Adrian Pasdar
Born: Apr 30, 1967
'Adrian Pasdar' (qv) was born in Pittsfield, MA, but at the age of 2, his father, a prominent heart surgeon, moved the family to Powelton, PA, a suburb of Philadelphia. In high school, he excelled at football, eventually leading to a football scholarship at the University of Florida in 1983. Football may have been a promising future, had it not been for a terrible accident during his freshman year that left his face scarred and his legs badly injured. A very driven Adrian finished his freshman year in a wheelchair, doing intensive physical therapy and turning his attention to campus stage productions and redicovering a childhood interest in writing and acting. No longer able to play football, he dropped out of school and returned home, taking a job with a theater group People's Light and Theatre Company. Here he worked on sound and lighting and also did set construction. One day, while constructing a set, he cut off the end of his left thumb. Adrian, having the ability to turn tragedy into triumph, used his medical compensation to pay for attendance at the famous "Lee Strasberg Theater Institute". At the age of 19, he auditioned for a role in _Top Gun (1986)_ (qv). Director 'Tony Scott' (qv) was so impressed that he wrote the part of "Chipper" just for him. This lead to bigger roles in _Solarbabies (1986)_ (qv), _Streets of Gold (1986)_ (qv), and 'Kathryn ...[MORE]
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