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Kip PardueAmerican actor
Date of Birth: 23.09.1976
Country:  USA |
Content:
- Kip Pardue: Model to Movie Star
- Modeling Success
- Breakthrough Roles
- "Remember the Titans" and Stardom
- Leading Man
- "The Rules of Attraction"
- Later Career
- Personal Life
Kip Pardue: Model to Movie Star
Early Life and CareerKip Pardue, a charismatic and handsome American actor, began his career in the modeling industry. Originally a football player at Yale University, Pardue left both the team and college after his freshman year to pursue modeling to pay off debts.
Modeling Success
Pardue's modeling career flourished, landing him campaigns for brands such as Abercrombie & Fitch, Polo, and Armani. By 1999, he had earned a degree in economics and transitioned to acting, debuting in a guest role on "7th Heaven."
Breakthrough Roles
Despite being replaced in the series regular role for "Popular," Pardue's break came with a supporting role in the comedy "She's All That." He followed with a more serious performance in "Varsity Blues."
"Remember the Titans" and Stardom
Pardue's breakout role was as "Sunshine" in "Remember the Titans." His experience as a football player and his charming portrayal of the character earned him critical acclaim.
Leading Man
Pardue landed a lead role alongside Sylvester Stallone in "Driven." He continued to shine in "The Glass House" and "Rat in the Can." These films solidified his reputation as a versatile and talented actor.
"The Rules of Attraction"
In 2002, Pardue played a college student in the controversial adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis's novel "The Rules of Attraction."
Later Career
Pardue appeared in "Thirteen," "Imaginary Heroes," and "Undiscovered." His recent work includes "Trouble with Romance," "The Last Bachelor Party," and "Remorse."
