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'''Joag Joseph Hunter''' (born January 26, 1964 in [[Denzin, Salviana|Denzin]], [[Salviana]]) is a [[Dragoonasag|Dragoonish]] actor best known for his role in the Dragoonish TV series ''[[Airhopana (TV series)|Airhopana]]''. He is also known for his role in the [[Baxter Penark]] films ''[[Lohana Ragin']]'' and ''[[Fort Bedelheim (film)|Fort Bedelheim]]''. Hunter has won four [[Brantz Award]]s, and was voted "Best Dragoonish Actor" in 2007.
  
'''Joag Joseph Hunter''' (born January 26, 1964 in [[Denzin, Salviana|Denzin]], [[Salviana]]) is a [[Dragoonasag|Dragoonish]] actor best known for his role in the Dragoonish TV series ''[[Airhopana (TV series)|Airhopana]]''. He is also known for his role in the [[Baxter Penark]] films ''[[Lohana Ragin']]'' and ''[[Fort Bedelheim (film)|Fort Bedelheim]]''. Hunter has won four [[Brantz Award]]s, and was voted "Best Dragoonish Actor" in 2007.
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Hunter made his big-screen debut in 1990, starring in the film ''[[Mighty Men of Mennissaw]]''. He reprised his role in the 1991 sequel ''[[Mighty Men of Mennissaw II]]''. In 1992, Hunter teamed up with [[Ed Brantz]] in the film ''[[Brimm & Alkarron]]'', for which he won his first Brantz Award. In 1994, he was cast as a lawyer in the film ''[[Mr. Kalgarron]]''. He won his second Brantz Award for his role in the film. In 1996, Hunter was cast alongside veteran Dragoonish actor [[Phil Melharrie]] in the film ''[[Unlikely Partners in Caltona]]''. Hunter starred in three more films in the 1990s.
  
Hunter made his big-screen debut in 1990, starring in the film ''[[Mighty Men of Mennissaw]]''. He reprised his role in the 1991 sequel ''[[Mighty Men of Mennissaw II]]''. In 1992, Hunter teamed up with [[Ed Brantz]] in the film ''[[Brimm & Alkarron]]'', for which he won his first Brantz Award. In 1994, he was cast as a lawyer in the film ''[[Mr. Kalgarron]]''. He won his second Brantz Award for his role in the film. In 1996, Hunter was cast alongside veteran Dragoonish actor [[Phil Melharrie]] in the film ''[[Unlikely Partners in Caltona]]''. Hunter starred in three more films in the 1990s.
   
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In 2000, Hunter was cast as Matt Keyers in the film ''[[Had It, Lost It (Dragoonish film)|Had It, Lost It]]'' In 2001, he joined the cast of the successful TV series ''Airhopana''. He stayed on the show until its end in 2004. After ''Airhopana'' ended, Hunter went on to star in the film ''Lohana Ragin'' with [[Jason Defoli]]. After finishing ''Lohana Ragin''', Hunter went on to star in films such as ''[[Matt Brimm's Story (film)|Matt Brimm's Story]]'' (2006), ''Fort Bedelheim'' (2007), and ''[[No Road Leads to Taraz]]'' (2009). He recently signed on to have a supporting role in the 2011 film ''[[Outlaws in Admandville]]'' as the [[Admandville]] police chief.
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In 2000, Hunter was cast as Matt Keyers in the film ''[[Had It, Lost It (Dragoonish film)|Had It, Lost It]]'' In 2001, he joined the cast of the successful TV series ''Airhopana''. He stayed on the show until its end in 2004. After ''Airhopana'' ended, Hunter went on to star in the film ''Lohana Ragin'' with [[Jason Defoli]]. After finishing ''Lohana Ragin''', Hunter went on to star in films such as ''[[Matt Brimm's Story (film)|Matt Brimm's Story]]'' (2006), ''Fort Bedelheim'' (2007), and ''[[No Road Leads to Taraz]]'' (2009). He played a supporting role in the 2011 film ''[[Outlaws in Admandville]]'' as the [[Admandville]] police chief. In 2012, he appeared in the film ''Thirty Thousand Pages''. That role was followed by roles in ''He Owes Them Nothing'' (2013), ''Jordson Howell Uses His Head for Once'' (2014), and ''Return to Admandville'' (2015).
   
