Biography
The good-looking goofball next door, Chris Pratt's secret weapons were his offbeat charm and innate decency, a rare combination in cutthroat Hollywood. He made his first mark as the dim-but-lovable Bright Abbott on "Everwood" (The WB, 2002-06), and followed that up as a spacey student on the last season of "The O.C." (FOX, 2003-07). On the big screen, he survived an Amy Sedaris seduction attempt in "Strangers with Candy" (2005), subtly …
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Career Milestones
2000 | Landed lead role in Rae Dawn Chong's directorial debut "Cursed Part 3"; Chong reportedly discovered Pratt while he worked as a server in Maui, HI |
2002 | Breakout role as Bright Abbott on The WB family drama "Everwood"; nominated at the Teen Choice Awards for Choice TV Sidekick (2004, 2005) |
2006 | Cast in a recurring role on Fox's "The O.C." |
2008 | Mainstream feature film debut, "Wanted" opposite Angelina Jolie and James McAvoy |
2009 | Cast in supporting role opposite Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried in "Jennifer's Body," written by Diablo Cody |
2009 | Co-starred opposite Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson in Gary Winick directed romantic comedy "Bride Wars" |
2009 | Played dim bulb Andy on NBC comedy series "Park and Recreation," which starred Amy Poehler as the deputy director of the Parks and Recreation department in a small Indiana town |
2011 | Co-starred with Topher Grace and real-life wife Anna Faris in "Take Me Home Tonight" |
2011 | Once again acted opposite Faris in romantic comedy "What's Your Number?" |
2011 | Played a supporting role in the biographical drama "Moneyball," starring Brad Pitt |
2012 | Co-starred with Jason Segel and Emily Blunt in romantic comedy "The Five-Year Engagement" |
2012 | Played a U.S. Navy SEAL opposite Jessica Chastain in Kathryn Bigelow directed "Zero Dark Thirty," based on the hunt for Osama bin Laden |