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American actor (born 1982)

Jared Padalecki
Padalecki atMegaCon Orlando in 2025
Born
Jared Tristan Padalecki

(1982-07-19)July 19, 1982 (age 43)
San Antonio, Texas, U.S.
OccupationActor
Years active1999–present
Known forSam Winchester inSupernatural
Spouse
Children3

Jared Tristan Padalecki (born July 19, 1982)[1] is an American actor. He is best known for playing the role ofSam Winchester in the TV seriesSupernatural. He rose to fame in the early 2000s after appearing on the television seriesGilmore Girls (2000–2005) as well as the filmsFlight of the Phoenix (2004),House of Wax (2005) andFriday the 13th (2009).

Early life and education

Padalecki was born inSan Antonio, Texas to Gerald and Sherri Padalecki.[1][2] His father is ofPolish descent, while his mother hasGerman,Scottish,French andEnglish ancestry.[3]

He was a 2000 candidate for thePresidential Scholars Program.[1] In 1998, Padalecki and his partner Chris Cardenas won theNational Forensic League national championship inDuo Interpretation.[4] Although he had originally planned to attend theUniversity of Texas after graduating from high school in 2000, Padalecki decided to move toLos Angeles County, California instead to pursue an acting career.[1]

Career

Padalecki atSan Diego Comic-Con in 2011

Padalecki wonFox Broadcasting's 1999 "Claim to Fame Contest"; he subsequently appeared at theTeen Choice Awards, where he met an agent.[5] His first role was a minor role in the 1999 filmA Little Inside. In 2000, he was cast asDean Forester on the television seriesGilmore Girls, a role he played until 2005. Throughout the early 2000s, he appeared in several made-for-television films, includingSilent Witness,Close to Home and the Disney Channel Original MovieA Ring of Endless Light.[6][7]

Padalecki had an uncredited role as a high school bully in 2003's comedyCheaper by the Dozen, which he played after being asked by fellow actor and friendTom Welling, who played Charlie Baker, and the director of the movie, who wanted someone larger than Charlie to pick on him. Padalecki originally auditioned for Welling's role, but gave it up in order to film a pilot titledYoung MacGyver which was never picked up.[8]

In 2004, he appeared in theMary-Kate and Ashley Olsen comedyNew York Minute as Trey Lipton, a cute boy to whom the Olsens' characters are attracted. He also landed a short role in the thrillerFlight of the Phoenix alongsideDennis Quaid andHugh Laurie. In 2005, Padalecki starred oppositeElisha Cuthbert,Chad Michael Murray andParis Hilton inHouse of Wax as Wade. In 2005, he appeared inCry Wolf, another horror film, as Tom.[9]

Padalecki and hisSupernatural costarJensen Ackles atSan Diego Comic-Con in 2016

Also in 2005, Padalecki was cast asSam Winchester on the WB series,Supernatural. The show ended in 2020, after fifteen seasons, making it the longest-running North American sci-fi series in history.[10]

In 2007, Jared served as the host ofMTV's horror reality series,Room 401, which was discontinued after only eight episodes due to poor ratings.[11]

He had the lead role in 2008'sChristmas Cottage asThomas Kinkade, alongside acclaimed actorPeter O'Toole.

He also had the lead role in the 2009 version ofFriday the 13th as Clay Miller, a character who heads out to Camp Crystal Lake in search of his sister who has gone missing.[12]

In September 2019, Padalecki was announced as the title role inWalker, a reboot series ofWalker, Texas Ranger in development atThe CW.[13][14] The reboot was ordered to series in January 2020[15] and premiered in January 2021.[16] The series was cancelled in 2024 after four seasons.[17] A month later, Padalecki agreed to guest star onThe Boys, theAmazon Prime Video superhero drama helmed bySupernatural creator,Eric Kripke.[18] In August 2024, it was announced that Padalecki would join the cast ofFire Country for a three-episode guest stint with the possibility of headlining a spinoff.[19]

In September 2025, it was announced that Padalecki would star in a Netflix film adaptation ofKatherine Center's novelThe Bodyguard, oppositeLeighton Meester.[20][21]

Personal life

Padalecki's engagement to hisSupernatural co-starGenevieve Cortese was announced in January 2010. They met when Cortese guest-starred asRuby on the show'sfourth season. Padalecki proposed to her in front of their favorite painting,Joan of Arc, by French realistJules Bastien-Lepage at New York'sMetropolitan Museum of Art in October 2009.[22][23][24][25] The pair married on February 27, 2010, in Cortese's hometown ofSun Valley, Idaho. They have three children.[26][27]

