Jack Holt
Staunch, granite-jawed American leading man of silent and early talkie films, much associated with Westerns. A native of New York City, Holt often claimed to have been born in Winchester, Virginia, where he grew up. The son of an Episcopal minister, he attended Trinity School in Manhattan, then the Virginia Military Institute, from which he was expelled for bad behavior. Giving up his vague hopes of becoming a lawyer, he went on the road, engaging in numerous occupations. He mined gold in Alaska, worked as both a railroad and a civil engineer, delivered mail, rode herd on cattle, and played parts in traveling stage productions. While looking for work as a surveyor in San Francisco in 1914, he volunteered to ride a horse over a cliff in a stunt for a film crew shooting in San Rafael. In gratitude, the director gave him a part in the film. Holt followed the movie people to Hollywood and began getting bits and stunt jobs in the many Westerns and serials being made there. He impressed a number of co-workers at Universal Pictures, among them Francis Ford and his brother John Ford, and Grace Cunard. Holt soon became a frequent supporting player in their films, and then a star in serials. A move to Paramount studios in 1917 cemented his leading man status, and he became one of the studio's great stars, particularly in a very successful series of Westerns based on the novels of Zane Grey. Talkies proved no problem for Holt, and his career thrived, although mostly in run-of-the-mill adventure films. At the outbreak of the Second World War, Holt entered the U.S. Army at the age of 54, serving at the request of General George C. Marshall as a horse buyer for the cavalry. Upon his return to pictures following the war, he alternated between character roles in major films such as John Ford's They Were Expendable (1945) and leading roles in minor Westerns. He made a cameo appearance in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948) which starred his son Tim Holt. That same year father and son played father and son in a B-Western, The Arizona Ranger (1948). Less than three years later, on January 18, 1951, Holt died of a heart attack at the Los Angeles Veterans Hospital in Sawtelle, a couple of blocks west of the Los Angeles National Cemetery where he is now buried.
Jack Honeyborne
Jack Honeyborne was born in 1928 in Surrey, Kent, England. He is known for Super Troopers 2 (2018), Quartet (2012) and The Pirates of Penzance (1983).
Jack Hoogerwerff
Jack Hoogerwerff is known for Servant (2019).
Jack Hou
Jack Hou is known for King of the Nerds (2013).
Jack Hourigan
Jack Hourigan (Food Network, and WUAB's The Block (2003)) is the youngest of nine children, Jack Hourigan grew up just outside Toronto, Ontario, in Canada. A graduate of McGill University in Montreal and the famed Second City Conservatory, she has written and performed three shows with "The Second City Cleveland". In her spare time, she co-hosts The Block (2003) on UPN and reports mildly amusing stories for CBS 19-Action News in Cleveland. Her favorite job is being Mom to her son Spencer, with whom she shares a love for horses, hockey and chocolate. She can be seen in the motion picture _American Splendor (1999)_ (qv_. In August of 2003, Jack became the co-host of the Food Networks "How to Boil Water" (2003) series.
Jack Houston
Jack Houston is known for America bangmungaeg (1976).
Jack Howard
Jack Howard was born on February 11, 1992 in England. He is an actor and writer, known for Jack and Dean of All Trades (2016), Who Threw That? (2018) and Nazi Bar (2017).
Jack Huang
Starting martial arts training at age 5 in different styles of Kung Fu, then Judo, Karate, Tang Soo Do, and boxing under several masters in his hometown (Tainan City, Taiwan), only for one single reason: to defend himself from the local bullies' attack. In 1982 he was all Taiwan Teenage Nunchaku Champ. In 1983 he became the Taiwan Government selected and trained martial artist for the US Presentation to the Ronald Reagan Government's event in Washington DC and other 13 states. In 1987, he won the World-Cup's "Middle Weight" title in sparring (Los Angeles Open) before graduating from Blair High School (Pasadena); classmate with Director John Singleton in couple math and English classes there. Later taught by Dan Lee (Bruce Lee's close disciple in JKD), Steven Chang (Yip Man/Lieon Shon's Wing Chun), Delon Tan (Tae Kwon Do), John Wong (Wu's Tai Chi), and Franco Lung (Yip Man/Wong Tsun-Leon's Wing Chun) in America.
Jack Hudson
Jack Hudson was born in Dublin, Ireland. He is an actor and has studied the craft at The Gaiety school of Acting. Jack is known for his work in Crosshair (2020), Accomplice (2021) and Brigantia (2021). Since pursuing acting, Jack has accumulated much interest in the film industry working on leading roles in various projects.
Jack Huston
Jack Huston was born on December 7, 1982 in London, England. He is an actor, known for Kill Your Darlings (2013), American Hustle (2013) and Ben-Hur (2016).