Age: 35
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Lucas Daniel Till (born August 10, 1990) is an American actor, model, and producer. He is married to Skyler Samuels and they have one child. He has appeared in a number of film and television productions, including Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009), The Spy Next Door (2010), and Monster Trucks (2016). Till portrayed Havok in the X-Men prequel films from 2011 to 2016, and starred in the 2016 CBS reboot of the 1985 television series MacGyver as the titular character until its end in 2021.
Lucas Till
Eddie Brock
for Eddie Brock in Spider-Man: Season 3 Episode 14
Suggested by underworld_stories
The episode opens in the Daily Bugle as Ned Leeds, Eddie Brock, and Betty Brant all discuss the strange things that have been happening with the organized crime in New York. Jameson tells them to get back to work but Ned suggests they go and talk to Harry Osborn who thanks to Norman Osborn the world now thinks is working with Wilson Fisk who is known for paying off the cops to keep his private business up and running. The three go to the new Oscorp building but fail to find Harry. As the three go to leave they spot Wilson Fisk and Sergei Kravinoff entering Oscorp. The three of them follow Fisk as he goes out back and is talking with Norman Osborn. In shock the three go to leave but Ned accidentally knocks over a box and the three start running as Sergei chases them down. The three get cornered as Sergei walks up to them. Just then Spider-Man arrives and fights Sergei while Captain Stacy gets the three of them out of there. Fisk and Norman arrive as Spider-Man and Sergei fight and aim their guns at Spider-Man. Fisk asks Spider-Man how the cops found their base and Spider-Man tells him he let them capture him and he had a tracker in his shoe. Fisk tells him it doesn't matter if he exposes them because he'll die anyway thanks to the poison. Distracted by what Fisk said Sergei lunges at Peter. We cut to Ned, Eddie, and Betty as they get out and back to the Bugle where they reveal to the work that Norman Osborn is alive.
