Ryan Phillippe reveals how son Deacon ended up on his show ‘Motorheads'
Like father, like son.
Ryan Phillippe's new role on Prime Video's 'Motorheads' turned into a family affair — as his son, Deacon Phillippe, 21, plays his brother on-screen.
'It was the showrunner's idea, John A. Norris,' Ryan, 50, exclusively told The Post.
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