Johnny Whitworth

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Biography

Within two years, the Charleston native had begun his showbiz career making a guest appearance in the pilot of the short-lived ABC sitcom "Phenom". After landing a recurring role as a boyfriend of Julia Salinger (Neve Campbell) on Fox's "Party of 5" (1994), Whitworth made his feature film debut as a youth who works at McDonald's in the comedy "Bye Bye, Love" (1995) and that same year brought charm to his role as a would-be artist working at a …
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Job Title

Actor

Born

October 31, 1975

Career Milestones

2012

Played the villain opposite Nicolas Cage in the sequel "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance"

2011

Cast opposite Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro in "Limitless"

2009

Appeared in science fiction thriller "Gamer" with Gerard Butler

2007

Co-starred with Russell Crowe and Christian Bale in "3:10 to Yuma," a Western directed by James Mangold

2006

Had a recurring role as Jake Berkeley on "CSI: Miami" (CBS)

1999

Co-starred in "Hell's Kitchen" as the leader of an Irish gang in NYC

1997

Landed pivotal role as a leukemia patient in Francis Ford Coppola's "The Rainmaker," based on the John Grisham novel

1997

Appeared opposite Kirsten Dunst on an episode of the ABC anthology series "Gun," directed by Ted Demme

1995

Played record store clerk A.J. in "Empire Records" opposite Liv Tyler

1995

Feature acting debut in "Bye Bye, Love"

1994

Had recurring role in two episodes of the Fox drama "Party of Five"

1993

Made TV acting debut on pilot for the ABC sitcom "Phenom"

1991

Won YM magazine's first "Young and Modern Man" contest

1990

Moved to California to live with his mother

Raised in Texas; lived with his father and stepmother