“Babylon” cast member Lukas Haas made his mark as a child actor, starring alongside Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis in 1985’s “Witness.” By age 16, he already had 25 film and TV credits, including the titular role in “The Ryan White Story,” a movie about an Indiana teen who was barred from his school after he contracted HIV. “Being a working actor is the best education I could get,” Haas told UPI in 1992. “I visit cathedrals, museums, battlefields and ruins. I learn geography and history through experience, not just from books. It’s wonderful.”
The actor appeared in Christopher Nolan’s 2010 sci-fi action film, “Inception.” The following year, he played Father Auguste in “Red Riding Hood,” which features “The Dropout” star Amanda Seyfried. In 2018’s “Widows,” Haas played David, Elizabeth Debicki’s sugar daddy. Of his character, Haas told The Hollywood Reporter, “He’s framed as if he’s some kind of bad guy, but the reality is he’s just being himself.”
Haas portrayed astronaut Michael Collins in Damien Chazelle’s 2018 film, “First Man,” the story of Neil Armstrong and his historic first steps on the moon. “It was like one of the coolest filmmaking experiences I’ve ever had, by a long shot,” he said. You also may have spotted the actor in his recurring roles on TV. He’s guest-starred on “Criminal Minds, “24,” and HBO’s “Entourage.”
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