Mike Vogel

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Biography

Mike Vogel was born on July 17, 1979 in Abington, Pennsylvania, but grew up in the town of Warminster, Pennsylvania. He spent a year…more

Born

7/17/1979, Abington, Pennsylvania, USA

Birth Name

Michael James Vogel

Gender

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    • Mike: (On his acting teacher Lynette Sheldon) She's the greatest! Lynette is a miracle-worker - she accomplishes more in one month than most teachers do in years! She makes you strong - and she's tough in a good way.
    • Mike: [On his most challenging scene in Poseidon] All the water stuff was pretty wild. They had a 40-foot-deep water tank and wave makers that made five-to six-foot swells. And we have several scenes where I'm swimming through an underwater hallway. I had the wonderful pleasure of swimming this entire corridor with the little kid in the movie on my back.
    • Mike: [On his death scene in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre] In my death scene, I'm kind of hanging a bit. I was hanging for hours on end, about five hours at a time from a waist harness. When I would come off the harness, I couldn't walk. My legs were numb and black & blue. They'd have to massage the blood back into my lower extremities so that I could walk again and stand. It was a pretty painful time.
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