This is an obstacle that he suffers from and which he rarely mentions

Today, Nathan Fillion is one of the leading personalities of American television. The actor has built a solid career on the small screen despite this disability, which he has suffered from for more than two decades.

Five years after its launch in the United States. Hamilton scored It has finally arrived on Netflix in France. Since Friday, December 1, subscribers have been able to watch the first three seasons of the police series on the streaming platform. It was created by Alexi Hawley, to whom we are indebted the recruitThe film tells the story of John Nolan, a man in his forties whose life is turned upside down after he separates from his wife. Then John decided to leave his small town in Pennsylvania to settle in Los Angeles to join the… Los Angeles PoliceWhere he becomes the largest “youth recruit”. In the cast, we find Eric Winter (Magicians from the eastern end), Melissa O’Neill (Emily’s shadow), Richard T. Jones (the wood), Alyssa Diaz (Ray Donovan) And so is Nathan Fillion.

Nathan Fillion has been deaf in one ear since he was six years old

The 48-year-old actor rarely talks about it in the media, but he actually suffers from deafness in one ear.. Nathan Fillion He lost all of his hearing in his left ear in the late 1970s when he was just six years old. At San Diego Comic-Con, the actor pointed out his disability when a panelist asked him if he heard his question correctly. “My right ear works great” he said jokingly. Despite this disability, Nathan Fillion has built a strong career on the small screen with fort And recently, Hamilton scoredWhich will return soon for season six.

Nathan Fillion returns in season six of Hamilton scored

While the French discovered the first three seasons of Hamilton scored On Netflix, the American series was renewed for a sixth season on ABC. Good news for fans who will soon discover the 100th episode of the detective series. Filming for the sixth installment, which was scheduled to begin last summer, was finally postponed to this fall due to a writers and actors strike. New episodes of Hamilton scored It will air on February 20 on ABC.

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