We here at Justin Chambers Online would like to wish Justin a Happy 41st Birthday. We hope it’s a great day spent with loved ones and fun times are had by all.

Before I get to the videos, Justin hit the tennis court yesterday and a fan got a pic with him..

I added 4 old talk show appearances to our video archive. Click on the links.

Jimmy Kimmel Live – March 17, 2006
The View – January 22, 2007
Jimmy Kimmel Live – February 8, 2007
Rachael Ray – May 3, 2007

Quick update because it has been a while and it mostly relates to today being Father’s Day (Happy Father’s Day, Justin!). I added a small scan from the February 2008 edition of Glamour magazine (US – I’m not sure if it also came out in any of the international editions of the mag) that I found on a database. I would like to have a better quality scan so, if anyone actually has the magazine it would be greatly appreciated if you could scan the article + pic and send it to me. Full credit will be given. 🙂

Anyway, click on the link for the scan. I typed out what the article says for those having difficulty deciphering it. 😆

Glamour – February 2008

“This was Jackson’s first summer, and I love the way Justin’s looking at him, just taking him in.”
-KEISHA LEON-CHAMBERS
JUSTIN’S WIFE OF 14 YEARS

WHO: Grey’s Anatomy’s JUSTIN CHAMBERS, 37.
Photographed: In their home in New York City, 2002.

He plays a bad boy on TV, but in real life this former model is the proud father of, yes, five. Does this shot make him want to go for number six? “No.” laughs Justin. “We’re definitely out of our baby years.”

Also, here are links to several recent lists Justin is on mostly related to his family:
The More the Merrier: Stars with Big Families
Celebrity Dads
TV’s Hottest Dads
TV’s Top 10 Dreamy Docs

Justin has dropped out of “Tan Lines.” 🙁

The director talks about it on his blog.

It’s unfortunate that Justin dropped out of the movie a week before they were supposed to start filming but I’m happy that Mr. Kirkman and the rest of the production will go ahead with the movie with Josh Hopkins stepping into the lead role.

I was going to update the site today with some pics but now I’m not in the mood for it.

It’s now officially confirmed! 🙂 Starting June 1st, Justin will begin shooting the indie comedy “Tan Lines” in Louisville, Kentucky. Justin will play the main character named Owen and this is the movie synopsis:

After being fired from the affluent country club for bad behavior, a former tennis star (Owen) takes a job at a public racquet club where he leads a ragtag group of oddball pros to a showdown against a rival team of his former co-workers.

“Cougar Town” actor Josh Hopkins will play Justin’s ex-boss and high school nemesis. Other cast members and a longer (and spoilerish) synopsis can be read at Insider Louisville.

The director of the movie, Tim Kirkman, has a Twitter account and also a blog where he has been detailing the pre-production work for the movie. Hopefully he’ll continue updating his Twitter and blog once they start shooting the movie. I’m also linking the movie’s Facebook page and Twitter below:

‘Tan Lines’ on Facebook
‘Tan Lines’ on Twitter
Tim Kirkman on Twitter
Tim Kirkman’s Blog

Although “Brake” (the thriller Justin was supposed to do last year but didn’t because the Grey’s Anatomy producers suck of scheduling conflicts with Grey’s Anatomy) was more my type of movie, “Tan Lines” sounds like fun and it’ll be great to see Justin play a completely different character from the one he plays on GA.

**Reminder that tonight is the (sure to be depressing) season finale of Grey’s Anatomy.

A while back I posted about Justin taking part in the WordTheatre performance “Forbidden Fruit” on June 24th.

He has now also been added to the WordTheatre® Lit by Lulu presents Charles Baxter event on May 22nd at Soho House in West Hollywood. More information and tickets can be purchased at WordTheatre.com

P.S. – I’m hearing Justin will start work on a movie in June… I’m hoping we’ll hear more about that soon. 🙂

Info about the Hillsides Foster Soles campaign and a 2009 radio interview. Read the rest of this entry »