Where Are They Now?

[GaryMrMets]

FRED SAVAGE
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BIRTH DATE: July 9, 1976, Chicago, Illinois

BIRTH NAME: Fredrick Aaron Savage

CLAIM TO FAME: Well I think this is obvious, but just in case you are not familiar with Fred... he is best known for his role as Kevin Arnold, everyone's favorite teenager from 'The Wonder Years.'

INFO: Fred began acting at age four in the movie 'Dinosaur' and then at age nine won a role in the movie 'The Boy Who Could Fly.' At the age of twelve, he was cast the lead role in 'The Wonder Years.'

FAMILY LIFE: Wife Jennifer Stone (August 2004 - present) His brother is Ben Savage who also starred in an ABC show 'Boy Meets World.' Ironically Ben got this role as Fred lost his because 'The Wonder Years' was canceled.

ON THE ENDING OF WONDER YEARS: There have been many reports that the cast was unhappy with how the show ended. Fred has this to say, "We would have liked to continue one more year and see Kevin, Winnie and Paul graduate high school, a more natural end."

TRIVIA: He appeared in the music video and sang in the choir on the song "Voices That Care."

Took a year off from Stanford University to appear in the TV show "Working".

At twelve, he became the youngest person ever to be nominated for an Emmy as best leading performer.

Graduated from Stanford University in 1999 with a degree in English.

Directed an episode of "Boy Meets World", his brother Ben's show, in 1998.

Member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.

He first met his wife, Jennifer Stone, where they were neighbors as children.

Fred was reunited with his fellow "The Wonder Years" cast member Jason Hervey, who played his older brother Wayne when they did a guest spot on the animated series "Justice League" in the episode "Hawk & Dove." They played bickering brothers who were also super-heroes. It was originally intended that Jason would voice the older, more aggressive brother (Hank Hall/Hawk) while Fred voiced the younger, more docile brother (Don Hall/Dove) as they had done on "The Wonder Years" (1988), but during the voice-recording session, they switched roles unexpectedly, so Fred voiced the older brother while Jason voiced the younger brother.

His scene as a confused bellboy in 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind' was left on the cutting room floor and he never appeared in the finished film.

Proposed to his wife with a 5-carat sapphire ring.

Jason Hervey (brother Wayne) bought him his first legal beer on his 21st birthday.

WHERE IS HE NOW: You can see Fred Thursday's on ABC in the new TV series 'Crumbs.' He co-stars with Jane Curtain and William Devane.

I have to admit I was surprised how many people did not know that Fred has appeared in quite a bit of things since 'The Wonder Years. ' Like in films 'Welcome to Mooseport' and 'Austin Powers: Goldmember.'

He did take some time off to attend and graduate college, so maybe that is where people lost touch with him.

What I didn't know is that Fred has directed a number of TV shows.

CREDITS:
"Crumbs" (2006) TV Series (pre-production) .... Mitch
Peace on Earth - Legend of Prince Valiant - Voice - 2006
"VM Show Vol. 2" playing "The Grandson" (archive footage) (2005)
"Scrubs" playing "Swing Hoblin Barber" (voice) (2005)
"Justice League" playing "Hawk" (voice) (2004)
"Kim Possible" playing "Wego #1/Wego #2" (voice)(2004)
Welcome to Mooseport (2004) .... Bullard
The Last Run (2004) .... Steven Goodson
"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" playing "Michael Gardner" (2003)
"State of Grace" playing "Playing a Writer" (2002)
The Rules of Attraction (2002) .... A Junkie Named Marc
Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) .... Number Three
Area 52 (2001) (TV) .... Chase Auberg
"Oswald" (2001) TV Series (voice) .... Oswald
The Jungle Book: Mowgli's Story (1998) (V) (voice) .... Narrator
"Boy Meets World" playing "Stuart" (1998)
"The Outer Limits" playing "Danny Martin" (1998)
"Working" (1997) TV Series .... Matthew 'Matt' Peyser
A Guy Walks Into a Bar (1997) .... Josh Cohen
How Do You Spell God? (1996) (TV) .... Narrated a Story
No One Would Tell (1996) (TV) .... Bobby Tennison
Christmas on Division Street (1991) (TV) .... Trevor Atwood
When You Remember Me (1990) (TV) .... Mike Mills
"Saturday Night Live" Host (1990)
The Wizard (1989) .... Corey
Little Monsters (1989) .... Brian Stevenson
Run Till You Fall (1988) (TV) .... David Reuben
"The Wonder Years" (1988) TV Series .... Kevin Arnold
Vice Versa (1988) .... Charlie Seymour
Runaway Ralph (1988) (TV) .... Garfield 'Garf' Jerrniga
The Princess Bride (1987) .... The Grandson
Convicted: A Mother's Story (1987) (TV) .... Matthew Nickerson
"Crime Story" playing "Luca's Son" (1986)
"The Twilight Zone" playing "Jeff Mattingly" (1986)
The Boy Who Could Fly (1986) .... Louis Michaelson
"Morningstar/Eveningstar" (1986) TV Series .... Alan Bishop
Dinosaur (1980) .... Philip

