matt di angelo played sam and dean's young dad.
matt di angelo played sam and dean's young dad.
who plays sam and dean's young dad?
matt di angelo
while the series does not have many lead characters, there are many recurring characters. jeffrey dean morgan portrays john winchester, father of sam and dean. making an appearance in the pilot episode, john does not return until nearly halfway through the first season, after which he becomes a recurring character until his eventual death in the second season's premiere episode, though his spirit returns to help his sons in the season finale. later in the series, it is announced that john winchester fathered a third son with another woman; a half-brother to sam and dean. according to writer john shiban, it was decided early on that john would die. the writers found that having the brothers being separated from their father "split the show". shiban noted that "... the boys were looking for dad, and they were looking for a monster of the week, whatever that is, whatever case crosses their path. it became difficult, because we thought it was like – 'what is dad doing? is he doing more interesting things than the boys are doing, or what?'" they believed morgan was initially reluctant about returning to "supernatural" for the second season because of his recurring role on the series "grey's anatomy". future appearances of the character have been hindered by morgan's busy schedule.
supernatural (american tv series)
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