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 Jake Lloyd
  
 Full Name :Jake Lloyd
 Birth Name :Jacob Christopher Lloyd
 Date of Birth :5 March 1989
 Place of Birth :Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
 Height :5' 7''
 Nationality :American
 Profession :Actor
 Nickname :Pumpkin Head
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  • Brother of Madison Lloyd
  • His father's name is William and mother is Lisa.
  • Prior to appearing together in Star Wars, he and Ewan McGregor both appeared in episodes of E.R.
  • Is the only American actor to have played Anakin Skywalker. His predecessor, the late Sebastian Shaw, was British, and his successor, Hayden Christensen, is Canadian.

Jake Lloyd became the screen's most prominent wee moppet when he was cast as the young Darth Vader in George Lucas' Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. The first of the long-awaited Star Wars prequels, the 1999 film, acted by Jake Lloyd, proved to be extremely popular, duly thrusting its hitherto-unknown young star into the celebrity stratosphere. Hailing from Fort Collins, Colorado, Jake Lloyd was born on March 5, 1989. Jake Lloyd got his big break when he was cast as Arnold Schwarzenegger's son in Jingle All the Way (1996). More recognition followed when Jake Lloyd appeared as Marisa Tomei's son in Nick Cassavetes' Unhook the Stars (also 1996). Thanks to the success of The Phantom Menace, Jake Lloyd's face soon became visible everywhere, adorning products ranging from action figures to thermoses.