Kerr Smith

When he's not working, Kerr likes to play golf and poker.

Kerr's portrayal of Ryder Hughes in As the World Turns earned him an Emmy.

In highschool, the Henderson High School in West Chester Pennsylvania, Kerr was class president for three years.

Kerr enjoys motorcross.

Kerr is a certified pilot.

Kerr owns a dog, a boxer, called Maxine.

Kerr appeared in a commercial for Gateway Computers in 1999.

Kerr appeared in a commercial for Carl's Jr. in 1998.

Kerr's role in Twelve Monkeys was cut. His mother was left in the movie.

Kerr writes and sings his own songs.

Kerr was upstaged at a karaoke bar by a former member of N'Sync.

Kerr's appearance in Twelve Monkeys was his first professional acting job. After the experience, he decided to pursue an acting career.

Kerr is often mistaken for fellow actor Julian McMahon.

Kerr owns 3 computers.

Kerr owns a home in Park City, Utah where he and his family take skiing vacations.

Kerr graduated from Henderson High School in West Chester, Pennsylvania in 1990.

Kerr's first acting role was as Sir Edward Ramsey in a senior high school production of The King and I.

Kerr plays the bass.

Kerr is 5' 10" tall.

Kerr is a big fan of Star Trek: The Next Generation and of Star Trek: Voyager.

Kerr's first name was his grandmother's maiden name.

Kerr enjoys listening to the Dave Matthews Band and to Bob Marley.

Kerr and his friend, Adam Frank, formed a production company entitled Proudest Monkey Entertainment.

Kerr auditioned for a part in Party of Five and for a new role on Another World, but was not cast in either role.

Kerr married actress Harmoni Everett on June 7, 2003.

Kerr kissed a man in a Dawson's Creek episode but he is not homosexual. It was the first time two men were shown kissing on television.

Kerr is a self taught pianist.

Kerr attended the University of Vermont and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration.

Kerr's astrological sign is Pisces.

In one of the scenes in Final Destination, Kerr's character Carter, pees his pants. The editor wanted to cut the scene, but Kerr convinced him to leave the scene in the movie. This saved a very funny scene from the cutting floor.