Biography
Wil Whiton is an American actor, blogger, book author and announcer. He found his vocation in writing and journalism, although since childhood began to film.Wil Whiton was born on July 29, 1972 in the city of Burbank, California, in the family of the Actress Debbie Norton and Medica Richard William Whiton - the younger. Except Wil, four have a son Jeremy and daughter Amy.
Films
The acting debut took place in the 1986 film called "Stay with me," where the 12-year-old Will starred in the role of Gordie Lahance. This work earned the praise of film critics. Since 1987, a teenager began to film "Star Path: next generation". However, his character Wesley Krasher did not love a group of fans, a row of comics became a mockery. Despite this, Wheaton's shooting in this film ended only in 1991.
After leaving the "Star Route", the actor moved to Kansas and settled to work as NEWTEK, where he controlled the quality of the video filler. Whiton was later divided in an interview that this part of his biography helped to cope with anger and come to inner harmony.
At the end of the work, Wil returned to Los Angeles and entered the acting school, where he studied for 5 years. The beginning of the 2000s for the artist was marked by participation in several films marked with award-winning, as well as a return to the Star Path. The popularity of the Americans brought the role of himself in the film "The Theory of Big Bang."
In addition to acting talent, Wil discovered the speaker's abilities. Thanks to his voice, he was invited to voice animated films and TV shows, video games and audiobooks.
Blog
Since 2001, Whiton has a personal blog called Wil Wheaton Dot Net, which publishes stories and stories, often biographical. The famous site Metroblogging in Los Angeles works closely with the author. In June 2005, he earned the title of the main Internet writer of the month according to The Suicidegirls Newswire. Will was a columnist in many online publications, becoming one of the most popular bloggers in the United States.The creation of a Publishing company Monolith Press and the release of memoirs "Dancing barefoot" began to continue the writer's activities. The book is an extended version of his blog entries, which scattered in three editions in 4 months.
In the winter of 2003, Whiton signed a contract for three books with the publisher Tim O'Reili. O'Reili acquired "barefoot dances" and published a book in its version. This fact was upset by the writer, and in 2007 the next work "the happiest days of our life" was published by his publishing house. In 2017, Whiton wrote Laina's story for the Anthology of Star Wars. In addition, audiobooks are published on the author's official website.
Personal life
The personal life of the Americans has developed successfully. His wife is called Ann Prince, the wedding took place on November 7, 1999. Now, as reported by Whiton's official website, the spouses live in Los Angeles with two dogs and a cat, which were picked up on the street. Ann has two sons from previous marriages. One of them Wil adopted in his own request, the guy at that time was already 19 years old.
The artist suffers to generalized anxiety disorder and chronic depression. Disease has found in his youth. He tells a lot about it in a blog and performs at events organized by the National Mentionic Diseases Alliance.
The blogger has a hobby - he loves to cook homemade beer. And Wil is a passionate fan of hockey and baseball, often visits the games of favorite teams.
Wil Whiton now
Wil and now continues to blog, write books and voice animated films, in 2019 his acting filmography was not replenished with new pictures. In "Instagram" published personal photos of Whiton and his family.Filmography
- 1986 - "Stay with me"
- 1987 - "Curse"
- 1991 - "Toy soldiers"
- 1991 - "December"
- 1993 - "Liazts Club"
- 1997 - Flabber
- 2000 - "Python"
- 2002 - "Star Path: Retribution"
- 2003 - "Neverland"
- 2005-2011 - "Think as a criminal"
- 2009-2011 - "Guild"
- 2009-2012 - "Impact"
- 2009-2019 - "The Theory of Big Explosion"
- 2010-2011 - "Eureka"
- 2015-2017 - "Dark Matter"