Johnathon Schaech

*Johnathon Schaech
(47 years old)

10 September 1969
Edgewood, Maryland, USA
5' 11" (1,8 m)

Known for Xavier Red in "The Doom Generation". He is an actor and writer, known for The Wonders (1996), Quarantine (2008) and Ladrones(2010). He has been married to Julie Solomon since July 2013. They have one child. He was previously married to Jana Kramer and Christina Applegate.

Johnathon Schaech was born on September 10, 1969 in Edgewood, Maryland, USA.

Spouse*

Julie Solomon (July 2013 - present) (1 child)

Jana Kramer (4 July 2010 - 8 June 2011) (divorced)

Christina Applegate (20 October 2001 - 10 August 2007) (divorced)

Trivia*

His last name is pronounced "Sheck".

Was once a fashion model

Appeared in Jay Z's new music video, playing a U.S. Marshal.

A member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity

Ex-Son-in-law of Nancy Priddy.

He is also an accomplished Director, Writer and Producer

Filed for divorce from Christina Applegate [December 2005]

Is a Ravens fan.

Is an Orioles fan.

Actively supports TACA (Talk About Curing Autism).

Trained with renowned acting coach Roy London.

His father is of German, French, and English descent. His maternal grandparents were both of Italian ancestry.

Became a father for the 1st time at age 44, with his wife Julie Solomon to a son, Camden Quinn Schaech, born on September 12, 2013.

Personal Quotes*

[on his disappointment on not being allowed to be shirtless in Hércules: El origen de la leyenda (2014)] I didn't get to show my abs in the movie Hércules: El origen de la leyenda (2014). Way back in the day, they wanted me to do Atila el huno (2001) and I didn't want to do it because I didn't want to just be a "Hunk" as an actor (Gerard Butler ended up taking on the role). But at age 45, it was my last chance, I loved director Renny Harlin, and I thought it was a great opportunity to take that challenge on. It was the last chance I could use all the workout skills I had from 20 years of being an actor. So I pulled out my old playbook and went along with it, I used TRX for my abdominals and then did an hour of cardio and lifted weights like when I had trained using Muscle & Fitness magazine. And I got HUGE. I'm real good at diet, I understand that is the most important thing. When I first came to Hollywood, I was a training partner of someone who won the Olympia, so I knew what went with it. I decided [the training for The Legend Of Hercules] was going to be more than just a hobby. I wanted to make a real effort. So I gained all that muscle, and I hadn't put that kind of muscle on since I was 22 years old. I have the ability to put on these huge muscles, I should be one of the superheroes. But I didn't get to show my abs in the movie! I begged the director to let me take my shirt off! There was even a sequence during which I took on Hercules (Kellan Lutz) in the final battle, but I still had to keep my armor on. I suggested ways the armor could come off, like maybe a bolt of energy hits me and off it goes? Why wouldn't I take my armor off? I wanted to show off [my body]! Because I've never done a toga movie before and it was my last opportunity.

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