This block contains the information about Donnie Wahlberg and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

Donnie Walberg was born in Dorchester (which is situated in the neighborhood of Boston). He was the eighth from the total amount of nine children in the family, his brothers and sisters were: Arthur (he was named due to the King Arthur, the favorite character of his mother), Jim, Paul, Robert, Tracy, Michelle, Debbie and the youngest one Marc. His mother Elma Elaine was a banc worker and the nurse’s assistant, while his father Donald Edmund Walberg Junior was a truck driver. His grandfather from his mother’s line was of a Swedish origin, while his other relatives were Irish people. Walberg began doing music very early, since the first grade. When he was in the high school he was attending the courses of young artists and got amazed by the theater, performances, and writing of scenarios. It is interesting to know that when he was approximately twenty he was performing in a famous group “New Kids on the Block”. By the end of nineties he has decided to dedicate himself to the acting carrier and he performed together with Mickey Rourke in the movie “The Bullet”. Later followed a greater role in Ron Howard’s thriller “The Ransom”- where the main character was performed by Mel Gibson. It is interesting to know that his youngest brother is an actor as well.

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Here you can learn about the movies Donnie Wahlberg acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Ransom - Cubby Barnes	$80M	1996	$34.2M	$136M
Dreamcatcher - Duddits	$68M	2003	$15M	$33.7M
Blades of Glory - Soundtrack (writer: "Good Vibrations")	$61M	2007	$33M	$118M
Righteous Kill - Det. Ted Riley	$60M	2008	$16.3M	$40.1M
Rock Star - Soundtrack (writer: "Good Vibrations")	$57M	2001	$6.02M	$17M
The Sixth Sense - Vincent Grey	$55M	1999	$26.7M	$294M
Super Mario Bros. - Soundtrack (writer: "I WANT YOU")	$42M	1993		$20.9M
Analyze This - Soundtrack (writer: "Good Vibrations")	$30M	1999	$18.4M	$107M
Annapolis - Lt. Burton	$26M	2006	$7.68M	$17.1M
Dead Silence - Det. Lipton	$20M	2007	$7.84M	$16.5M
Triggermen - Terry Malloy	$12M	2002
Saw III - Eric Matthews	$10M	2006	$33.6M	$80.2M
The Mighty Ducks - Soundtrack (writer: "GOOD VIBRATIONS")	$10M	1992		$50.8M
Saw IV - Eric Matthews	$10M	2007	$31.8M	$63.3M
Saw II - Eric Matthews	$4M	2005	$31.7M	$87M
Marilyn Hotchkiss' Ballroom Dancing & Charm School - Randall Ipswitch	$2.5M	2005	$92.7K	$342K
Black Circle Boys - Greggo	$1M	1997
What Doesn't Kill You - Detective Moran, Writer (writer)		2008
Spring Breakdown - Soundtrack (writer: "Good Vibrations")		2009
Form... Focus... Fitness, the Marky Mark Workout (video) - Composer		1993