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Chris Zylka Biography

Chris Zylka born Christopher Michael Settlemire on May 9, 1985 in Warren, Ohio, U.S, is an American actor and model. Zylka went to the University of Toledo.

Chris Zylka Age | How Old Is Chris Zylka

Born on 9th May 1985, Chris is 33 years old as of 2018.

Chris Zylka Height

Zylka is 6 feet 1 inch (1.85 m) tall.

Chris Zylka Dating – Hanna Beth

Zylka got engaged to Hanna Beth Merjos in April 2014 but their engagement did not last as they broke up in early 2015. Later in January 2018, he got engaged to heiress and TV personality Paris Hilton. The engagement was called off in November 2018.

Chris Zylka And Lucy Hale

He was in a relationship with Lucy Hale in 2012 but it did not last long as the two split six months later.

Chris Zylka Gay | Is Chris Zylka Gay

Chris is not gay.

Career

He kicked off his career in 2008 with a guest appearance on 90210 . Soon after he was cast in a recurring role in Everybody Hates Chris before guest starring on the shows Hannah Montana, Cougar Town and Zeke and Luther. Zylka then landed a sixteen-episode recurring role as Joey Donner in 10 Things I Hate About You.

Gradually he began to move into films , appearing in The People I’ve Slept With before starring in the horror television film My Super Psycho Sweet 16. He later reprised this role in the sequel, My Super Psycho Sweet 16: Part 2.

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Chris Zylka Kaboom

He appeared in Kaboom in 2010 on the role of Thor. Zylka has been featured in two animal-attack-themed films, Shark Night in 2011 and Piranha 3DD in 2012.

Chris Zylka The Amazing Spider Man | Spiderman

He played the role of Flash Thompson in The Amazing Spider-Man. He was cast as Jake in the television drama The Secret Circle. He was ranked number ninety by BuddyTV on its list of “TV’s Sexiest Men of 2011”.

Chris Zylka American Horror Story

He was in the series American Horror Story on the role of Daniel, who is a deaf-mute.

Chris Zylka The Leftovers

From 2014 to 2017, he was cast in the TV Series The Leftovers on the role of Tom Garvey.

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Chris Zylka Interview

Interview with Chris Zylka

Source: hbo.com

From the first, we get a sense that Tom is a deep thinker, complete with a copy of The Stranger. What are your impressions of him?

Chris: I think Tom is just like every other kid his age. He’s at that age where he’s looking for himself, but before he can find himself, he has to look for something to look up to. He’s trying to find a father figure – in anyone. Whoever has the loudest voice. And he is constantly thinking about everything that has happened, is happening. He’s definitely always deep in thought.

Is Holy Wayne the father figure he’s looking for?

Chris: At this point, there hasn’t been a whole lot of proof in the pudding, other than senators feeling relief. And you can get relief through anything if you put your mind to it. I think Tommy’s questioning and he knows better than to question out loud, which adds to his being so deep in thought. One thing he definitely does is he thinks before he speaks. Right now, the main thing that is perturbing him is the question that he has about Wayne, and he knows he can’t ask.

Wouldn’t it have been simpler to accept Wayne’s offers to take the pain away?

Chris: I think he wants to figure out why he feels burdened before it gets taken away. And he wants to figure it out for himself.

What’s Tom’s opinion of Christine?

Chris: At this point, he does still have a bit of a crush on her. But also, he is curious as to why she is so carefree, why she doesn’t seem burdened. He’s fascinated by this girl who is able to brush things off, chew on candy all day and not care. It’s a phenomenon to him.

So in Episode 2, Tom does what it takes to protect Christine and flee the ranch. Is he driven by Wayne’s instructions or his feelings for her?

Chris: It’s a bit of both. In such a time of despair, he just acts on impulse. He is always so deep in thought, his mind is always racing, and he wants to distract himself from that. By acting on impulse, he keeps himself distracted. He’s just trying to figure out his way of dealing with all this.

Now we find out that Christine is pregnant. Is Tom overwhelmed by these responsibilities?

Chris: I think it comes as a surprise to him. But it’s almost like, Well, they must have known … and I’m in charge. He’s their number one. It adds so much more responsibility. You’re not just protecting one person, you’re protecting two people, and one of them, possibly, is the savior.

And that means a lot of time by the phone. What does he think about as he’s waiting for Wayne to call?

Chris: It’s no different than in today’s society: They have my number, when are they going to call? And it’s this old, cheap flip phone. He doesn’t know what the number is so he can’t even give it to anyone else. Imagine having just one source on this cellphone, no social media, nothing. Just this electric thing, your one-way walkie to your guru. The phone becomes Tom’s worst enemy.

Tom is unique in the show in that he gives us an idea of the world outside of Mapleton. What do you think his opinion is of the different groups he encounters?

Chris: Tom’s storyline is a constant reminder that it’s not just Mapleton that’s affected – it’s the entire world. With the Guilty Remnant, they have his mother. No son is going to take that lightly, so he holds a grudge against the Remnant, which I think you see in Episode 4. With the other cults, it’s like he’s trying to be as undercover as possible, so they disguise themselves with the Barefoot People. It’s a tall blond guy and a short Asian girl that they’re looking for and there are not many of that combination. But Tom takes every cult as they come along and that adds to his growth as a person. It’s no different than kids that are exposed to all types of societies and all types of cultures. They end up more well-rounded and rational in their thinking. Tom takes it in and tries to learn from it as best he can.

Besides that first unsuccessful call to his dad, does he feel the need to be in touch with his family at all?

Chris: All of that goes back to his self-destructive nature; he’s trying to punish himself. He didn’t lose anyone in his family, but at same time he has lost everyone in the family. He’s trying to test himself: How much can I go without them because what if it does happen?

Having now been exposed to the Loved Ones, what’s his opinion of these bereavement figures?

Chris: In his head, he sees they’re dummies of real people. But more so, it’s about Christine reminding him it was in the dream… maybe people are having premonitions. It also makes Tommy question even more if he’s following the wrong guy.

So it’s him and Christine on the road figuring it out.

Chris: They’re like a dynamic duo – or really, a dynamic trio.