Just passed his 51st birthday, but the charm of male singer Jon Bon Jovi, even in his fifties, has never cooled. Throughout his career, besides singing, Jon also acted in many movies.

With his handsome, masculine appearance, his appearance always attracts the attention of fans, especially female fans. Let’s look back at his memorable roles:

Moonlight and Valentino (1995)

In this film, Jovi’s character has no name, simply an anonymous painter. While painting a house, the painter met the homeowner – a widow and fell in love with her.

The Leading Man (1996)

Jon plays Robin Grange, a poor employee who is asked by his boss to seduce his wife so he can have free time with his secret mistresses. But the situation begins to become complicated when the demanding boss begins to become jealous of Robin because he does his job so well.

Destination Anywhere (1997)

Tom came up with the idea of ​​making a short film during the production of his music album. The movie “Destination Anywhere” starred Bon Jovi and Demi Moore. They play a couple going through a difficult time when their young child suddenly dies, causing the wife to become depressed to the point of alcoholism.

Little City (1997)

In the romantic comedy, Jon plays Kevin, a bar bartender who is in recovery from alcohol addiction. The character Kevin is very flirtatious, almost every woman he meets is charmed by him. That flirtation turned out to bring Kevin a lot of trouble.

Row Your Boat (1998)

In the movie, Jon plays a census worker. He was given many scenes by the director to show off his muscles.

Homegrown (1998)

“Homegrown” is a film that deals with a sensitive topic – the use of opium in medical treatment, causing the film to only be shown in very limited theaters.

No Looking Back (1998)

The film tells the story of a girl hesitant about the love of two boys, played by Bon Jovi and Edward Burns. In the end, the loss belonged to Bon Jovi. His roles on screen often have an unsatisfactory ending.

Sex and the City (1999)

Jon continues to play the role of a flower-loving man. It seems that he has a great affinity for this type of role.

Pay it Forward (2000)

Bon Jovi plays the heroine’s ex-husband, an alcoholic and abusive man.

U-571 (2000)

Jon plays Navy Captain Pete Emmett. The film was successful when it was praised by critics and won at the box office. There is only one regret that makes those who love Bon Jovi disappointed: his role has a tragic ending.

Vampires: The Dead (2002)

Jon plays Derek Bliss – a vampire hunter.

Ally McBeal (2002)

In the film, Bon Jovi only has a small role – a singer performing the song “I Hope That I Don’t Fall In Love With You” in front of the female main character.

Las Vegas (2005)

In this long-running television series, Jon Bon Jovi along with many other famous characters appear briefly like decorative pieces of jewelry to help make the film more attractive and attract viewers.

Cry Wolf (2005)

In the horror movie “Cry Wolf”, Jon plays the handsome teacher Rich Walker.

National Lampoon’s Pucked (2006)

Jon plays the main role – Frank Hopper, a lawyer who always loses his cases and is eventually forced to give up his career but still doesn’t stop dreaming. Suddenly one day Frank came up with the idea of ​​establishing a women’s hockey team and determined to conquer his life’s new dream.

The West Wing (2006)

Jon only received a small role in a television series shown on NBC.

30 Rock (2010)

Jon’s popularity always makes television directors come to him and invite him to play small roles to increase the appeal of the film. In “30 Rock”, he plays a man who looks similar to Bon Jovi, so people often mistake him for a music star.

New Year’s Eve (2011)

Bon Jovi plays a rock star – a role that is exactly his strength.