Anecdotes

Adam is distantly related to the Baldwin brothers Alec Baldwin, Daniel Baldwin, William Baldwin, and Stephen Baldwin, who are from Long Island, New York (Adam is from the Chicago area). They share common Baldwin ancestry going back to the 1600s in England.

Is good friends with Jamie Lee Curtis and appeared in Molly & Roni's Dance Party (2005) as a favor to her.

Recorded his own version of the song "The Man They Call Jayne" for use as an easter-egg feature in the DVD collection of Firefly (2002).

Was named TV Guide's Sexiest Newcomer in 2005 even though he started his acting career in 1980.

Frequently participates in celebrity hockey games.

Alumnus of New Trier Township High School East, Winnetka, Illinois. Other New Trier graduates include Ralph Bellamy, Charlton Heston, Rock Hudson, Hugh B. O'Brien, Ann-Margret, William Christopher, Bruce Dern, Penelope Milford, Virginia Madsen, and Liz Phair.

Son: Devlin Shepard Baldwin (b. 17 October 1996). Daughters: Zoey Baldwin (b. 1990) and Jeselle Baldwin (b. 1992).

One of four actors from Firefly (2002) who voiced superheroes on Justice League (2001). He voiced Hal Jordan, the Silver Age Green Lantern, while Nathan Fillion voiced the Vigilante, Gina Torres voiced Vixen, and Morena Baccarin voiced Black Canary.

During his time away from work, Adam likes to mountain bike, go bowling, and play Frisbee and baseball.

According to the commentary track on Superman: Le Crépuscule d'un Dieu (2007), he was the original choice to play the voice of Superman on Superman (1996) but was unavailable at the time. The role then went to Tim Daly.

Irish-American.

Both Adam Baldwin and Angel (1999) co-star David Boreanaz have provided the voice of DC Comics' Green Lantern Hal Jordan - Baldwin in Justice League (2001) and Boreanaz in La Ligue des Justiciers: Nouvelle Frontière (2008).

Is politically very conservative and conducts ongoing political discussions on his Twitter account.

Is an avid golfer.

Voiced the second Green Lantern Hal Jordan on Justice League (2001), and later chosen to voice Superman/Clark Kent for the DVD feature Superman: Le Crépuscule d'un Dieu (2007).

Is a frequent contributor to Breitbart.com's Big Hollywood blog.

Coined the phrase "GamerGate" on Twitter after the ZoePost went live. His post became the catalyst for the online 'war' that broke out, that came to be known even today as #GamerGate.

Born on exactly the same date as Grant Show of "Melrose Place" fame.