Jon Abrahams
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Biography
The boyish-looking actor Jon Abrahams got his start in Larry Clark's risqué "Kids," as one of a clique of New York City adolescents who skateboarded, had sex, and risked contracting AIDS. He went on to play a supporting role in "Masterminds," a hostage movie set at a school--something that the characters in his debut rarely attended--and continued to get "schooled" in Robert Rodriguez's evil-teacher thriller, "The Faculty," as well as in multiple episodes of "Boston Public," David E. Kelley's FOX series set in a Massachusetts secondary school. Abrahams has often tried his hand at horror, not only in "The Faculty," but also in the campus-set "They," the 2005 remake of "House of Wax"--featuring Paris Hilton, whose star was then waxing--and the horror-film spoof "Scary Movie." When not giving people the willies, the actor has taken on roles in romantic dramas like "Not Since You," appearing with his "Scary Movie" costar Kathleen Robertson. He also played Robert De Niro's kinsman in the big-hit comedy "Meet the Parents," and was honored with a festival award for his leading turn in the fortune-cookie-themed short "What Are the Odds."
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Life Events
1995
Made feature film debut in Larry Clark's "Kids"
1997
Appeared in "Masterminds"
1999
Breakthrough screen role as Drugs Delaney in "Outside Providence"
2000
Appeared in Ben Younger's directorial debut "Boiler Room"
2000
Co-starred in the blockbuster "Scary Movie"
2000
Played Robert De Niro's son in "Meet the Parents"
2001
Had featured role in "Texas Rangers"
2002
Joined the cast of Fox's "Boston Public" as Zack Fisher
2002
Starred in the "House of Wax," a remake of the 1953 classic Vincent Price film
2005
Re-teamed with writer/director Ben Younger on "Prime" starring Uma Thurman
2006
Cast in the indie comedy "Standing Still"
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