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Lukas Haas Biography


<font class=ugo_font_title>Lukas Haas Biography
Date of Birth
16 April 1976, West Hollywood, California, USA
Birth Name
Lukas Daniel Haas
Nickname
Freddy
Height
6' 1" (1.85 m)
Mini Biography

At the age of five Lukas Haas was discovered in his kindergarten class by casting director Marjorie Simkin. His first film role was that of the youngest of the doomed children in Testament (1983). In 1985 he gained notice when he starred as Samuel, the little Amish boy who witnesses a murder in Witness (1985). He was nominated for an Emmy in the made-for-TV movie The Ryan White Story (1989) (TV). By his teenage years, he appeared with Jessica Lange in Music Box (1989) and Steve Martin in Leap of Faith (1992). On Broadway, Lukas starred with Martin and Robin Williams in "Waiting for Godot".

Trivia

Son of Emily Tracy.

Drummer and pianist for a band called the Rogues

Dated Natalie Portman. [July 2001]

Brothers are fraternal twins named Simon and Nikolai Haas. Like Lukas, they are also musicians.

Lukas enjoyed ice skating (hockey) and turned up on occasion at the ice rink at Northcross Mall in Austin (1986-1988). He was a good skater, by the way, and the employees were quite fond of him.

Eleven years after playing the title role in Witness (1985), opposite Harrison Ford, he appeared in Mars Attacks! (1996). At the end of the film, he receives a medal, just as Ford did in Star Wars (1977). Ford received the medal from Carrie Fisher, playing Princess Leia. Haas received his from Natalie Portman, who would go on to play Princess Leia's mother, Queen Amidala.

Good friends with Leonardo DiCaprio.

~ Updated: 2008-09-02 ~







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