Biography
Justin Whalin began working in theatre in his native San Francisco when he was about 11, performing in a touring company and then the San Francisco company of "The Little Prince". When he was 14, Clint Eastwood gave him a role in "The Drowning Pool" (1988) and Whalin was then lured to Hollywood to play Alan Quartermaine, Jr. on the ABC soap "General Hospital" for four months in 1987. In 1988, he landed a short-lived, recurring role as Scott …
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Career Milestones
| Raised in the San Francisco, CA, area | ||
1982 | Began taking acting classes (date approximate) | |
1987 | Cast as Alan Quartermaine Jr on ABC daytime drama "General Hospital" | |
1988 | Cast in a recurring role on the syndicated version of "Charles In Charge" | |
1988 | Feature debut, "The Dead Pool" | |
1989 | Played youngest son on short-lived sitcom, "One of the Boys" | |
1991 | First feature in a starring role, "Child's Play 3" | |
1991 | TV-movie debut, "Perfect Harmony" | |
1993 | First TV miniseries, "The Fire Next Time"; also starred in two CBS Schoolbreak Specials, "Crosses on the Lawn" and "Other Mothers" | |
1993 | Played oldest son of Robert Urich on short-lived series "It Had to Be You" | |
1994 | Played Jimmy Olsen (second actor in role) in the popular series "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" | |
1996 | First romantic feature lead, "Suzie Q" | |