Padalecki supportedBeto O'Rourke for the2018 Senate election in Texas alongsideSupernatural co-starsJensen Ackles andMisha Collins.[28]

Always Keep Fighting

In March 2015, Padalecki launched his Always Keep Fighting campaign throughRepresent.com. His first campaign raised funds forTo Write Love on Her Arms, which supports people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury and suicide. The cause is particularly close to Padalecki, who has been candid about his own struggles with depression.[29] For the second campaign in the Always Keep Fighting series in April 2015, Padalecki partnered with co-starJensen Ackles to release a shirt featuring both of their faces, to benefit their newly formed joint charitable fund. Over 70,000 shirts were sold.[30][31] Later, Padalecki launched a third campaign selling a further 40,000 shirts.[32]

DuringSan Diego Comic-Con 2015, more than 6,000 fans surprised Padalecki at theSupernatural panel by holding up candles for him, after having revealed his battle with depression earlier in the year.[33]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1999A Little InsideMatt Nelson
2003Cheaper by the DozenHigh School BullyUncredited[8]
2004New York MinuteTrey Lipton
Flight of the PhoenixJohn Davis
2005House of WaxWade Felton
Cry WolfTom Jordan
2007House of FearsJ.P.Uncredited[citation needed]
2008Christmas CottageThomas Kinkade
2009Friday the 13thClay Miller
2015Phantom BoyLieutenant AlexVoice role
English dub
TBAThe BodyguardJack StapletonLead Role[21]

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
2000Silent WitnessSamTelevision film
2000–2005Gilmore GirlsDean ForesterRecurring role (seasons 1, 4 & 5); main role (seasons 2 & 3) (63 episodes)
2001ERPaul HarrisEpisode: "Piece of Mind"
2002A Ring of Endless LightZachery GrayTelevision film
2003Young MacGyverClay MacGyverUnsold television pilot
2004I Love the '90sHimselfDocumentary miniseries
2005–2020SupernaturalSam WinchesterMain role (327 episodes)
2007Room 401HimselfHost (8 episodes)
2011Supernatural: The Anime SeriesSam WinchesterVoice role (22 episodes)
2015, 2018The Hillywood ShowDancer / Himself / GhostbusterGuest role (2 episodes)
2016Gilmore Girls: A Year in the LifeDean ForesterEpisode: "Fall"
2017Kings of ConJaden JaworskiEpisode: "Arlington, VA"
2021–2024WalkerCordell WalkerMain role (69 episodes)
Also executive producer
2023Walker: IndependenceUnnamedCameo; episode: "How We Got Here"[34]
2024Fire CountryCamdenGuest role (3 episodes)
2026The Boys[35]TBATBA

Awards and nominations

YearWorkAwardCategoryResultRef.
2002Gilmore GirlsTeen Choice AwardChoice TV Actor DramaNominated[36][37][38]
2005House of WaxTeen Choice AwardChoice Movie: Male Breakout StarNominated[39][40]
2007SupernaturalConstellation AwardBest Male Performance in a 2006 Science Fiction Television Episode(for "Croatoan")Nominated[41]
Teen Choice AwardChoice TV Actor DramaNominated[38][42]
2008Constellation AwardBest Male Performance in a 2007 Science Fiction Television Episode(for "Born Under a Bad Sign")Nominated[43]
SFX AwardBest TV ActorNominated[44]
2011Teen Choice AwardChoice TV Actor Fantasy/Sci-FiNominated[45]
2012Teen Choice AwardChoice TV Actor Fantasy/Sci-FiNominated[46]
2013Constellation AwardBest Male Performance in a 2012 Science Fiction Television Episode(for "The Born-Again Identity")Nominated[47]
People's Choice AwardFavorite Dramatic TV ActorNominated[48]
SFX AwardBest TV ActorNominated[49]
Sexiest ManNominated[49]
Teen Choice AwardChoice TV Actor Fantasy/Sci-FiNominated[50]
2014People's Choice AwardFavorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV ActorNominated[51][52]
Favorite TV Bromance(shared withJensen Ackles andMisha Collins)Won[51][52]
2015People's Choice AwardFavorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV ActorNominated[53]
Favorite TV Duo(shared withJensen Ackles)Nominated[53]
Teen Choice AwardChoice TV Actor Fantasy/Sci-FiWon[54]
2019Teen Choice AwardChoice Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV ActorWon[55][56]
2021Critics' Choice Super AwardBest Actor in a Horror SeriesNominated[57]

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