DIRECTOR CREDITS
"Kitchen Confidential" (2005) TV Series
"Zoey 101" (2005) TV Series
"Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide" (2004) TV Series
"Unfabulous" (2004) TV Series
"Phil of the Future" (2004) TV Series
"Drake & Josh" (2004) TV Series
"Oliver Beene" (2003) TV Series
"What I Like About You" (2002) TV Series
"That's So Raven" (2002) TV Series
"All About Us" (2001) TV Series
"Even Stevens" (2000) TV Series
"Working" (1997) TV Series
"Boy Meets World" (1993) TV Series

Don't know who Fred Savage is, want to see a then & now picture, visit:
http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/fred_savage.html

[GaryMrMets]

Originally Posted by PopTop

Hey Gary, if you ever find out what happened to Tommy Weddell, one of my best friends back in elementary school, let me know. He still owes me a dime from way back in 1965. Think it's the longest debt I've carried on my books all these years.

Willie, Here are some pages if you want to find your boyhood pal Tommy.

Hope you get that dime back with interest.

Tommy Weddell

http://images.google.com/images?q=To...=Search+Images

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&i...=Google+Search

[GaryMrMets]

ARSENIO HALL
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BIRTH DATE: February 12, 1955, Cleveland, Ohio

CLAIM TO FAME: Most people know Arsenio from his talk show, 'The Arsenio Hall Show', which ran from 1989 to 1994. His show was known for the audience's shouting "Whoop whoop whoop!".

FAMILY LIFE: Single used to date Paula Abdul Has a son.

INFO: The Arsenio Hall Show distinguished itself by targeting audiences that have been largely ignored by other late-night talk shows: African Americans, and Latinos, as well as the younger generation of television viewers which he identified on several occasions as the "MTV generation." Hall reached these audiences through a hip and casual approach to the show, strongly informed by his talent as a stand-up comedian as well as by tales of his childhood experiences in a Cleveland lower middle class community. In fact, Hall constantly invoked stories about being someone who left the ghetto for another type of life but who was still emotionally and politically connected to it. The strategy kept his television persona grounded at a level closer to audiences.

TRIVIA: Arsenio Hall (as a character named Chunky A) put out an album entitled "Large And In Charge." Paula Abdul, Wil Wheaton and Ice-T are among the guests that appear on the album.

He was a member of Ohio University's forensics (competitive speech) team. The team has also had Nancy Cartwright (voice of Bart Simpson) and Leon Harris (morning anchor, CNN) as members.

He appeared in a TV commercial for Tab Cola in the mid-80s.

Replaced Joan Rivers as host of the late night talk show, "The Late Show Starring Joan Rivers" in 1987 after she was fired and the name of the show was changed to "The Late Show Starring Arsenio Hall"

As a teenager, he was an accomplished magician.

Graduated from Kent State University.

Was an M.C. at the Sheba Lounge in Chicago, late 70s, early 80s. Discovered by jazz singer Nancy Wilson (See a video clip of Nancy Wilson at: http://www.evtv1.com/index.asp-itemnum-676

Composed the theme song to his talk show.

WHERE IS HE NOW: Arsenio is busy working as a producer and director on 'The Other 23 Hours.' It's a behind-the-scenes look at the black stand-up comedy circuit.

He also has returned to doing Stand Up and has appeared at various venues.

