On the 2001 sitcom “My Wife and Kids,” actor George Gore II played Michael Kyle Jr., a.k.a. “Big Head Junior, the adolescent son of Michael Kyle (Damon Wayans).
Before he was even a teenager, Gore, on the other hand, was performing in movies and on television. At the age of 8, the young actor most likely received his first IMDb credit for playing Quincy “Q” Powell’s younger brother Brian in the critically acclaimed criminal drama “Juice” (Omar Epps).
Born: December 15, 1982Â
Years active: 1991–present
Occupation: Actor, Director
Gore also gained accolades for his portrayal of Gregory, or “G,” the young son of Detective J.C. Williams (Malik Yoba), on the drama series “NYC Undercover” during the 1990s. The actor had already received three NAACP Image Awards before finishing high school. For his performance on the show (via BET). Gore has had a unique career, so it stands to reason that the tale of how he got his start in show business is rather unexpected.
On “The Danesh Show,” George Gore II revealed that he was found when he was just 3 years old. The little child emceed a Christmas party at his preschool. One of the audience members suggested to Gore’s parents that they submit a tape of their son to talent management in New York City.
The manager watched the tape a few months later and thought it was good. Gore now wonders at his situation as an adult: “I am 4 years old at this moment. I’m interviewing a grownup alone. The encounter went well, and Gore’s professional life took off right away.
His additional television credits include cameo appearances on Touched by an Angel and Law & Order. Gore made an appearance in the 2009 movie Dance Flick and Second Generation Wayans included him in a fake role.
LeBron James made a cameo appearance in the episode of My Wife and Kids that Gore directed (“Outbreak Monkey”). He co-wrote the screenplay for Sneakerella (2022), a contemporary retelling of the Cinderella story.
Gore is currently mostly employed as a writer and producer, which is his preferred field. Gore admitted, “I don’t do well acting up or being renowned, Gore acknowledged. Being a quiet person, I value doing background tasks. The 2013 BET sitcom “Second Generation Wayans” was conceived by him, and he worked as an uncredited script doctor (via “The Danesh Show”).
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