Jordan Bridges Biography
With his GQ good looks and strong Hollywood bloodline (son, nephew, and grandson of Beau, Jeff, and Lloyd_Bridges, respectively), audiences are virtually guaranteed to be seeing more of actor Jordan Bridges as he makes a name for himself in film and television. A native Californian, young Bridges began making his way into the family business at the tender age of nine with a supporting role in the 1982 made-for-television feature The_Kid_From_Nowhere. Throughout the remainder of the decade, as well as the majority of the 1990s, one could always count on spotting Jordan in father Beau's many made-for-TV movies. Climbing the credits from The_Thanksgiving_Promise (1986) to The Defenders: Taking the First, it wasn't until 1999's Macbeth in Manhattan that young Bridges finally began to carve his own path in show business. That same year, Bridges was a natural portraying a young P.T. Barnum opposite his father in the titled biographical television biographical miniseries P.T. Barnum and, soon after supporting roles in Drive_Me_Crazy (also 1999) and Frequency (2000), Bridges made an impression in the summer-camp comedy Happy_Campers (2001). Of course, it was only a matter of time before Bridges got a lead role and he did just that with the 2002 comedy New_Suit. An updated version of the classic fairy tale -The Emperor's New Clothes, New_Suit found Bridges cast as an aspiring young screenwriter who starts a Hollywood feeding frenzy by mentioning a "hot" script that never existed. In 2003, Bridges appeared in director Mike_Newell's Mona_Lisa_Smile. Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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