Jensen Ackles

Born March 1, 1978 in Dallas, Texas in the family of Alan Ackles (born Roger Alan Ackles) and Donna Joan Ackles. Jensen is three years younger than his brother Joshua and seven years older than Mackenzie's sister.After graduating from high school, Jensen was going to enter the University of Texas to a physical therapist, but then decided to become an actor and moved to Los Angeles. The actor's career began in 1996, and in 1997 he joined

the cast of the series Days of Our Lives. A big career breakthrough came after the role Tom Hanniger in 2008 in the 1981 remake of My Bloody Valentine. On the set of the short film "The Clown's Trouble" In 2004, Jensen met his future wife Danneel Harris. The communication of young people continued after the joint work, but at that time it was only friendly, both were already in a relationship. Jensen was dating Polish model Joanna Krupa at the time and Danneel had an affair with actor Riley Smith.In a different way Jensen and Danneel looked at each other during the second collaborative project "Ten Inch Hero" in 2007.They played in this picture of young people working in a coastal diner, between whom feelings suddenly flared up.Just as suddenly, feelings flared up among the actors themselves,and the couple started dating.

After three years of dating, in November 2009,Jensen announced their engagement.The actors got married on May 15, 2010 in Dallas,state of Texas. In January 2013, it became known state of Texas. In January 2013, it became known On May 30, 2013, Jensen and Danneel had a daughter, named Justice Jay "JJ" Ackles.On August 10, 2016, Jensen reported, that his wife is pregnant with twins, and on December 3, Jensen and Danneel had twins, son Zeppelin Bram and daughter Arrow Rhodes. Jensen's work has received numerous nominations and awards.In 1998 for his role in the TV series "Days of Our Lives" He won a Soap Opera Digest award. He won a Soap Opera Digest award in the category "Outstanding Male Debut" and was nominated for the prestigious Emmy Award for Outstanding Young Actor in a Drama Series. For his work on Days of Our Lives, he was nominated in the same category in 1999 and 2000. Jensen received the rest of the awards and nominations for his role as Dean Winchester in Supernatural. In 2006, he was nominated for a Teen Choice Award in the Breakthrough of the Year category. and the Canadian Constellation Award in the 2006 Best Actor in a Fantasy TV Movie category. 2007 brought a nomination for the SFX Award in the Best TV Actor category. In 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2013, he was again nominated for the Constellation Award in the category "Best Actor in a Fantasy Television Movie", and in 2008 and 2010 won the Ewwy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. In 2011, he won the TV Guide Award for Favorite Actor. In 2012, he was nominated for a Teen Choice Award in the TV Actor: Fantasy category and in 2013, the People's Choice Award for Favorite TV Drama Actor. In 2014, together with Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins, he received the In 2014, together with Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins, he received the People's Choice Award for Favorite TV Bromance. In 2015, he won the Teen Choice Award in the Choice TV nomination: The best combination of actors, and in 2016 won the People's Choice Award for Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Actor. Executive Producer David Nutter invited Jensen to audition for the role of Sam, but after reading the script, he preferred the role of Dean Winchester. Jensen has appeared in all episodes of the show, along with his "on-screen brother" Jared Padalecki. In addition to the main role, he played the role of a werewolf in episode 1.06 "Skin", role of Dean Smith in episode 4.17 "It's a Terrible Life", Leviathan in episode 7.06 "Killer Fiction". In season 14, he also played the role of Archangel Michael from an alternate universe. In 2010, Jensen made his directorial debut in episode 6.04 "Bobby's Weekend". In 2011, Jensen directed episode 7.03 "The Girl Next Door", in 2012 - episode 8.03 "Heartache", in 2014 - episode 10.03 "Soul Survivor", in 2015 - episode 11.03 "Bad Seed", in 2019 - episode 15.04 "Atomic Monsters".