J.P. Dizon

J.P. Dizon made his television debut at the age of five as a series regular on the NBC show "Day By Day" starring Linda Kelsey, Doug Sheehan, and Julia Louis-Dreyfuss (who later rose to fame as Elaine on "Seinfeld"). His next recurring role was on ABC's award-winning "China Beach," in which he played the half-Vietnamese half-French son of Dr. Bernard, the love interest of star Dana Delaney. He also appeared on NBC's "Days of Our Lives." At the age of nine, he developed an interest in gymnastics and competed at the regional level, winning several gold and silver medals in vaulting and other events. Today, J.P. continues to pursue his love of performing and also works as a graphic designer and computer consultant.