Trevor Goddard is a famous American actor and boxer of British descent. He has starred in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl and Mortal Kombat. The actor also starred in the TV series "The X-Files" and "Babylon 5".
Biography and personal life
The full name of the actor is Trevor Joseph Goddard. He was born on October 14, 1962. The homeland of the actor is Croydon in Surrey. His parents are Clara and Eric Goddard. Trevor was not the only child in the family, he had a sister, Sarah. He spent his childhood in Bromley, Kent. Before leaving for the United States, Trevor worked as a gardener. Goddart was educated at Ravensborne School in Hayes Lane in Bromley. During his school years, he was the drummer and lead singer of The Belsen Horrors. Then he moved to the punk band The Vamp.
His career began with numerous deceptions. To get the role, Goddard was called not an Englishman, but an Australian. Plus, he was pretending to be younger than he really was. Among the first roles of the actor - participation in serials and shows. He had no professional education. The actor's play in the adaptation of Mortal Kombat became the source of ideas for the development of the playable character. Among Goddart's hobbies is boxing. His category is light heavyweight. He has several dozen battles on his account. He only lost one battle. Trevor married aerobics instructor Ruth Ann (Ruthann) McCarthy. Their family had two sons. On June 7, 2003, the actor and boxer passed away, presumably due to an overdose of drugs and medication. He was only 40 years old.
Carier start
During his career, the actor has played more than 30 movie roles. The first works were episodes in famous TV series. So Trevor starred in serial dramas Murder, She Wrote, Lifetime, The Empty Nest, Murphy Brown, Malibu Rescuers. In 1991, she got a small role in the feature film Inside Out. The directors of the melodrama are Jeffrey Rayner, Lizzie Borden, Adam Friedman.
Then the actor got roles in the series "Dark Justice", "Police Commissioner", "Silk Nets", "The Renegade", "The X-Files" and "Babylon 5". 1994 brought Goddart a role in the film "Soldiers of Fortune". According to the plot of the action movie, several mercenaries must carry out a mission on the island. They need to get the consent of local residents to mine minerals. The main character understands the situation and begins to protect the population, and not intimidate them.
Creativity and filmography
In 1995, the actor played Kano in the film Mortal Kombat. According to the plot of a fantastic action movie, three warriors need to win a battle with evil in order to save humanity. Then he starred in the TV series "Man from Nowhere". The drama ran from 1995 to 1996. Trevor's character is Poppies. Later, the actor could be seen as Mickey in the movie Illegal Blues. The main characters are a police officer and a singer from the bar, whose husband died. He then landed the role of Neils in The Decisive Point. The protagonist is hired as a tennis coach for his boss's son in order to reduce his monetary debt.
Then he starred in the series "Military Legal Service", which was shown in the period from 1995 to 2005. The next work of the actor took place in the film "Yesterday's Target". The heroes of the fantastic thriller are people with supernormal abilities. He played Agent Riggs. In 1996, Trevor landed the role of Ryoga in Fast Money. The main character is engaged in car theft. Once in the car, she discovers an unusual find. He could then be seen as Scott in the drama "Storm Waves". The action hero is a former Marine. In the movie "Victim of the Jaguar" Goddard reincarnated as Damian Bandera.
In 1997, he starred in the film Attack on Devil's Island. This fantastic thriller tells the story of the adventures of the elite American special forces. He got a role in the drama Code of Morality. After it could be seen in the film "Rise from the Depth". In the story, hired criminals attack an ocean passenger liner. Trevor's next work took place in the television film Legion. Later he could be seen as Ravi in the drama "Something About Girls." Comedy melodrama tells the story of four girls who want to find personal happiness in a big city. In the 1999 film Dylda, Goddart appeared as Warner. The comedy is about a successful woman who designs clothes. In the same year he was invited to the film "Blind Feeling". The director and screenwriter of the film is Ian Sears.
Then the actor was cast for the role of Paul Stoker in the TV series "18 Wheels of Justice". 2001 brought him the role of Jason in Dead Man's Run. The thriller is directed and written by Robert Hiatt. He later starred in the television movie When Billy Defeats Bobby as Barry. This is a sports comedy about women who play tennis professionally. The following year, the actor got the lead role in the film "Vampire from Hollywood". The horror film tells about a drug addict and her friend Tom. He then starred in the 2003 sci-fi action movie Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. The film won the Actors Guild Award, Saturn, the British Academy Prize, and was also nominated for a Golden Globe and an Oscar. The film was presented at the Cambridge Film Festival. He received high ratings from viewers and film critics. The picture was shown in the USA, Canada, in many American, European, Asian and African countries.
