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Nick Stahl
A new hope...
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Nick Stahl was born on the 5th of December, 1979, in Dallas, Texas. Better know for his role in 'Man Without A Face',
starring along side Mel Gibson, Nick has taken over the role as John Connor in 'T3 Rise of the Machines'.
Nick has been interested in acting since a very early age. Starring in a modest selection of TV commercials, plays and theatre.
Nick was respected and viewed as a promising upcoming actor. This eventually led to starring in two TV movies, 'Stranger at my
door' and 'Women with a past'. Spotted by Mel Gibson and offered the role of Chuck Norstad in 'Man Without A Face' was obviously
a highpoint in Nick's career and certainly made his presence known. The film went on to be a success, boosting his career even
further.
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Nick went on to star in films such as 'Disturbing Behaviour' and the war drama 'The Thin Red Line'.
The youngest of three children, born to mother Donna Stahl and a brother to two older sisters, Emily and Bonny... Nick was
always into acting and from the age of four decided this was what he wanted to do.
Nick studied acting at the KD Studio TV Commercial Workshop and the Melva Smith School of Dance which helped towards landing
himself enough television roles to establish a promising career.
Starring alongside Kristanna Loken
and Arnold Schwarzenegger
in what will definitely be a box office smash in 2003 will inevitably land him more roles for the future. He has a 'big
future' in Hollywood landing his role for 'T3 Rise of the Machines'!
Selected news (in reverse order)
- What did they drive (...into oblivion)? (Sep 14, 2007)
- And the winner is? (Aug 14, 2007)
- See it... to believe it (Jul 12, 2007)
- Future John Connor Minibust unveiled (Jun 2, 2007)
- John Connor busting out (May 3, 2007)
- Stahl not in Terminator 4 (Feb 2, 2005)
- Stahl in LA Times (Jul 8, 2003)
- TAFs Nick Stahl interview (Jun 26, 2003)
- Nick Stahl Late Late Show clip (Jun 20, 2003)
- Stahl replaces Furlong in T3 (Mar 25, 2002)
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