Kip Pardue
Kip Pardue ( born September 23, 1975 in Atlanta, Georgia as Kevin Ian Pardue ) is an American actor.
Life and achievements
Pardue graduated from Dunwoody High School in Atlanta. In 1998 he graduated from the Economics at Yale University, where he played in the football team of the University. He was for a time as a photo model.
Pardue debuted in 1999 in the television series A heavenly family. He entered the football film on the Titans (2000) opposite Denzel Washington. For this role he was nominated in 2000 for the Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award. In 2001, he starred in Renny Harlin's film Driven alongside Sylvester Stallone and Til Schweiger. In 2002, he was the stylistically influential (New Style Maker) has a Young Hollywood Award.
In the award-winning drama film Thirteen (2003), he participated alongside Holly Hunter and Evan Rachel Wood. In the same year, he starred in the thriller Sleeping with the Enemy man next to Tara Reid the male lead. In the comedy Imaginary Heroes (2004 ), he starred with Sigourney Weaver and Jeff Daniels. In the film drama Loggerheads (2005) he played the lead role of an introverted, homosexual young man who, night after night on the beach in Kure Beach, North Carolina, the Loggerheads, a threatened species of turtle, is observed.
In addition, he starred in the remake of the horror film classic The Wizard of Gore and in several episodes of the TV series ER with.