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Johnny Alonso

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Biography

Recent Role:
on A Haunting
Gender:
Male
Born:
11-22-1970
Birthplace:
Queens, New York
Birth Name:
John-Michael deCastro Alonso
Johnny Alonso has been in numerous national projects as a contract player from television to the big screen. Alonso was fortunate to land a small 8 episode recurring character on the teen drama "Dawson's Creek" as "Jimmy Franco, co-worker #2" before the 6th season turned the series into a memory. Johnny is also the closing host for the NASA Discovery/PBS series "Destination Tomorrow" and has been with them for 3 seasons. Alonso has also had dialogue with Samuel L. Jackson in the film "Rules Of Engagement", worked with Kathleen Turner as "Kid B" in "Serial Mom", a principal serial killer inMore the new film "The Killing Of Young Emmit" starring Tim Roth and Scott Wolf and a 2 day contract player on the new film "Sinners" starring Val Kilmer Rachel Leigh Cooke, Marshal Tucker and Carrie Fisher. This film is due out by November of '03. Johnny has many local/tri-state/national/international commercial credits including Nike, Exxon, regional lottery commercials as a principal player - the list goes on. Alonso finished up a new indie-film called "Baltimore" as "Jules" a graffitti artist with the "B.B.C." - Baltimore Bombing Crew - this feature is due out on the Sundance Channel November '03 through Jet Lag Films.And finally, Johnny is shooting another film with director Francis Xavier called "Johnny Come Lately" a psychosomatic drama shot in Baltimore. Alonso is playing "Michael Depasquale" a twisted principal lead (sorry folks, can't give up the ending. Official website for Johnny Alonso is www.johnnyalonsoland.com.

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    10 Perfect
    I might be a bit biased, but given our relationship, I would like to believe that I got it like that. hide show

    Since I\'ve met Johnny about a year and a half ago, I have paid close attention to his growth as an actor while developing my own career.

    Johnny is without a doubt one of the hardest working actors I have ever came across - always about the business of perfecting his craft. For me he is in so many ways an example of how one should go after their dreams.

    I even like his site these days. It\'s cleaner and more organized. I can go through acheivements chronologically now with ease; view pictures and upcoming events with little effort.

    Johnny, thank you for being an example of how to market yourself through the media. Know that I\'m always watching - loving you always.

    jaki-terry

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    9 Superb
    Johnny Alonso stars in the first HD movie completed with Panasonic's new AG-HVX200 Camera. It's a sci-fi short, perfect for a pilot. Reminds one of classic Twilight Zone. Great performances all around. This should be a weekly, and Alonso should repris hide show

    An armed robber is thwarted by a strange "Samaritan," played Johnny Alonso. This otherworldly character, Victor, could have been overplayed with camp or drama, but Alonso breathes life into an already intelligent script. The combination of which produces a compelling bit of viewing. This is a performance that generates power and charm on the screen. There is a scene between Victor and the character of the detective investigating the thwarted robbery. The big showdown -- the interrogation. Alonso's Victor runs circles around the frustrated detective with such subtlety and understated charisma. At one point the detective tells Victor he is tired of not getting answers, and Victor replies with utter sincerity, "It's been a long day for you detective." Catch the trailer at the Star Circle Pictures site. This is well worth catching. Alonso gets to show off some real acting chops in "Samaritan."

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