Taylor Kinney was raised alongside three siblings; an older brother and two younger brothers. According to Kinney’s conversation with Assignment X, their relationship with one another was mostly chaotic, which made good practice for his future role on “Chicago Fire.” “It’s just kind of busting each other’s balls. You talk s*** and you get into fights and you do all that at a firehouse. It’s the same thing,” Kinney told the publication.
The Kinney household wasn’t lacking in a good sense of humor, either. Following the 1989 release of the beloved sci-fi flick “Back to the Future Part II,” Kinney’s older sibling tried his hand at hovering above ground in his own unique way.
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“I had this skateboard, and I loved this skateboard, and he took the trucks off, took the wheels off,” the actor explained in an interview with NBC News. “I don’t know what he put, like, microwave plates or something on the bottom, and I go, ‘What did you do to the skateboard?’ He’s like, ‘It’s a hoverboard now.'” Safe to say, the one lacking ingredient in his brother’s make-shift hoverboard was good old big screen editing, which made the attempt an epic fail.
