Alec Musser's Main TV Roles
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BIOGRAPHY: Alec Musser joined the cast of All My Children, playing the role of Del Henry in July 2005, a role that was awarded to him after winning the second season of the SOAPnet original series Wanna Be A Soap Star.
Born in New York City and raised in New Jersey, Connecticut and San Diego, Musser graduated from the University of San Diego. An avid athlete all his life, he moved to the eastern Sierra mountains after college to work with the professional ski patrol at Mammouth Mountain, one of the largest ski resorts in North America. During the off season, he also worked as a lifeguard and during his third season he was approached by a modeling agent which eventually lead to his first modeling job with Abercrombie and Fitch. Since then, his additional modeling credits include; Gianfrance Ferre, GQ, Cosmopolitan, Men's Health, Speedo and Target.
While modeling, Musser started booking national commercials. It was at that time he auditioned for Wanna Be a Soap Star, which landed the role that brought him back to live in New York City.
TRIVIA:
- Alec Musser likes to travel around the world to surf and ski. He also enjoys riding motocross and mountain bikes, wakeboarding, photography, yoga, cooking, competing in triathalons and free diving.
- Hobbies/ Interests: Surfing, water skiing, jet skiing, sailing, football, lacrosse, ice hockey, skiing and snowboarding. Rides a bike and motorcycle.
- Hw was the winner of the second season of "I Wanna Be A Soap Star"
- After his 13-week stint as Del Henry on All My Children, the producers of the show were so impressed with the critical and fan reaction of his performance that they decided to sign him a full-term contract.
- He is from New Jersey
- Hobbies and interests: Surfing, water skiing, jet skiing, sailing, football, lacrosse, ice hockey, skiing and snowboarding. Rides a bike and motorcycle.
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