Milo Ventimiglia

Actor of 'This Is Us' and 'Gilmore Girls'

Milo Ventimiglia - Performers & Entertainers born July 8th, 1977
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An American actor, director, and producer. Gained recognition for a role in the series 'Gilmore Girls' as Jess Mariano. Played Jack Pearson in the critically acclaimed series 'This Is Us', showcasing a complex portrayal of family dynamics. Ventimiglia also engaged in directing and producing, contributing to various projects in the entertainment industry. Established a presence in television and film, leading to a highly regarded career.

Portrayed Jack Pearson in 'This Is Us'

Played Jess Mariano in 'Gilmore Girls'

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