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Chris Pratt is a famous American actor.

Chris Pratt by Gage Skidmore
Chris Pratt by Gage Skidmore

He makes many big movies. His films have earned over $14.1 billion. This makes him a top star in Hollywood.

Pratt did not start as a big star. He worked as a waiter in Hawaii. He even lived in a van on a beach.

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Chris Pratt (28556109022) (cropped)

Later, an actress saw him working. She gave him a small role in a film. This helped him start his career.

He became very well known for many roles. He played Star-Lord in the Marvel films. He also played Owen Grady in the Jurassic World movies.

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Chris Pratt (43672959202) (cropped)

He even uses his voice for animated movies. He voiced characters in The Lego Movie and The Super Mario Bros. Movie.

Pratt works very hard for his parts. For one role, he exercised and ate a lot of food. He also played in a comedy called Parks and Recreation. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. This shows people honor his work.

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