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Thomas Dekker
| Thomas Dekker | |
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| Über | |
| Auch bekannt als | Thomas Alexander Dekker |
| Charakter | Zach |
| Geburtstag | 28. December 1987 |
| Geburtsort | Las Vegas, NV, USA |
| Geschlecht |  |
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Thomas Dekker is the American film and television actor who portrays Zach.
Über
For such a young age, Thomas Dekker has already had quite a career, having acted in over thirty projects. From voicing "Littlefoot" in select movies from the Land Before Time series to having a 64-time recurring role in the television series Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show, Thomas has achieved an impressive number of acting performances. Additionally, Thomas played one of Jean-Luc Picard's sons in Star Trek Generations and appeared in two episodes of Star Trek: Voyager as another character. Thomas also enjoys creating music which can be previewed here.
In late 2006, he was cast as the young John Conner in the television series based on the Terminator movies.
Thomas appeared in Star Trek: Voyager with Roxann Dawson; in Star Trek: Generations with Malcolm McDowell; in CSI with Paul Ganus, Archie Kao, and David Berman; and in Honey, I Shrunk the Kids with Cristine Rose.
Externe Links
- Thomas Dekker -- Official StarMANIA Site
- Interview über seine neue Rolle in The Sarah Connor chronicles. Es hat ihm nichts ausgemacht, "Heroes" zu verlassen. "It wasn't at all. I was only supposed to be on Heroes for the first episode, and I never had a contract. Every episode I had after that... was a surprise. So I was auditioning the whole time I was on the show and I auditioned for [Terminator]. When I got it, I wanted it so badly. Of course, they weren't very happy when I got it. I had a three-hour phone call with Tim Kring sort of asking me not to go. But I respect so much the writers and the producers of [Terminator] and I feel a bond with [them]. I never felt a bond with a single person on Heroes and that's very important to me if you're going to be creating something."
