Nearly nothing! There are a couple of twist in the storyline I'm involved in, so much that speaking about it too much would give it away. Fans of the show will be blown away this season, without a doubt!
First and foremost, Michael Bay. I've always wanted to work on one of his projects. Secondly, this was the first time I've had the chance to play someone as tough as Burk. Running around saving the world and shooting bad guys is the ultimate boyhood fantasy.
Shooting this type of show on a television schedule is damn near next to impossible at times. Sometimes you don't have the time to train for something or plan it out. So when you read in a script that you're going to be in the middle of the ocean, and climb off of one boat onto another much larger boat, with pounds of military gear on, an oxygen tank, a gas mask and your rifle...it looks really good on paper, until you show up that day and realize there was no possible way nor time to prepare for the moment. By the way, don't run out of oxygen, make sure you look tough and like you know what you're doing...and don't fall into the ocean...also known as don't die. Now do it for 8 hours straight. Good luck!
"Lost" fans will love the fact that Jack Bender, Executive Producer of "Lost" who was responsible for directing the majority of those episodes, puts his own stamp on "The Last Ship" along with Michael Bay, with an appearance or two by actors that were on "Lost." And the ladies will love the fact that "McSteamy" from "Grey's Anatomy" is our captain.
Not as much as my father is. He watches them all still to this day. So naturally he was thrilled to know I was going to be in "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes." I loved "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," Part I of this new reboot, so I'm a big fan of this prequel of a series.
Yes, without a doubt. Until this film, the actors that performed in motion capture had to do it on a green screen set. Now they can be on the actual set and interact with other actions who aren't performing in motion capture. The images produced by the CGI are the most authentic looking I've ever seen.
Jocko Henderson died on July 15, 2000, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA of cancer, diabetes.
Anansa Sims was born in 1978.
Kym Sims was born in 1966.
Molly Sims has 3 children
No, they have been divorced for a few years now.
Jocko Anderson was born in 1892.
Jocko Conlan is 5' 7".
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Jocko Henderson was born on March 8, 1918, in Baltimore, Maryland, USA.
Jocko Conlon was born on 1897-12-10.
Jocko Conlon died on 1987-08-05.
Jocko Fields was born on 1864-10-20.
Jocko Fields died on 1950-10-14.
Jocko Milligan died on 1923-08-29.
Jocko Milligan was born on 1861-08-08.
Jocko Halligan was born on 1868-12-08.
Jocko Halligan died on 1945-02-13.