Justin Chatwin

Justin Chatwin is a Canadian actor known for his films War of the Worlds and Invisible, as well as the television shows Shameless and American Gothic. In 2019, fans of the rising star's work are looking forward to the premiere of the drama series "Another Life", where Chatwin played the role of a man engaged in the search for intelligent life in the universe.

Justin Chatwin was born on October 31, 1982, in Nanaimo, Canada. His father practiced Catholicism and worked as an engineer, and his mother was a talented artist who raised three children.

Raised in accordance with the religion of his parents, little Justin did not dream of an acting career. The idea to go to the cinema came to the mind of his friend, who participated in the audition for the show Canadian television. Samples of both teenagers were successful, and they were tied to small roles in the TV series "Mysterious Ways".

After that, Chatwin entered the commercial department of the University of British Columbia and simultaneously began to take acting lessons in the studio at the Vancouver Film Studio. As a result, art was a priority. In the early 2000s, with several roles behind him, Justin dropped out and moved to America with another Canadian, Noel Fischer, and settled in a rented apartment in Los Angeles.

Before finding himself in the capital of the film industry, Chatwin played a small role of Jeremy Crick in the rating sci-fi series "The Secrets of Smallville" and a cameo in the feature musical "Josie and the Cats." After the move, Justin interrupted with episodes in the projects "Mysterious Ways," "Right Cause" and "Abducted" and waited for suggestions from producers and directors.

Finally, in 2004, Eric Bross and Stephen Hopkins called a young actor in the mini-series "Traffic", which tells about the fate of people facing drugs and violence. Participation in the project, nominated for 3 Emmy Awards, was a breakthrough in the film biography of Chatwin and allowed to get to the casting in a fantastic film unsurpassed Steven Spielberg.

After getting the role of Robbie in "War of the Worlds", Justin found himself in the star company of Tom Cruise and tried to maximize the acting potential. As a result, the film received positive reviews from critics and had commercial success, hitting the 4th place in the popularity rating in 2005.

Chatwin couldn't beat young Dakota Fanning, who won the Saturn Award, but gained a good experience performing leading roles, which was used on the set of the black teen comedy "Chamskrubber" and in the TV series "Durman." In 2006, when work on these projects was completed, Justin became a guest star in the popular television show "Lost", and then found himself on the theater stage of New York and played in a play called "Dark Cases".

The following year, the actor was again lucky enough to be in the center of events and get the lead role in the action thriller "Invisible" directed by David Goyer. He also played the central character Goku in James Wong's adventure film Dragon Pearls: Evolution.

According to the actor, he, being a little over 180 cm tall and weighing about 75 kg, was the perfect embodiment of the character of Akira Toriyama's manga, so without a doubt signed a contract for the release of 3 films based on the "Dragon Ball" franchise. The creators limited themselves to one part due to low ratings and poor financial performance, but after Walt Disney Company acquired the film studio "20th Century Fox", there was a rumor about the resumption of the film adaptation of the comic in the early 2020s.

Left without a sequel to the anime story, Chatwin returned to television and for three seasons regularly starred in the youth series Shameless, where his partners were rising stars William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Ethan Catcoschi and Cameron Monahan.

The work continued until Justin's character, Steve Wilton, was interesting to the public, and when he left the stage, the actor dropped out of the lineup and limited himself to several guest appearances in the 5th and 6th seasons of the project.

In the mid-2010s, Chatwin's filmography featured the fantasy musical "Pif Puff, Baby," as well as the romantic comedy "No less weird than love" and the thriller "Pulse" directed by Aaron Kaufman with Pierce Brosnan and Danny Masterson as partners.

In 2015, the actor played drug addict Cam Hawthorne in the crime series "American Gothic" and appeared several times in the television sci-fi project "Dark Child." Over the next couple of years, the actor became a guest in the Christmas edition of the famous show "Doctor Who" and performed a cameo in the feature-length comedy action movie Dax Shepard "California Highway Patrol."

Soon after, it became known that Chatwin would star in a sai-fai thriller called "Cloud" and action-packed action movie "Killer Code" ("Legacy"). The film premiered almost simultaneously in late winter and early spring 2018.

Chatwin prefers that fans are interested in him as an actor, so carefully hides everything related to his personal life. According to unverified data, from 2005 to 2009 Justin met with American top model Molly Sims, and then his girlfriend was Addison Timlin, known for the films "Price of Treason" and "Startup".

In the future, Justin probably plans to have a wife and children, and for now most of the time gives travel and extreme sports. Chatwin loves to ride a motorcycle and is fond of art photography, the best examples of these moments fans can see on the actor's official Instagram.

After filming in commercially successful projects, the actor finally settled in America and now lives in a luxury apartment located in the resort area of Los Angeles.

In 2018, after finishing his work with director Joseph Cross in the romantic comedy "Summer Night," Chatwin began acting in the sci-fi series "Another Life." Both premieres are scheduled for 2019.

2001 - "Josie and the Cats"

2002 - "The Kidnapped"

2004 - Traffic

2005 - "War of the Worlds"

2005-2008 - "Durman"

2007 - "The Invisible"

2009 - Dragon Pearls: Evolution

2011-2015 - Shameless

2016 - "American Gothic"

2016 - Pulse

2017 - California Highway Patrol

2018 - "Cloud"

2018 - "Killer Code" ("Legacy")

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