Peter Facinelli will be in the fall issue of Defy Magazine

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In a photo session in Culver City, California, Peter Facinelli is casually in a window with his legs stretched backwards. He is tall and thin, with classic Roman features: the forehead, an aquiline nose. Against the natural light coming through the large glass window, it becomes a figure, his features sharp casting shadows on his face. He sets his sights on something in the distance and seems thoughtful, melancholy, a bit moody. He leans forward to stare at the camera and then, without warning, comes to his feet and climbs onto the ledge of the window. His position has changed, his exuberant energy and power and improvise. Just like that, which has been transformed from one character to another.

For those who have followed the career of Facinelli, this effort is no surprise that the transformation should. The actor’s CV spans a long list of diverse and complex characters, ranging from the All-American athlete, Mike Dexter where I can not wait to compassion and Dr. Carlisle Cullen evolved in the Twilight saga. As Dr. Fitch Cooper on the acclaimed Showtime series Nurse Jackie, who plays a surgeon amusingly clumsy but well-meaning, suffering from a nervous compulsion known as “sexual Tourette’s.”

The diversity of the many roles Facinelli is not an accident. He says it was determined from the start of his career not to be typecast as the stereotypical Italian male, something that must have been difficult for a child out of Queens with an accent on the coast of New Jersey. “Facinelli has done seems a career of defying expectations and proving wrong people, starting with their parents.

Source: The Vampire Club