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Patrick Renna-1

Movie Actor

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Compassionate Artistic Intuitive Gentle Wise Musical Empathetic

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1979-03-03
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He first gained attention for his memorable performance as “Ham” Porter in the beloved 1993 family classic The Sandlot, a role that truly put him on the map. Over the years, he continued to build his acting resume with appearances in films like National Lampoon Presents Dorm Daze, Dark Ride, and Bad Roomies. On the small screen, he made guest appearances in popular TV series such as Boston Legal, The Closer, and Judging Amy, showcasing his range and versatility.

Before all the fame, he had already begun making strides in the entertainment world. In 1993, he landed a part in the film Son in Law, followed by a 1994 episode of the television show Getting By. His early years were spent in Boston, Massachusetts, but he later moved to Southern California, where he spent the remainder of his childhood growing up.

In 2006, he tied the knot with Jasmin Renna, and the couple has since built a beautiful family together. They are proud parents to two sons, Flynn and Liam. In February 2025, exciting news came out—He and Jasmin announced they were expecting their third child. Then, in July 2025, they joyfully welcomed their daughter, Lily June, into the world. He continues to balance his career and family life, staying grounded despite his long-standing presence in Hollywood.

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He landed the role of Patrick in the 1999 film The Secret Life of Girls, which turned out to be a memorable part of his early career. It was one of those roles that really showcased his potential, and people still mention it when talking about his journey. He brought a certain charm to Patrick, making the character stand out in just the right way. Looking back, it’s clear that playing Patrick was a stepping stone that helped him gain more attention in the industry. He definitely made the most of the opportunity, and fans of the film often recall his performance with a sense of nostalgia.

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