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Attended high school at Roosevelt School of the Arts and graduated from UCLA with a BA in Film & Theater arts. While in college, he participated in many sports including martial arts, stage combat, fencing, roller-blading, and ballroom dancing.
He resides in San Fernando Valley, California, USA.
Although he doesn't actually play the trumpet, his brother does, so he was guided in his determination that his fingering would at least appear authentic in The Other Side of Heaven (2001). Likewise, he does not speak Tongan, but he practiced hard, and his coach declared that he had perfect pronunciation. The cast and crew were quite impressed and, in this way, he set the work ethic for the entire shoot.
He proposed to his wife, Anel, on a bench outside of Tiffany's on Rodeo Drive, where he had made a picnic breakfast so that they could have Breakfast at Tiffany's-style meal before going in and buying their wedding rings.
While still in high school, he won Young Male Talent of the Year at an International Modeling Talent Association competition in New York City.
In the fourth grade he starred as the Mad Hatter in Lewis Carroll's Alice Through the Looking Glass (1966) (TV), for which he won the Best Actor award that was usually reserved for sixth graders.
He is a licensed auctioneer, having trained with his grandfather in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. |
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