The Unexpected Way My Wife And Kids' George Gore II Started His Acting Career
By William Rodriguez
George Gore II explained on "The Danesh Show" that he was discovered at the tender age of 3 years old. The toddler actually MC'ed a Christmas party at his preschool. A lady in the audience knew a talent manager in New York City, and suggested to Gore's parents that they send a tape of their son to them. A few months later, the manager watched the tape and liked it. As an adult, Gore now marvels at his circumstances: "I am 4 years old at this point and I have a solo interview with a grownup." The meeting went well, and Gore's career quickly took off.
These days, Gore is largely working as a writer and producer, which he prefers anyway. "I'm not good at being famous," Gore said. "I'm a quiet guy, I like being behind the scenes." He produced and starred on the 2013 BET series "Second Generation Wayans" and has worked as an uncredited script doctor (via "The Danesh Show"). Gore also has a writing credit on the Disney+ film "Sneakerella" (via IMDb). The former child actor credits his parents for helping him stay well-adjusted after his early fame, commenting, "Without them, I wouldn't be where I am today, I wouldn't be who I am."
