Taylor Kitsch Bio

Taylor Kitsch is a Canadian actor who is perhaps best known for his appearance as Tim Riggins on NBC’s Friday Night Lights, as well as for playing Gambit in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. His performance in these roles earned him Teen Choice nominations in several categories, including Choice TV Actor and Choice Movie Fresh Face Male. Immediately after his college graduation, he moved to New York City to pursue modeling and early success in the world of glamor led to various acting jobs. Jennifer Lopez Height

On television, Taylor has gained a lot of fame lately with starring roles on the HBO series True Detective and the miniseries Waco. His appearances in films such as Battleship, John Carter, Savages, Lone Survivor and Only the Brave have earned him a large social following in his home country and around the world.

Taylor Kitsch was born on April 8, 1981, in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. He is currently 40 years old.

Taylor Kitsch is the youngest of three children of Susan (Green), who worked for the BC Liquor Board, and Drew Kitsch, a construction worker. He has two older brothers, Brody and Daman Kitsch. He is of German and English descent.

After graduating from Gleneagle High School in Coquitlam, he joined the University of Lethbridge, where he studied economics and nutrition.

Since the age of 3, he has played ice hockey and even played youth ice hockey for the Langley Hornets in the British Columbia Hockey League. But, unfortunately, a knee injury he suffered in 2002 ended his ice hockey career.

While not much is known about the current state of Taylor Kitsch’s relationship, he was involved in romantic relationships with many women in the past. He is known for his intimate relationship with actresses Rachel McAdams, Minka Kelly, and Jessica White, which attracted media attention during that time.

Taylor Kitsch marked his acting debut with Betty Thomas’ teen romantic comedy film John Tucker Must Die in 2006 with actors Brittany Snow, Ashanti and Sophia Bush. Although the film received average reviews from critics, it was a huge success at the box office, grossing a total of $ 69 million against the production budget of $ 18 million.

In 2006, Kitsch appeared as a guest on an episode of the Canadian comedy television series Godiva’s, in which he played the role of Colm.

Taylor Kitsch’s claim to fame began with his role in the supernatural horror film, The Covenant in 2006.

Not long after that, Taylor caught the attention of the casting directors of Friday Night Lights, and they decided to cast him for the role of Tim Riggins in the NBC teen football drama. His role as a high school student who is Dillon Panther’s fullback / running back was well received by the television audience, who would later become his online fans. The series had a critical reception around the world.

In 2009, Taylor played the role of the superhero Gambit in the “X-Men” franchise spin-off, X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Directed by Gavin Hood, he co-starred with actors Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Ryan Reynolds, Lynn Collins, and Danny Huston. Through this film, he gained international fame and recognition.

Kitsch’s other notable performances include his roles in such films as Battleship (2012), John Carter (2012), Savages (2012), Lone Survivor (2013), and Only the Brave (2017).

In his illustrious career, Taylor Kitsch has earned a net worth of $ 12 million. He purchased 3.64 acres of land on Lake Austin, Texas in 2012 and lives in the luxurious home built there.

Taylor started out as a model. During his modeling stint, he modeled for clothing brands such as Diesel and Abercrombie & Fitch, as well as working as a personal trainer and nutritionist to complement his acting ambitions. For a brief period of time, he was almost homeless and slept on the subways at night.

At age 25, he earned a coveted spot in Men’s Health magazine, becoming the youngest male model to appear on the cover. Taylor nearly quit acting and moved back to Vancouver, where he signed up with an agency and made a few guest appearances on television shows.

His acting career took off after landing roles in such films as John Tucker Must Die (2006), Snakes on a Plane (2006), The Covenant (2006) and Gospel Hill (2008). In August 2006, he appeared on the cover of Dish Entertainment magazine.