Jeffrey Dean Morgan is a fascinating actor, known for taking on violent roles, but also known for being one of the most amiable in real life, making for some true talent in his best movies and TV shows. Morgan got his start in the early 1990s with small roles in movies and TV. Because so many of his roles have been in a recurring capacity on television, he has become something of a character actor, popping into shows as father figures, charismatic love interests, or even villains that the audience loves to hate. 131x6y

Jeffrey Dean Morgan could have been the leading man of his new horror-comedy movie but opted not to. The actor is likely best known for television roles including playing John Winchester on Supernatural, Joe Kessler on The Boys, Jason Crouse on The Good Wife, and Denny Duquette on Grey's Anatomy. However, he has also held roles in prominent movies, especially those directed by Zack Snyder, including playing Comedian in Watchmen and Thomas Wayne in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan has racked up impressive movie and television roles over the last two decades, including his part as Joe Kessler in Eric Kripke's hit series adaptation The Boys. ing The Boys season 4, Joe Kessler is an amalgamation of a couple of Morgan's most well-known and controversial television characters: Supernatural's John Winchester and The Walking Dead's Negan Smith.

The Postcard Killings is an intense thriller starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan, but is it based on a true story? James Patterson may not get much critical respect - Stephen King once infamously said the author is "a terrible writer but he's very successful" (via The Guardian) - but his success can't be denied. James Patterson has sold over 425 million books throughout his career and is one of the world's best-selling authors. So naturally, his work has been adapted for multiple films and TV shows.