If you are a fan of The Proud Family, then you probably heard Arsenio as he was the voice of Dr. Carver/Bobby Proud.

In the past few years he has appeared repeatedly on 'The Chappelle Show' and 'Best Damn Sport Show.'

ARSENIO HALL'S OFFICIAL WEBSITE: http://www.arseniohall.com

WRITE TO ARSENIO:
Arsenio Hall
c/o Erik Krizer
Fenton-Krizer Entertainment
8840 Wilshire Blvd. FL 3
Beverly Hills, CA 90211

CREDITS:
The Proud Family Movie (2005) (TV) (voice) .... Dr. Carver/Bobby Proud
"Martial Law" (1998/I) TV Series .... Terrell Parker (1999-2000)
"Arsenio" (1997) TV Series .... Michael Atwood
Time Out: The Truth About HIV, AIDS, and You (1992) (V) .... Host
Harlem Nights (1989) .... Crying Man
Coming to America (1988) .... Semmi/Extremly Ugly Girl/Morris/Reverend Brown
Amazon Women on the Moon (1987) (as Arsenio) .... Apartment Victim (segment "Mondo Condo")
"The Real Ghost Busters" (1986) TV Series (voice) .... Winston Zeddmore (I) (1986-1987)
"New Love, American Style" (1985) TV Series
"The Motown Revue Starring Smokey Robinson" (1985) TV Series .... Regular
"The 1/2 Hour Comedy Hour" (1983) TV Series .... Host

TV SHOW APPEARANCES:
Paula Abdul (2005)
The Naked Brothers Band (2005)
"Star Search" (2004) TV Series .... Host
The Second Annual TV Land Awards: A Celebration of Classic TV (2004)
"Chappelle's Show" (2004)
"The Sharon Osbourne Show" (2004)
"Tavis Smiley" (2004)
"The Wayne Brady Show" (2004)
"Tinseltown TV" (2003)
The 17th Annual Soul Train Music Awards (2003) Host
9th Annual Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards (2003) Co-Host
Diet Coke with Lemon Celebrates 40 Years of Laughter: At the Improv (2002)
World's Greatest Commercials (2002) - Co-Host
The 16th Annual Soul Train Music Awards (2002)
Inside the Playboy Mansion (2002) (TV) (uncredited)
Inside TV Land: African Americans in Television (2002)
The Comedy Store: The E! True Hollywood Story (2001)
Living in the Spirit Revue (2001) (V) .... Comic interview
Patti LaBelle (2001)
"The Norm Show" playing "Joe" (2000)
"Biography" "Redd Foxx: Say It Like It Is" (2000)
Intimate Portrait: Josephine Baker (1998) (narration)
"Martial Law" playing "Terrell Parker" (1998)
"Muppets Tonight" (1997)
"The Chris Rock Show" (1997)
"Behind the Music" (1997)
Happy Birthday Elizabeth: A Celebration of Life (1997)
Soul Train's 25th Anniversary (1995) (Host)
Blankman (1994)
24 Hours in Rock and Roll (1994)
"Living Single" (1994)
"Blossom" (1993)
Soul Train Comedy Awards (1993)
In a New Light: A Call to Action in the War Against AIDS (1992) (TV)
The Comedy Store's 20th Birthday (1992)
"The Jackie Thomas Show" (1992)
"The Howard Stern Show" (1991)
A Party for Richard Pryor (1991) (TV)
MTV Video Music Awards 1991 (1991) (TV) Host
The 4th Annual Soul Train Music Awards (1990) (TV)
MTV Video Music Awards 1990 (1990) (Host)
"Cheers" playing (1990)
"Soul Train" (1989)
"The Arsenio Hall Show" (1989) TV Series .... Host
21st NAACP Image Awards (1989) (TV)
Comic Relief III (1989) (TV)
Paula Abdul: Straight Up (1989) (V)
"The Late Show" TV Series .... Host (1987)
Uptown Comedy Express (1987) (TV)
"Solid Gold" (1980) TV Series .... (1986-1987)
"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" playing "Cleavon" (1986)
"Thicke of the Night" TV Series .... (1984)
"The Match Game/Hollywood Squares Hour" (1984)
"Movie Macabre" playing "Dr. Mustapha Abdul Raheem Jamaal X Muhammad aka Tyrone" (1982)

Don't know who Arsenio Hall is, want to see a then & now picture, visit: http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/arsenio_hall.html

[GaryMrMets]

KADEEM HARDISON
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BIRTH DATE: July 24, 1965, New York, New York

CLAIM TO FAME: Kadeem is best known for his role as Dwayne Wayne in the television series 'A Different World' which was a spin-off of 'The Cosby Show.'

