Jason Patric

Jason Patric

  • Born: 1966-6-17
  • Birthplace: Queens, New York, U.S.
  • Height: 5' 10" (1.78 m)
  • Profession: actor
  • Nationality: America
  • Representative Works: Keyhole
  • Jason Patric, born in New York, USA on June 17, 1966, is an American actor. In 2011, starring in the movie " Keyhole ".

    Performing Experience

    Patrick was born in New York, USA. Patrick's first film job was as a production assistant for the 1982 Championship film version. In 1993, he refused to play the protagonist role in "Black Giants", and finally this role was obtained by Thomas Cruise Mapother IV . In 2004 he rejected the role of Jesus in Mel Gibson's " The Passion of the Christ ".
    He starred in the film " Keyhole " in 2011, starred in the film " The Losers " in 2010, and starred in the film " My sister's keeper " in 2009. From 1985 to 2013, Jason Patric produced 27 works. 

    Personal Life

    In the early 1990s, when his friend Basic F. Sutherland cancelled his marriage contract with Julia Roberts, Roberts and Patrick ran to Europe together.
    The grandmother is the legendary actor Jackie Gleason, and his father is the playwright and actor Jason Miller. Mother is Linda Miller, sister is Jennifer, brother is Jordan, and he has a half brother named Joshua Miller, an actor and writer.
    Extended Reading
    • Tara 2022-03-20 08:01:34

      The American Spirit of the Alamo

      At the dinner table at the colleagues' house, everyone chatted enthusiastically about their holiday plans. I said we were going to San Antonio, Corpus Christi and Austin. In fact I mainly want to see the sea in Corpus Christi, it takes six and a half hours one way to get from my city to Corpus...

    • Nyasia 2022-03-20 08:01:34

      The plot is average, the content is acceptable

      After reading about half of the previous part, it was about defending the city, including the work of the early uprising and the heroism of defending the city. Finally, I talked about the decisive battle of General Houston. The victory is a bit exaggerated, but it is indeed so fast in history....T

    • Cassandra 2022-03-20 08:01:34

      The Alamo was originally a Catholic district established by the Spanish, located near San Antonio, Texas, with an unfinished Catholic church. After the Mexican War of Independence, a large number of Americans poured into Texas to pioneer and colonize, and in 1836 they betrayed Mexico and established the Republic of Texas. After the Republic militia annihilated the Mexican defenders of the Alamo and turned it into a fortress, Mexican President Santa Ana learned of the Texas rebellion and led a large army to quell the rebellion, and ordered that no prisoners be taken. Lieutenant Travis, the commander of the Alamo garrison, had a violent conflict with Colonel Bowie, who advocated surrender, and finally more than 200 militiamen decided to defend the fortress. The Mexican army has only 6,000 people, many of whom are untrained recruits, not the opponents of the sturdy militia at all. They were defeated at the beginning. The Alamo defended for 13 days. Finally, the Mexican army swarmed up and captured the fortress at the cost of 600 casualties. All the defenders in the fortress were killed, but the Mexican army was also severely damaged. It was quickly defeated by 700 militiamen led by Houston. The president was also captured.

    • Richmond 2022-03-26 09:01:14

      This American theme is very iconic. Houston rode a white horse, held a long sword, shouted "Remember Alamo!" and rushed into the enemy line, feeling that William Wallace was possessed at that moment...

    The Alamo quotes

    • William Travis: Their response?

      James Bowie: Shit!

      [throws down the note from Santa Ana]

      James Bowie: Surrender at discretion... Buck.

      William Travis: Perhaps, Colonel, they'll only execute the officers.

      Crockett: I think we all just got promoted.

    • William Travis: One crowded hour of glorious life is worth an age without a name.