Louis Gossett Jr.

Louis Cameron Gossett, Jr. is an American actor born 27th May 1936. Fun Facts: -He was the first male to be shown giving birth on screen, as Jeriba "Jerry" Shigan in Enemy Mine (1985).-Was considered for the role of Lt. Traxler in The Terminator Freitag, 25. September 2009: 3.20: Scifi Der Junge vom anderen Stern Gangster der Straße Sciencefiction-Serie, USA, 1982, 50 min: 22.15: Sky Emotion Ein Offizier und Gentleman

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Fun Facts: -He was the first male to be shown giving birth on screen, as Jeriba "Jerry" Shigan in Enemy Mine (1985).-Was considered for the role of Lt. Traxler in The Terminator Louis Gossett Jr.: Louis Cameron Gossett Jr. (born May 27 1936) is an Emmy, Golden Globe, and Academy Award winning American actor Louis Gossett, Jr. Fan Site. Louis Gossett, Jr. is an actor who is in the movies An Officer and a Gentleman, Iron Eagle, Firewalker, Enemy Mine and Toy Soldiers.

Fun Facts: -He was the first male to be shown giving birth on screen, as Jeriba "Jerry" Shigan in Enemy Mine (1985).-Was considered for the role of Lt. Traxler in The Terminator Louis Gossett Jr.: Louis Cameron Gossett Jr. (born May 27 1936) is an Emmy, Golden Globe, and Academy Award winning American actor Louis Gossett Jr. est un acteur, producteur et réalisateur américain né le 27 mai 1936 à Brooklyn, New York (États-Unis).

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