Jamie Foxx – Basketball and Football
Once he started working on the comedy series “In Living Color,” Jamie Foxx’s career really took off. After the show ended, he went on to star in, co-create, and produce his own comedy, “The Jamie Foxx Show,” and he eventually became one of the most award-winning comedians. In addition to acting, Foxx is an avid sports fan. During his high school years, he participated in both basketball and football at Terrell High School. In school history, he was the first athlete to throw for 1,000 yards, and he wanted to play for the Dallas Cowboys. He continued to play on the side and participated in the 2018 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game despite the fact that it fell through.
Amy Adams – Dancing and Track
Amy Adams’ journey to becoming one of the highest-paid actresses in the world wasn’t without controversy. Although she wasn’t academically inclined, she attended Douglas County High School and had a passion for the arts and sports. She competed in both gymnastics and track and field. Since she could run quickly, Adams originally intended to pursue track and field, but she soon realized she enjoyed dance. She started her career as a dinner theater dancer as a result. She subsequently played supporting roles in lesser-known movies like “Drop Dead Gorgeous” before breaking through in “Junebug,” and she went on to establish herself as a leading lady with roles in “Enchanted” and “The Fighter.”