Chris Pratt

Pratt plays goofy jock Bright Abbott on the WB’s Everwood. The show also stars Emily VanCamp, Gregory Smith, Treat Williams, Debra Mooney and John Beasley.

When you have the first season of Everwood, the pilot was just awesome, just perfect. There was this 30 episode arc in his head that was his vision. If you see the first couple season on DVD, you can really see how awesome that was. The show totally had its stride, and it’s like passing the baton to someone and keep that stride, it’s difficult. Because a lot of the stories that kept the show so compelling, you have to stop telling after a while. Ephram and Amy only works as long as it takes to get them together, then its like, ‘Now what?’ it’s like [trying to create] part two of ‘Romeo and Juliet.’ The [strength] of the show [has been] that it’s something that’s it’s a little atypical of the WB, which is why we have fans outside the typical demographic recognize us. I don’t know, I think we’re becoming a little more close to what their core audience is used to, and that’s definitely a change from what it was in the beginning.

Pratt stars in this biographical sports drama directed by Bennett Miller. He takes on the role of Scott Hatteberg, an unsigned major league catcher who is hired by Oakland A’s General Manager Billy Beane, despite his arm injury. Beane, played by Brad Pitt, puts him at first base, a position that he has not previously played. His co-stars include Jonah Hill, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Robin Wright.

Yeah, I met Scott on set. He came and visited. He’s so close with Billy and he and his wife, Elizabeth, and three daughters came to set. He was great. He sat behind the monitors with a big smile on his face. He was telling stories and answered every question that I had. It had to be really surreal for him to have this chapter of his life being played in a movie with these huge stars. And he couldn’t have been nicer about it.

Pratt stars in Jurassic World with Bryce Dallas Howard, Judy Greer, Ty Simpkins and Omar Sy. Based on the original movie Jurassic Park, the film takes place 22 years after the dinosaur theme park is opened. The movie hits theaters on June 20, 2015. Pratt:

People from around the world, 20,000 visitors a day, come to see the dinosaurs and see the several attractions. It’s been around long enough to where attendance starts to fall off a little bit. So they’ve decided to come up with a new attraction to bring even more people in. You’re never gonna believe it, but it doesn’t go well.

Pratt releases his first ever headshot via his Twitter.

The name's Douchemaster McChest And this is my first headshot. You're welcome. #throwbackthursday circa 2000 pic.twitter.com/85B6tl3swn

— Chris Pratt (@prattprattpratt) September 12, 2014

Pratt plays children’s party entertainer Andy Dwyer in NBC’s Parks and Recreation. Pratt is a guest star for the first season, but becomes a series regular. The series ends with the 2014 season. Pratt:

I feel sad. It’s my home. I mean, mostly I’m excited because we’re going to start in two weeks and so I’m just thrilled to get back to work and be back home with my friends and my family on that show. I think people are ready for it to be done. The creatives, they have been working very, very hard. They’ve done what 130, or 150 episodes or something like that? And so that’s a lot of work. Day in and day out they’re writing episodes and trying to create stories that can somehow stay fresh with this same core group of characters.