John M. Jackson
John Murice Jackson ( born June 1, 1950 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana) is an American actor for his role in the television series JAG - The Call of Duty became famous for.
Career
Jackson was born in Louisiana but grew up in Austin, Texas. He played American football: Only in the high school, then for the Longhorns at the University of Texas, before forcing him an injury, giving up the hobby. After college, he returned to Austin to teach Social Studies at the Lyndon B. Johnson High School.
When he was in his late twenties, Jackson began acting in a local theater. In 1980 he went to New York and later to Hollywood to further his acting career. He played small roles in a number of television and feature films from 1987 to 1989, especially the recurring role of Daryl Elias in the U.S. series Wiseguy. Before he was hired for JAG, Jackson played the role of Capt. in A Few Good Men (1992). West. More films are Perfect World and The Glimmer Man.
Jackson introduced from 1996 in eight seasons of the television series JAG - The Call of Duty to Rear Admiral Albert Jethro AJ Chegwidden, the Judge Advocate General of the United States Navy, dar. In the series Bones - The Knochenjägerin he starred in six episodes of the FBI Director Sam Cullen. He also played in the final episode of Jericho, the Ambassador of the Texas Embassy.
Jackson is with Jana Gale Hawkins Jackson (not to be confused with the gospel singer of the same name ), married, with whom he has two children. Her son, Conor, playing baseball in the major leagues for the Arizona Diamondbacks.