Cole Hauser
Biography
Cole Hauser was born in Santa Barbara, California. He is the son of Cass Warner, who founded a film production company (Warner Sisters), and Wings Hauser, an actor. His grandfathers were screenwriters Dwight Hauser and Milton Sperling, and his maternal great-grandfather was film mogul Harry M. Warner, of Warner Bros. His father is of German, Irish, and Belgian (Walloon) descent, and his mother is from a Jewish family (from Austria, Russia, and Poland). He grew up in California, Oregon and Florida.
Hauser has had a long and impressive career in acting. He made his big screen debut in "School Ties" where many other then up and coming actors had their starts. He next went on to star in Richard Linklater's Cult Classic "Dazed and Confused." Other feature credits include "Tigerland," for which Cole received an Independent Spirit Award nomination, "White Oleander" for which he received a Movieline breakthrough performance also, "Hart's War," "Tears of the Sun," "Higher Learning," and "Too Fast, Too Furious," to name a few.
Cynthia Daniel (22 December 2006 - present) (3 children)
Trivia
Cole Hauser grew up in California, Oregon and Florida. He became friends with Ben Affleck and Matt Damon during shooting of School Ties (1992).
Son of actor Wings Hauser and Cass Warner, founder of Warner Sisters.
He is the step-grandson of Stanley Sheinbaum, a former LAPD police commissioner.
He's got three siblings: an older sister called Tao, a younger sister called Vanessa and a younger brother called Jesse.
Half-brother of Bright Hauser.
(On working on the set of Pitch Black (2000)) "Learning to use all of those weapons and looking like a professional mercenary. It's always fun to play someone like an action hero that you always wanted to play as a child. I think every young boy loves that as a kid. An additional positive experience I had was visiting Australia and exposing myself to that part of the world".
"I'm excited about having an hour and a half of me. It's been a long road, and I've definitely worked my ass off to get where I am." - On his first leading role in Paparazzi (2004).