Temecula resident Davin Ransom stars in Iron Man 2
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The six-year old got his start as an extra a few years ago. Then, he landed roles on the MTV Movie Awards, General Hospital and just this Sunday he appeared in an episode of ABC’s “Desperate Housewives.”
The movie’s casting director found Ransom in one of the huge books of headshots provided to studios by talent agencies. He was one of three children called in for an audition and nailed it, she told the paper.
During his commute from Temecula to movie sets, Ransom plays his Nintendo DS. Once he’s on set, he works on his homework.
The idea that millions of people will see him on the big screen doesn’t seem to faze Ransom. He’s more concerned about a special screening planned this weekend for his friends and family.
"I don't think I know how to sign head shots," he said