Don Johnson's handsome son is all grown up and he looks so similar to his famous dad

Jesse Johnson has grown to become a spitting image of his famous father, Don Johnson.

Now 36 years old, the actor is reminding many people of his father because of their striking resemblance, as shown in photos he shared on his Instagram.

Jesse particularly inherited his father’s famous grin. His good looks and talent earned him a place in the entertainment industry.

Another famous child of Don Johnson is “50 Shades of Grey” actress Dakota Johnson.

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BREAKOUT ROLE

He graduated with a major in theater from Occidental College in 2004. But three years earlier, he already had his first acting debut, appearing in an episode of the CBS TV series Nash Bridges where he co-starred with his father.

In 2007, he appeared in the film, “Redline”, which grossed $6.8 million worldwide and debuted at 11th on the US Box Office Chart. Many critics, however, dismissed the film as “idiotic”.

He also played John Wilkes Booth in the political docudrama “Killing Lincoln”. Booth was the actor who killed former US president Abraham Lincoln. Impressed critics called his performance in the docudrama his “breakout role”.

Born in 1982, Jesse was born to Don Johnson and actress Patti D'Arbanville. The couple lived together from 1981 to 1985.

Known for his handsome looks, Don Johnson has been married four times to three women.

ANOTHER FAMOUS CHILD

Another famous child of Don Johnson is “50 Shades of Grey” actress Dakota Johnson.

Dakota is his daughter with actress Melanie Griffith, who is also the mother of 32-year-old actor Alexander Bauer.

Griffith takes pride in her children, saying in an interview: “I’m having a very introspective time right now. It’s an interesting time. It’s just sort of nice. My kids are all great. They’re beautiful people.

"I’m single, and lonely, and bored, and confused—but then at the same time, totally curious. It’s almost like I have to throw myself out of the nest.”