Nicholas D Agosto Biography,Age,Final Destination,Wife and Filmography

Nicholas D Agosto Biography

Nicholas D Agosto is an American actor who is known for being the lead of Final Destination 5. He has also done recurring roles in Heroes and The Office. He has also starred in the Showtime series Masters of Sex and the Fox series Gotham.

D’Agosto also stars in the series Trial & Error, which finished airing its second season in October 2018.

10 Quick Facts About Nicholas D Agosto

1. Name: Nicholas D Agosto
2. Age: 42 years old as of 2022
3. Birthday: 17 April 1980
4. Zodiac Sign: Aries
5. Height: 1.83 meters.
6. Nationality: American
7. Occupation: Actor
8. Marital Status: Married
9. Salary: Under review
10. Net worth: Under review

Nicholas D Agosto Age

The Final Destination star was born on 17 April 1980 in Omaha, Nebraska, United States. As of 2022, he is 42 years old.

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The Final Destination star stands at a height of 1.83 meters.

Nicholas D Agosto Family

Nicholas is the son of Deanna Rae Vellinga, his mother and Alen D’Agosto, his father. He is also the brother to Andy D’Agosto, Katie D’Agosto, Pat D’Agosto and Julie D’Agosto. He is husband to Andrea Bricco.

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Is Nicholas D Agosto Married? The Final Destination actor was rumored to be dating Sarah Roemer in 2009. The news spread quickly as they were filming the movie Fired Up. As none of them came out open to clarify, this information was considered to be nothing but rumors.

On 2nd July 2015, the actor posted his wedding picture on his Twitter account. The actor is said to have married to Andrea Bricco, the food and lifestyle photographer, an artist who is said to have resided in Los Angeles. The wedding picture of this hottie actor made headlines in the paper while it took a few breaths of his female fans.

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Nicholas D Agosto Final Destination 5

During a bus ride with his colleagues to a corporate retreat, Sam (Nicholas D’Agosto) experiences a horrifying vision: the suspension bridge that they — and many others — are crossing starts to crumble around them. When his vision ends and, almost immediately, starts to come true, Sam takes quick action that saves a number of people, including his girlfriend, Molly (Emma Bell), and his best friend, Peter (Miles Fisher). However, the survivors soon find that Death will not be denied.

Initial release: 4 August 2011 (Canada)
Director: Steven Quale
Box office: 157.9 million USD
Film series: Final Destination
Budget: 40 million USD

Nicholas D Agosto Fired Up

High-school football stars Shawn Colfax (Nicholas D’Agosto) and Nick Brady (Eric Christian Olsen) are dreading another summer at football camp, then Nick hatches a brilliant scheme: to enroll at cheerleading camp instead. Soon the pair are surrounded by beautiful girls, but the boys may have to revise their playbook when Shawn falls for Carly (Sarah Roemer), the head cheerleader who sees right through the guys’ scheme.

Initial release: 20 February 2009 (USA)
Director: Will Gluck
Box office: 18.5 million USD
Screenplay: Will Gluck
Music composed by Richard Gibbs

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Actor Nicholas D’Agosto keeps pushing himself

The timing couldn’t have been worse for actor Nicholas D’Agosto. He finally captured the spiffy role of a frazzled lawyer in NBC’s new comedy, “Trial and Error,” premiering March 14. But his wife was pregnant, and they’d just made a big move back to L.A. after he’d spent a season on “Gotham” in New York.

“We bought a house, made a baby room. I organized my life to fit the structure of this show,” he says in a noisy lounge of a hotel here.

“I wasn’t quite sure how tired I’d be and the amount of attention you have to give to the work while you’re in it. That’s the great joy of the work, it’s in short chunks, you can take time off. But this was really demanding and the way we shoot, it’s non-stop… But that required a lot from my wife, a lot of generosity from her, getting closer and closer to having the baby,” he says, leaning back in a beige club chair, his hands resting on the small table in front of him.

“Having to take on all these other things, I couldn’t help as much as I would’ve liked to have done, so I was intimidated at first.”

Being intimidated was a natural state for D’Agosto, 36, while he was growing up in Omaha.

“I never felt like I was smart when I was young,” he confesses. “I think I was, in the sense that I was very curious, but I never thought of myself (capable) for a long, long time. One of my teachers took me aside and said, ‘Do you know you’re smart?’ I said, ‘I don’t know what you’re talking about.’

“He pressed that to some extent and became one of the great friends in my life. But it was the first time I realized that I could trust my instincts. It built confidence in me. That was really, really essential. It’s how you become an artist and can take chances.”

Taking chances was not in his makeup. His dad, who owns Arby’s Restaurants in Omaha, came up the hard way. “I grew up in a very blue-collar household, the middle of five children,” says D’Agosto, who’s wearing a charcoal-gray suit and a blue-and-white checked shirt, no tie.

“My mother and father are very intelligent, but neither of them is collegiately educated. Both of them had to go to work early, came from very poor families,” he says.

Hailing from abusive backgrounds, his parents were determined to build a solid family unit. “My dad worked his a — off. My mom worked her a — off raising us, but I come from a very ‘people pleaser-y’ background. Confrontation is not easy.”

D’Agosto’s decision to take a flier on acting was upsetting to his parents — especially his dad. “I have a marvelous family but, as I grew, my dad and I have different views on politics, religion, culture. He’s a really smart and powerful figure in my life and one of the hardest things I’ve had to do was engage him in honest ‘discussion’ with the intention that we’re going to love each other more by the end of it,” he says.

“It feels safe to love each other now because it feels like we’re always about to fight, and how can we avoid it? It’s growing up and becoming who you are. What road are you going to travel? I needed to travel a different road and in order to do that, I’ve had to strike out on different paths than the way some of my family members have, and that was hard for me because our family loved each other very much.”

He did try a different road in high school when director Alexander Payne came to town looking for young actors for his soon-to-be hit movie, “Election.” Tentatively D’Agosto tried out and won a role. “I can’t believe it, but I got the part. And all of a sudden I was acting with Matthew Broderick, and I had no idea how critically acclaimed it was going to be.”

D’Agosto finished college with a minor in history and set out with a pal for L.A. He’s been working as an actor in shows like “ER,” “Heroes,” “Masters of Sex,” on and off ever since, with only a short side job as a telemarketer for ADT.

He met his wife, Andrea, — a food and lifestyle photographer — on a blind date. Though they are both Wisconsin transplants — she from Green Bay and he a graduate of Marquette University in Milwaukee – they’d never met. They’re now the proud parents of a 5-month-old baby boy who was born during the filming of “Trial and Error.”

“He was considerate. He came on a Friday, so I only missed one day,” says D’Agosto, smiling. “We spent Saturday and Sunday at the hospital and came home Sunday night, and I went back to work on Monday.

Actress intimidated by the role

“Underground” returns to WGN Wednesday, and it boasts actress Aisha Hinds playing the historic Harriet Tubman. Hinds says she was at first fearful of playing the role.

“Initially I was very stalled in approaching the work because she’s this icon. So I was stuck in a place of reverence for her. And it took quite a while for me to give myself permission to stand in the authority of her as a revolutionary. There was great reverence, and so that — in and of itself — was one of the things that caused me to break down during the first camera test.

“And so it was a journey to finding the power of her for me and allowing myself to do that because I understood that Harriet had already done the work. She lived it. So there was nothing that I had the capacity to really add to that. I just had to show up.”

Source: www.virginislandsdailynews.com

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