He’s best known for his early roles as a child actor, especially in films like They Still Call Me Bruce and Space Raiders, which helped put him on the map. But it was his standout performance as Mike Webber on the long-running soap opera General Hospital that really solidified his reputation. People couldn’t stop talking about his talent, and honestly, it was clear even back then that he had something special. He received a Soap Opera Digest Award in 1984 for his role—pretty impressive, especially considering how young he was at the time.

Before all the fame and spotlight, he grew up in Oceanside, California, a quiet suburb of San Diego, alongside his sister Marissa, who also pursued acting. Their shared passion for performance must’ve been strong in the household. As his childhood and teenage years in Hollywood came to a close, he made a big shift—he decided to step away from the screen and focus on academics. That’s when he went on to attend law school, showing just how driven and multifaceted he truly is.

Looking back, it’s fascinating to see how his journey unfolded. From dramatic scenes on General Hospital to hitting the books in law school, he’s always taken bold steps. And through it all, he’s remained someone people admire—not just for his early success, but for the thoughtful choices he’s made along the way.