 
==Filmography==
  
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==Gallery==
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File:Joag Hunter.jpg|Joag Hunter in 2006
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File:Joag Hunter, August 2011.jpg|Joag Hunter in August 2011
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Latest revision as of 18:09, 31 January 2019

Joag Joseph Hunter (born January 26, 1964 in Denzin, Salviana) is a Dragoonish actor best known for his role in the Dragoonish TV series Airhopana. He is also known for his role in the Baxter Penark films Lohana Ragin' and Fort Bedelheim. Hunter has won four Brantz Awards, and was voted "Best Dragoonish Actor" in 2007.

Early life[]

Hunter was born on January 26, 1964 to firefighter Douglas Tylt Hunter and stage performer Edna Sahleissen-Hunter. He lived in Denzin, Salviana until 1967, when the family moved to Zinzberg so his father could find better work. He attended Zinzberg City Schools until he was fourteen. The family then relocated to Makersburg, Penoshia. Hunter attended Makersburg High School, and graduated in 1982. He attended the University of Penoshia before moving back to Salviana in the late 1980s.

Career[]

Hunter made his big-screen debut in 1990, starring in the film Mighty Men of Mennissaw. He reprised his role in the 1991 sequel Mighty Men of Mennissaw II. In 1992, Hunter teamed up with Ed Brantz in the film Brimm & Alkarron, for which he won his first Brantz Award. In 1994, he was cast as a lawyer in the film Mr. Kalgarron. He won his second Brantz Award for his role in the film. In 1996, Hunter was cast alongside veteran Dragoonish actor Phil Melharrie in the film Unlikely Partners in Caltona. Hunter starred in three more films in the 1990s.

In 2000, Hunter was cast as Matt Keyers in the film Had It, Lost It In 2001, he joined the cast of the successful TV series Airhopana. He stayed on the show until its end in 2004. After Airhopana ended, Hunter went on to star in the film Lohana Ragin with Jason Defoli. After finishing Lohana Ragin', Hunter went on to star in films such as Matt Brimm's Story (2006), Fort Bedelheim (2007), and No Road Leads to Taraz (2009). He played a supporting role in the 2011 film Outlaws in Admandville as the Admandville police chief. In 2012, he appeared in the film Thirty Thousand Pages. That role was followed by roles in He Owes Them Nothing (2013), Jordson Howell Uses His Head for Once (2014), and Return to Admandville (2015).

Filmography[]

Television[]

Show Year(s) Role Notes
Airhopana 2001-2004 William Salvers Main role
Arondello High 2005 John Frasbey Guest role
Northton 2006 Mark Jozefs Guest role

Film[]

Film Year Role Notes
Mighty Men of Mennissaw 1990 Herbert "Herbie" Greenwater
Mighty Men of Mennissaw II 1991 Herbie Greenwater
Brimm & Alkarron 1992 Stuart Cheuter Won his first Brantz Award
Nominated for "Best Supporting Actor" at Dragoonasag Film Awards
Mr. Kalgarron 1994 Attorney Philip A. Kalgarron Won his second Brantz Award
Unlikely Partners in Caltona 1996 David DuPallin
The Betrayal in Zinrico City 1997 Augustus Brimmer
On Deadpost Road 1998 Andrew "Drew" Lartney
Four Men on Punishment 1999 Glenn Rathean
Had It, Lost It 2000 Matt Keyers
Lohana Ragin' 2005 "Lucky Steve" Bastroudi
Matt Brimm's Story 2006 Matt Brimm
Fort Bedelheim 2007 Jack Szernoz
No Road Leads to Taraz 2009 Max Joaghean
Outlaws in Admandville 2011 Police Chief Josh Xatos
Thirty Thousand Pages 2012 Chris Headley
He Owes Them Nothing 2013 Sean Neldwin
Jordson Howell Uses His Head for Once 2014 William Roberts
Return to Admandville 2015 Police Chief Josh Xatos

Gallery[]

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