George O. Gore II

George O. Gore II (born December 15, 1982 in Fort Washington , Maryland ) is an American film actor and director .

Short biography

Gore was already in front of the camera at the age of four when he appeared in a few local commercials . In 1992, he made his film debut in the ghetto - Thriller Juice . Further film and television roles followed. He also became internationally known in 2001 for his role as Michael Kyle Jr. on the sitcom What's Up, Dad? .

Gore originally planned a career as an investment banker , but gave up this dream job in favor of his activity in show business, in which he also wants to work as a film director and producer in the future. At What's Up, Dad? he also directed two episodes.

Filmography (selection)

Feature films

• 1992: Juice - City-War (Juice)
• 1996: Eddie
• 1997: The Devil's Advocate (The Devil's Advocate)
• 1999: Friends Till Death (The Bumblebee Flies Anyway)
• 2009: Dance Flick - The very last dance film (Dance Flick)

TV Shows

• 1994-1998: New York Undercover
• 1996: Law & Order
• 1998: Touched by an Angel (Touched by an Angel)
• 2001: The Nightmare Room
• 2001-2005: What's Up, Dad? (My Wife and Kids)

Television films

• 2006: Thugaboo: Sneaker Madness (voice only)
• 2006: Thugaboo: A Miracle on D-Roc's Street (voice only)

Awards

• 1996: NAACP Image Awards : Nominated for Best Young Actor in New York Undercover
• 1997: NAACP Image Awards: Nominated Best Young Actor in New York Undercover
• 1997: Young Artist Awards : Nominated for Best Actor in a Drama Series in New York Undercover
• 1998: NAACP Image Awards: Nominated Best Young Actor in New York Undercover
• 1998: YoungStar Awards: Nominated for Best Young Actor in a Drama Series in New York Undercover
• 2003: Young Artist Awards: Nominated for Best Ensemble with Jennifer Freeman and Parker McKenna Posey in What's Up, Dad?
• 2004: NAACP Image Awards: Nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Series - Comedy in What's Up, Dad?
• 2004: BET Awards: Nominated: Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series in What's Up, Dad?
• 2005: BET Awards: Nominated: Best Director for a Comedy Series in What's Up, Dad?

Web links

• George O. Gore II in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• George O. Gore II on TV.com (English)