Jack Wagner

Works
Actor (18), Director (1),
Birthday
1959-10-03

Jack Wagner - , Director known for his work in such projectsAdvice for working with the Map of emotions: «Falling for Christmas» (2022),

Peter John Wagner II is an American actor, singer, musician, and golfer, born in 1959. He's best known for his roles in the soap operas General Hospital, Santa Barbara, Melrose Place, and The Bold and the Beautiful, winning a Golden Rose Award for his role in the latter in 2006.

The most significant works of Jack Wagner

Falling for Christmas Poster
Falling for Christmas 2022 Leading
Role: Beauregard Belmont
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When Calls the Heart Poster
When Calls the Heart 2014 Leading
Role: Bill Avery, episodes: 139
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Hot in Cleveland Poster
Hot in Cleveland 2010–2015
Role: Dr. Aaron Everett, episodes: 2
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Castle Poster
Castle 2009–2016
Role: Billy Piper, episodes: 1
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Dancing with the Stars Poster
Role: himself (contestant), episodes: 5
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E!'s 101 2003–2006
Role: himself, episodes: 2
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Monk Poster
Monk 2002–2009
Role: Perry Walsh, episodes: 1
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Where Are They Now? 1999–2002
Role: himself, episodes: 2
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Sunset Beach Poster
Sunset Beach 1997–1999
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch Poster
Role: Jack Wagner, episodes: 1
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