Jared Padalecki

Actor known for Supernatural role

Jared Padalecki - Actor known for Supernatural role
Born

July 19th, 1982
42 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actor achieved recognition for the role of Sam Winchester in the television series Supernatural, which aired for 15 seasons and garnered a dedicated fanbase. Padalecki also starred in the television series Gilmore Girls as Dean Forester. In addition to acting, he has been involved in charity work, particularly with Causes like the Make-A-Wish Foundation. His contributions to the entertainment industry include appearances in films such as House of Wax and A Little Help.

Portrayed Sam Winchester in Supernatural

Appeared as Dean Forester in Gilmore Girls

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