I think Henry is about 24 yrs old..and possibly talented?
He does have some background roles in his father´s movies, even LotR. He played an uruk-hai, in TTT.
He doesn´t look like Viggo at all, more like his mother.


but you can judge for yourself

I’ve been to many places in the world that I would not otherwise have seen. When we shot The Lord of the Rings, we had special permission to film in wild areas of New Zealand that could be accessed only by helicopter. They would drop us off and we would work all day, and they’d pick us up and take us out again.’

Famously, he wore his sword constantly and camped out in the wild while getting into character as the warrior king Aragorn in The Lord of the Rings, but despite this, he says he is not really a method actor, just meticulous. And quite fond of camping. 'I came to it later than the other actors. They were already filming when I was cast. So I was making up for lost time, trying to be familiar with the weapons and the clothing. But I happen to like fishing and camping anyway, and being outdoors. So it was mainly that: making the most of it all.’

He’s 54 now, and if he’s vain, he hides it well. When his face was airbrushed on the US poster for his 2005 film A History of Violence, he asked for it to be remade. 'My face was completely unlined. It was impossible. It just looked fake.’

When he longs for silence, he has a remote house in the mountains in Idaho, surrounded by woods. One of his brothers – a geologist – lives not too far away, and checks on it for him occasionally when he’s not there. His other brother lives in Los Angeles, and helps him to run Perceval Press. As he travels around the world for work, he keeps in touch with his scattered family via Skype.

'Computers used to be just bewildering, and I resisted a laptop for a long time as well, but then when I founded the press I had to use it. I use it for editing pages, for my photography, and it’s helpful. And I use it to stay in touch.’

His mother is slipping away into the twilight of dementia, but he still talks to her often. 'She knows who I am, but she gets things mixed up. She always loved movies, and she probably instilled that interest in me. There are a couple of channels that show old-time movies, and she watches those a lot. But now she thinks that’s what’s really happening, and she thinks I’m in every single one. Which leads to some very funny conversations: “I watched your movie.

I can’t remember what it’s called, but Ingrid was very good, as she always is. You – not so much.” Then I’ll ask her questions about it, and it was Notorious, or something. Or she’ll say, “It’s a nice day here, but the house next door exploded.” And I know that’s something she just saw on the TV. She seems happy, and she laughs a lot. But I do miss the conversations we used to have.’

Hm. I guess I dosn't realize he grew up over there. I always liked him as one of my favorite actors from the movies but I was never the type to really look up a bunch of stuff in the actors and actresses.

I actually have not seem many other movies he has played in. I did see Hidalgo years back and really loved that movie... Butt that is my type of movie anyways. I loved his roll, though and thought he played it excelently. I never have seen The Road but if it is depressig I probably would not want to see it. There os enough trash in kife that makes me want to cry without watching a movie that does the same thing. Lol. If I am going to watch a movie I want it to be happy or positive in some way.