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"   Photo: Fox  Lone Star, FOX&amp;#039;s new Dallas-meets-Catch Me If If You Can drama, follows con man Bob Allen, played by newcomer James Wolk, a star so in-the-making that when we first met the Michigan native in July, he didn&amp;#039;t even have a Wikipedia page. (We offered\u2014numerous times\u2014to write it for him, but it looks like his PR team beat us to it.) But after you see him in the gritty Texas drama, which premieres tonight, you&amp;#039;ll see why his aw-shucks good looks and con-man-with-a-conscience performance (which will have you practically begging to be grifted) deserves wattage. ELLE: I&amp;#039;ve gotta be honest. I don&amp;#039;t know that much about you. You don&amp;#039;t even have a Wikipedia page.JW: So should we just pretend like we&amp;#039;re writing it? ELLE: Sure, let&amp;#039;s start at the beginning. Where&amp;#039;s Farmington Hills?JW: It&amp;#039;s about a half hour outside of Detroit. If you grow up in Michigan and have acting aspirations, you&amp;#039;re limited to your local theater, or camp, or putting on shows after dinner for your family. When I was young my parents made me listen to old music and watch Jimmy Durante. I fell in love with the whole mystique of acting and entertainment.  ELLE: I read somewhere that you wanted to be a dancer.JW: No. Not true! Is that on my IMDB page?  ELLE: Oh, crap. Yes, it is.JW:  It&amp;#039;s funny because this little girl came up to me and said, &amp;quot;I heard you&amp;#039;re a dancer. I&amp;#039;m one, too.&amp;quot; And I was like, &amp;quot;Uh, I am not a dancer.&amp;quot; And then I looked at my IMDB page, and I don&amp;#039;t even know who created that biography. I like to dance, but there&amp;#039;s nothing professional about it. It&amp;#039;s restricted to weddings and things like that. ELLE: Got it.JW: No wait, I&amp;#039;m actually in full ballet gear right now. I have my toe shoes on. That&amp;#039;s the way I do all of my interviews.  ELLE: So how did you end up on Lone Star?JW: [Bob Allen] was originally written for someone in his mid- to late 30s, and I&amp;#039;m only 25, but I remember saying to my manager, &amp;quot;God, I love this script.&amp;quot; But if I did get the part, is it realistic to play someone that old, and do I want to try and play that old? So we had this large conversation and the creators said, &amp;quot;Come in, read it, and see how it feels.&amp;quot; After reading it, I was like, &amp;quot;I have to play this part.&amp;quot; So Bob was scaled down in age. ELLE: Did you draw on any, um, personal experience when it came to juggling women, as your character does on the show? (There&amp;#039;s no polite way to ask this question.)JW: Did I draw on personal experience? I plead the Fifth. I&amp;#039;m not saying it&amp;#039;s easy to empathize with someone who literally lives two lives and has a girlfriend and a wife. But I think it&amp;#039;s easy to empathize with the idea that you can be attracted to more than one person at once. ELLE: So are you a good liar?JW: Yes, but I don&amp;#039;t use my powers for evil.  ELLE: You should make sure that gets on the Wiki page.  JW: Yes. Ladies: He loves lying, and he&amp;#039;s a dancer. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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