Chandler, 60, played the role of Taylor from 2006 to 2011 on the now-revered NBC series, which followed the ups and downs of Texas high school football in a small town. Along with Connie Britton, who played his wife, Chandler became a Hollywood staple who eventually moved on to other acclaimed roles. From The Wolf of Wall Street to Carol, his roles in important films have built a solid career.
In a new appearance at HBO Max's Lanterns Hall H panel during Comic-Con International at the San Diego Convention Center, Chandler showed off his salt-and-pepper hair that's scored him a title of Silver Fox. Who doesn't love a touch of grey?
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In his upcoming role as Hal Jordan in the superhero series Lanterns, Chandler found the same wonderful experience that he had with FNL.
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"We really couldn’t stop laughing," Britton captioned her photo series. "To reunite with this wonderful, once in a lifetime cast and crew after 20 years was precious and spectacularly fun. Thank you @atxfestival for bringing us together to celebrate this show that we loved, and most importantly, the people. Texas forever. #FridayNightLights."
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