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Lugar y fecha de nacimiento. Josh Hamilton (1969 - ) Actor, producer Born: c.1969, New York, NY Education: Saint Ann's School; Brown University This dark-haired, slightly-built native New Yorker got his start in the theater. In 1993, he, Ethan Hawke, and others co-founded the Malaparte Theater Company, whose productions have included Piranadello's The Joke. With other companies, Hamilton has appeared in the plays As Sure as You Live, Korea, Romance Language, and Four Corners, among others. Hamilton was first seen nationally on TV, in the movie THE EXCHANGE STUDENT (CBS, 1985). Small roles, like in NOT MY KID (CBS, 1985), and guest spots in the series Kate and Allie y A Man Called Hawk followed. He appeared as Lovely Mead, one of the turn-of-the-century preppies in THE PRODIGIOUS HICKEY (PBS, 1987) and its sequels THE RETURN OF HICKEY (1988) and THE BEGINNING OF THE FIRM (1989). Hamilton's pensive good looks and sympathetically brainy quality mixed with his low-key style in other specials, such as ABBY, MY LOVE (CBS, 1991), WOMEN AND WALLACE (PBS, 1990), y O PIONEERS! (CBS, 1992). Hamilton made his film debut in 1984, playing small roles in the dramas OLD ENOUGH (1984) and FIRSTBORN (1984). He had a tiny role—as Martha Plimpton's boyfriend—in Woody Allen's LA OTRA MUJER (1988). Hamilton stayed away from the big screen until 1993, when he appeared as one of the few surviving rugby players in the true-life plane crash story VIVEN (1993) which co-starred Ethan Hawke. He also appeared in Hawke's short film STRAIGHT TO ONE. The weak comedy CON HONORES (1994), as an annoying Harvard undergrad, came next, before he landed his first starring film role. In the twentysomething buddy comedy KICKING AND SCREAMING (1995), Hamilton played Grover, a recent college grad whose girlfriend (Olivia D'Abo) leaves him to study in Prague. He next filmed Ismail Merchant's LA PROPRIETAIRE (1996).
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