Antonio Sabato Jr. Signs with New Management, Expands Career
The actor and former model is set to appear in a new film, return to professional racing, and begin DJing.
Antonio Sabato Jr., 54, has signed an exclusive management deal with Dominton Talent House, with founder and CEO Dominique Enchinton overseeing the next phase of his career. The move comes as Sabato Jr. is preparing for a multi-faceted expansion of his professional endeavors.
His acting career will see a new addition with the release of the supernatural thriller “4:26” in October, in which he holds a leading role. This marks a return to the big screen for the actor, who gained earlier recognition for his roles in television series such as “General Hospital,” “Melrose Place,” and “The Bold and the Beautiful.”
Beyond acting, Sabato Jr. is also reigniting his passion for professional racing. He previously competed in the Porsche Supercup in 2002 and 2003 and has raced at tracks including Laguna Seca and the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. His father, Italian actor Antonio Sabàto Sr., who portrayed a Formula One driver in the 1966 film “Grand Prix,” inspired his interest in motorsports. Sabato Jr. is scheduled to pursue his racing license in October, signaling his intent to compete again.
In addition to film and racing, Sabato Jr. is venturing into DJing. He has been developing his skills as a DJ and is preparing for professional appearances. This new avenue will allow him to combine his interest in music with fan interaction.
Sabato Jr. first rose to prominence as a Calvin Klein model before transitioning to acting. He also participated in the 2014 season of “Dancing With the Stars,” finishing in eighth place with professional partner Cheryl Burke. His career has spanned modeling, television, film, reality TV, and now extends to professional racing and live entertainment as a DJ.