Emily VanCamp Bowman, Kelly Stables, Alexandra Breckenridge, Josh Wise, Martin Henderson
Rôle Timothy
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Some time after the events of The Ring, Samara Morgan's videotape has spread, as each person who sees the video makes a copy and shows it to someone else. A subculture has grown surrounding the video: people wait to see how close to the seven-day deadline they can get. When they grow too afraid to go on any longer, they show the tape to the next assigned person. During the interval, some create videos documenting their experiences to be posted to websites devoted to the videotape phenomenon. Groups that have watched the video are called "rings".