Jon Foster

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Biography

Jon Foster started acting in a local Iowa theatre and eventually furthered his career in Los Angeles with roles on television and on the…more

Born

8/3/1984, Fairfield, Iowa

Birth Name

Jon Foster

Gender

Male
  • Zack (Jon Foster), Billie (Jenna Elfman)...
  • After faking labor pains to get Zack (Jo...
  • After faking labor pains to get Zack (Jo...
  • After faking labor pains to get Zack (Jo...
  • Billie (Jenna Elfman) pretends to go int...
  • Billie (Jenna Elfman) pretends to go int...

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    • Jon: I had one miniature scene in Terminator 3, but I was hardly in it so it doesn't make a difference.
    • Jon: I've gone online a few times with a couple of buddies of mine, but I'm not hooked up in my house because I think it would ruin my life. I would just start testing games for a living.
    • Jon: (On his attraction to "Stay Alive:) Originally the producers from Life As We Know It got in contact with McG and told them that they should keep an eye out for me. They brought me this project and when I met [co-writer/director] Brett Bell and [co-writer] Matt Peterman they explained how they wanted to make this film a real character piece. They didn't want a typical teen slasher film. I was immediately sold because it sounded like a piece of art with horror attached to it. Which, you know, nothing sounds much better than that.
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