Make Page Six a Preferred Source Antonio Sabàto Jr. is returning to the big screen, revving up his racing career and preparing to take his talents behind the DJ booth — all while entering a new management partnership with Dominton Talent House.
Sabàto Jr., 54, has signed exclusively with the Los Angeles-based agency, where founder and CEO Dominique Enchinton will oversee the next phase of his career, we’re told.
The “General Hospital” alum will next appear in October’s “4:26,” a supernatural thriller in which he has a leading role.
However, acting isn’t the only thing keeping the former Calvin Klein model busy.
Sabàto Jr. is also getting back to one of his longtime passions: professional racing.
He previously competed in the Porsche Supercup in 2002 and 2003 and has raced at tracks including Laguna Seca and the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
He has said his love of motorsports was partly inspired by his father, Italian actor Antonio Sabàto Sr., who played a Formula One driver in the 1966 racing film “Grand Prix.”
Sabàto Jr. is scheduled to pursue his racing license in October as he prepares to get back behind the wheel competitively, a source told us.
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He’s also been working on a new skill — DJing.
Sabàto Jr. has been honing his abilities behind the decks and is preparing to make professional appearances, adding live entertainment to a career that has already included modeling, television, film and reality TV.
The performances will give him a chance to combine his interest in music with an opportunity to interact with his fans on a more personal level.
The actor first rose to fame as a Calvin Klein model before landing the role of Jagger Cates on “General Hospital” in 1992. He later appeared on “Melrose Place” and “The Bold and the Beautiful,” and starred in the VH1 reality series “My Antonio.”
He also competed on “Dancing With the Stars” in 2014, finishing in eighth place with his professional partner, Cheryl Burke.
Now, Sabàto Jr. is expanding his career into several different arenas, with film, racing and live entertainment all on his upcoming slate.
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