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LSU Alumnus Makes his Mark in Hollywood
He fathered Megan Fox, was beaten up by Cameron Diaz and helped guinea pigs save the world.
He played baseball for the New York Yankees (Kevin Costner called him the ultimate reason 'not to be a Yankee'), running back for the LSU Tigers and linebacker for the South Central Louisiana State University Mud Dogs.
He's most famous for killing Tobey Maguire's uncle.
Quite a checkered post-LSU career for the starting center fielder on the Tigers' first-ever College World Series baseball team, don't you think?
In 1986, Michael Papajohn was starring on the diamond, hitting .296 as the Tigers made their inaugural trip to Omaha, Neb., for the College World Series.
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Megan Fox's Male Co-Star Wished She Put More Clothes On
Papajohn jokingly said he still feels like he has "a big responsibility" to take on a protective paternal role in Fox's real life and went as far as to say he didn't think his "daughter" looked her best at the recent MTV Movie Awards with her grease-inspired look. Read the Full Article
Michael Papajohn Talks About 'Terminator Salvation'
Papajohn shares a fight scene with Moon Bloodgood and Sam Worthington in Terminator Salvation and he plays an astronaut in the campy comedy Land of the Lost. But it's his role in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen that has men around the world green with envy. Read the Full Article
Michael Papajohn will appear on True Blood's sophomore season
He plays one of the locals in the show's fictional town of Bon Temps, La., and the good news is, he gets to live to perhaps see another episode. Read the Full Article
SnapMyLife helps celebs send pics from BlackBerry to Twitter
While Christian Bale, Will Ferrell and Optimus Prime headline the summer blockbuster movies, actor Michael Papajohn is grabbing the Twitter spotlight in these films. The supporting actor is appearing in Terminator Salvation, Land of the Lost and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and is tweeting live mobile pics at the red carpet premieres and on-location movie shoots. Read the Full Article
Birmingham native Michael Papajohn in 4 summer movies
Papajohn, who graduated from Vestavia Hills High School and went on to play collegiate baseball at LSU, has been making movies since he appeared as Dennis Quaid's stunt double in "Everybody's All-American" in 1988. After moving to Los Angeles that same year, Papajohn has carved out quite a career as a character actor -- appearing in the baseball movies "Little Big League" and "For Love of the Game," the action-thrillers "Eraser" and "Predator 2," the comic-book adventure "Hulk," the remake of "The Longest Yard" and the Oscar-nominated drama "House of Sand and Fog," among many others. Read the Full Article
Free BlackBerry (Storm) & iPhone App of Day: Snap2Twitter / SnapMyLife
Movie actor Michael Papajohn, who co-stars in the summer blockbusters Terminator Salvation, Land of the Lost and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen uses Snap2Twitter to tweet fans behind-the-scenes pictures of his movie premieres, shoots and fun family moments" said George Grey, CEO and founder, SnapMyLife. Read the Full Article
Rex Sikes' Movie Beat: Michael Papajohn
Rex Sikes' Movie Beat welcomes Michael and they discuss acting, stunts, the movie business and his career which includes over 55 professional credits. You must listen to the incredible insights Michael shares as he discuss movie making and story telling. Read the Full Article
Exclusive: Interview with Michael Papajohn of Terminator Salvation and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
Michael Papajohn is one of the hardest working guys in Hollywood, but his road to Tinseltown actually started on the college sports fields. When a stunt job landed in his path, it changed his life forever. Read the Full Article
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