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BET -- June 12, 2012
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Jamie Hector: "I Wanted to Start Something For Kids In the Community"
The actor talks about moving on from The Wire to Moving Mountains.
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Jamie Hector's 3rd Annual Moving Mountains Celebrity Paintball Tournament
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Jamie Hector's Moving Mountains Organization Youth Showcase Highlights
The youth show case was held in Brooklyn, NY, at the Brooklyn Museum, where youth ages 12-21, who are a part of the organization came together to present snippets, from films, musicals and plays, they've been working on throughout the year.
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Jamie Hector is best known for his roles of Marlo Stanfield on HBO's critically acclaimed series THE WIRE, or for Benjamin Knox Washington on NBC's HEROES. In Max Payne, Jamie plays another "bad guy" as Lincoln DeNeuf. Although Jamie has a knack for landing the villain roles on the small and big screens, he says that one of his favorite roles is the one he plays as founder of Moving Mountains Inc., a 501c3 that services inner city youth.
Jamie began acting while in high school when he auditioned for a Community Theater Co.. He gave an award winning performance even then. While in college Jamie continued to book roles on TV and films. After graduating he went on to study at the Lee Strausberg Theater Institute Jamie attributes a defining moment in his career to the short film five deep breaths. With Jamie in the lead role of Bannie, the film went on to be an OFFICIAL SELECTION of the Cannes, Sundance, Tribeca and IFP Film Festivals; where it accumulated 16 awards.
