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- Caption: Lou Diamond Phillips
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Birth Name
Lou Diamond Phillips
Birth Date
02/17/1962
Birthplace
Subic Bay Naval Air Station, The Philippines
Credits
7 Movies, 18 TV appearances, 2 awards
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Family
Daughter: Grace Moorea Phillips
Twin of Isabella; born Oct. 5, 1997; mother, Kelly Preston
Daughter: Indigo Sanara Phillips
Born Oct. 9, 2007; mother, Yvonne Marie
Wife: Kelly Preston
Born c. 1968; married April 24, 1994; divorced in 2007
Wife: Yvonne Boismier
Married August 2007
Daughter: Isabella Patricia Phillips
Twin of Grace; born Oct. 5, 1997; mother, Kelly Preston
Daughter: Lili Jordan Phillips
Born Sep. 26, 1999; mother, Kelly Preston
Father: Gerald Upchurch
Scottish/Irish/Cherokee heritage; died when Phillips was young
Mother:
Filipino/Hawaiian/Chinese/Spanish heritage
Step-Father: George Phillips
Notes
Charged with domestic battery in connection with an incident on August 11, 2006 involving his live-in girlfriend; According to police reports, Phillips got into an argument with his girlfriend, and it escalated into a physical fight which resulted in Phillips arrest.
He received the Oxam America award for his dedication toward ending world hunger; award given November 18, 1993.
Phillips suffered a riding accident during the filming of "Young Guns II" (1990) leaving him with an injured leg and arm.
Milestones
Acted in regional theater productions including, "Whose Life Is It, Anyway?" and "Hamlet"
(1987) Breakthrough role, playing Ritchie Valens in "La Bamba"
(1996) Broadway debut as the King of Siam in a revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "The King and I"
(2005-present) Cast in a recurring role on the CBS series, "Numb3rs" as Agent Ian Edgerton
(1996) Co-starred with Denzel Washington and Meg Ryan in "Courage Under Fire"
(1988) Co-starred with Edward James Olmos in the inner-city high school drama, "Stand and Deliver"
(1988) Co-starred with Emilio Estevez and Kiefer Sutherland in the western "Young Guns"
(1994) Directed first feature, "Dangerous Touch" (also scripted and starred)
(2002) Had recurring role on the Fox drama "24"
Raised in Arlington, Texas
(1990) Reprised role for "Young Guns II"
(2001) Starred in the short-lived drama series "Wolf Lake" (CBS); episodes later aired on UPN in 2002
(1983-1986) Worked as assistant director/instructor with Film Actors Lab
(1983) Wrote first screenplay, "Trespasses" (also actor)
- Actor/Actress/Director: Lou Diamond Phillips
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