Most Recent Role: Carlos Greene on Six Degrees
Gender: Male
Birthplace: Montebello, California, USA
Birthday: 2-10-1978
Birth Name: Javier Hernandez Jr.
Gender: Male
Birthplace: Montebello, California, USA
Birthday: 2-10-1978
Birth Name: Javier Hernandez Jr.
Most Recent Appearance
Get a Room
Friday 30 March 2007 on ABC
While Whitney and Carlos are both searching for new apartments, Carlos, Anya and Steven see their lives change when an old friend from Anya's past returns. Meanwhile, Laura has made a new friend through an internet personal and day by day Carlos and Mae's relationship grows more fragile.
Jay has two older brothers, Michael and Gabriel, and a younger sister, Amelia.
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Jay was one of People magazine's Sexiest Men Alive, 2006 he can be found in "The Newcomers" section.
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Jay was nominated as Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture at the ALMA Awards in 2002 for his role in the movie Crazy/Beautiful.
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He was featured in TV Guide's January 23, 2004 issue in an article called "The 5-Year Plan."
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Jay went to the Don Bosco Technical Institute in Rosemead, California.
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Jay: When I first started, there was nothing. There were no Latin roles, and that's the only thing that they'll see you as unless you can convince them otherwise.
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Jay (referring to the set of "American Family"): It was cool to be around that many Latinos, because when I'm on set it's usually white or whatever. It's no big deal, but to be around Mexicans and Latins, it's a little bit closer to family, more camaraderie. It's a different feeling, and it was cool to see that, and to realize that there actually is a part of Hollywood that is Latin.
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Jay (on meeting his future agent Hunter Tyner): My parents and I were in this elevator in Hollywood. The door was just closing when this guy squeezed in. We rode for a couple of floors together when he asked if I'd ever considered modeling or acting.
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Jay (on his "Crazy/Beautiful" co-star): Here I am starring with the girl from Interview with the Vampire and Bring it On. I was really intimidated by the thought of acting opposite her. She was so generous and helpful. I know she could tell how nervous I was. She said if there was ever anything she could help me with or that I wanted to know not to hesitate asking her. Just knowing she was there for me put me at ease. We have a lot of intimate scenes together and Kirsten said I made her feel comfortable doing them. That meant so much to me coming from a person whose work I respect so highly.
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Other Appearances
| Star | |
|---|---|
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Hang Time
Antonio Lopez (1998-2000) |
Six Degrees
Carlos |
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American Family (2002)
La Casa (The House) Cisco Gonzalez |
Hang Time
Shoot Out Antonio |
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Hang Time
And Then There Were Nuns Antonio |
Hang Time
Texas Rose Antonio |
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Last Call with Carson Daly
Cheryl Hines, Jay Hernandez, Mike Young, Panic! At the Disco Himself |
One World
Marci's in Hot Salsa Octavio |
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Hang Time
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Six Degrees
Six Degrees followed the lives of six people as they go about their daily lives without realizing the impact they are having on one another and how all six of their lives are intertwined. Six... more
Hang Time is basically just another teen coming-of-age sitcom. The twist here is, however, that it focuses on a boys basketball team with one female team member. The show is generically the... more
Six Degrees followed the lives of six people as they go about their daily lives without realizing the impact they are having on one another and how all six of their lives are intertwined. Six... more



