Jonathan Joss
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Jonathan Joss is a Native American actor. Born in 1965 in San Antonio, Texas), he went to McCollum High School alongside independent filmmaker and best friend Mark A. Watson, where they studied both Drama and Choir, and worked together on such theatrical plays together such as El Gallo. He is known mostly for replacing Victor Aaron as the voice of John Redcorn in the animated series King of the Hill.
[edit] Actor - Filmography
- King of the Hill (1997) (TV Series) (voice) - John Redcorn
- Into the West (Mini TV Series) - Wovoka/Jack Wilson
- Justice League Unlimited (2001) (TV-Series) - Sheriff Ohiyesa Smith
- ER - Time of Death (2004) (TV Episode) - Bert
- Johnson Family Vacation (2004) (Movie) - Casino Host
- Charmed - Baby's First Demon (2003) TV Episode - Brutish Demon
- Christmas in the Clouds (2001) (Movie) - Phil
- Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World (1998) (Movie) (voice) - Additional voices
- Almost Heroes (1998) (Movie) - Bent Twig
- Walker, Texas Ranger (1993) (TV-Series) - Young Raymond Firewalker
- Dead Man's Walk (1996) (Mini TV Series) - Kicking Wolf
- Without Consent (1994) (TV Movie) - Attendant #2
- The Substitute Wife (1994) (TV Movie) - Black Deer
- 8 Seconds (1994) (Movie) - Medic Del Rio
- Texas (1994) (Movie) - Comanche
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