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Jackson Douglas was born on 15 September 1969. He is an actor and producer, known for Gilmore Girls (2000), The Guilt Trip (2012) and Brown Eyed Girl (2001). He was previously married to Alex Borstein.
Nov 9, 2017 · Alex Borstein's divorce from Jackson Douglas has been finalized. According to court documents obtained by The Blast , Douglas, 47, and Borstein, 46, will equally share all residuals and...
Feb 22, 2023 · In the years since "Gilmore Girls" ended in 2007, Jackson Douglas has kept a low profile, even moving his family overseas to Spain. Still, the former Stars Hollow denizen has...
Borstein met actor and writer Jackson Douglas while she was studying improv at the ACME Comedy Theatre. Douglas proposed to her during the taping of a MADtv skit and they were married in 1999. Douglas filed for divorce in October 2014 and it was finalized in 2017.
Jackson Douglas was born on September 15, 1969. He is an actor and producer, known for Gilmore Girls (2000), The Guilt Trip (2012) and Brown Eyed Girl (2001). He was previously married to Alex Borstein.
Jackson Douglas was born in 1969 as Jackson Frederick Douglas. He is an actor and producer, known for Gilmore Girls (2000), The Guilt Trip (2012) and Family Guy (1999). He has been married to Alex Borstein since 1999. They have two children.
Jackson Douglas is an American actor and director. Douglas portrays Jackson Belleville on Gilmore Girls. Douglas has directed 3 episodes of Gilmore Girls: To Live and Let Diorama Welcome To The Dollhouse Merry Fisticuffs Studied Broadcasting at Washington State University.
Feb 23, 2015 · Since 2001, Douglas has been happy to lend his talents to the show in several different roles, but most often, he's the voice of Family Guy's version of Jason Voorhees.
Birthday: May 22, 1969. Birthplace: Not Available. Actor Jackson Douglas' training in sketch and improvisational comedy led to steady work as a guest performer on series like "Gilmore Girls"...
Jackson Douglas. Actor Jackson Douglas' training in sketch and improvisational comedy led to steady work as a guest performer on series like "Gilmore Girls" (WB/CW, 2000-07) and a second career as a television director and producer.
