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ACTOR

Terry O'Quinn

Known for
The Cutting Edge (1992), The Stepfather (1987), Millennium (1996), Alias (2001)

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Terry O'Quinn is an actor best known for The Cutting Edge, The Stepfather and Millennium.

8 Interesting Facts About Terry O'Quinn

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    He is one of eleven children.

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    Although he always starts off friendly, he keeps his private and mysterious habits separate from his young co-stars on Lost (2004), who often get together for wild parties when they are not filming. He maintains this enigmatic aura so that they will look at him the same way they look at his mysterious character, Locke.

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    He appeared in both of J. J. Abrams's hit series, Alias (2001) and Lost (2004).

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    He has been balding since his early twenties and appears in most of his films with a partially or completely shaved head.

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    In one episode of Lost (2004), the parents of the character Locke were played by Kevin Tighe and Swoosie Kurtz, both of whom are only eight years older than O'Quinn.

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    He is a good friend of Chris Carter of 1013 Productions and has appeared in much of his work: as a guest star in two episodes of The X-Files (1993), in a supporting role in The X Files (1998), and in recurring roles on Harsh Realm (1999) and Millennium (1996).

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    He has been experienced in percussion since high school.

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    He has an Irish Terrier named Reggie.

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