INFO: Kadeem got his start doing a small turn in the "The Color of Friendship", a 1981 "ABC Afterschool Special", that starred future director James Bond III. He made his motion picture debut in Stan Lathan's adaptation of James Baldwin's classic "Go Tell it on the Mountain" (1984).

FAMILY LIFE: Chanté Moore (1997 - 2000) (divorced) 1 child, daughter, Sophia, born 1996.

TRIVIA: Was mentioned in the thank yous of 'A Different World' co-star Cree Summer's 1999 debut album Street Faerie.

Son of Bethann Hardison, a former model who now has her own modeling agency.

Is very famous in The Netherlands because of his character in 'A Different World.' The Dutch know exactly what you mean by "Dwayne Wayne glasses" since everyone wanted them back in the 90s.

Was married to R&B singer Chanté Moore.

WHERE IS HE NOW: After 'A Different World' went off the air in 1993, Hardison concentrated on film work, with roles ranging from the horror/comedy 'Vampire in Brooklyn' to the political drama 'Panther.' He took another stab at series television on the short-lived sitcom 'Between Brothers', and began adding more TV guests spots to his resume.

He also want to do more directing after his successful stint of both directing and producing, 'The Other 23 Hours.'

But you'll be able to see Kadeem soon in the film 'The Cassidy Kids' which is in post-production.

CREDITS:
The Cassidy Kids (2006) (post-production) .... Dennis Peabody
Love Hollywood Style (2006) .... Ice Pop
"One on One" playing "Director" (2005)
"Just for Kicks" playing "Charles Atwood" (2005)
Dunsmore (2003) .... Walter Taylor
Biker Boyz (2003) .... T. J.
"Abby" (2003) TV Series .... Will Jefferies
Face of Terror (2003) .... Jefferson
Who's Your Daddy? (2003/I) (V) .... Brookes
"Livin' Large" (2002) TV Series .... Host (2002-2003)
Red Skies (2002) (TV) .... Riley
Showtime (2002) .... Kyle
Instinct to Kill (2001) .... Lance Difford
Fire & Ice (2001) (TV) .... Michael Williams
30 Years to Life (2001) .... Bruce
Thank Heaven (2001) .... Billy Ferrell
"Static Shock" (2000) TV Series .... Rubberband Man (Adam Evans)
Dancing in September (2000) .... Winston
"Just Shoot Me!" playing "Tad Gallo" (2000)
"The Crow: Stairway to Heaven" playing "Skull Cowboy" (1999)
Blind Faith (1998) .... Eddie Williams
"Fantasy Island" playing "Michael Wilkinson" (1998)
"The Crow: Stairway to Heaven" playing "Skull Cowboy"(1998)
"The Love Boat: The Next Wave" playing "Perry" (1998)
"Touched by an Angel" playing "Marcus 'Mark' Hamilton" (1997)
"Between Brothers" (1997) TV Series .... Charles Gordon
Drive (1997) .... Malik Brody
The Sixth Man (1997) .... Antoine Tyler
Panther (1995) .... Judge
Vampire in Brooklyn (1995) .... Julius Jones
"Living Single" playing "Marcus Hughes" (1995)
Renaissance Man (1994) .... Pvt. Jamaal Montgomery
Gunmen (1994) .... Izzy
Words Up! (1992) (TV)
White Men Can't Jump (1992) .... Junior
"Roc" (1992)
Def by Temptation (1990) .... 'K'
Ducktales: The Movie Special (1990) (TV) .... Host
Dream Date (1989) (TV) .... Jim Parker
I'm Gonna Git You, Sucka (1988) .... Willie
School Daze (1988) .... Edge
"A Different World" (1987) TV Series .... Dwayne Cleophus Wayne
"Spenser: For Hire" playing "Bobby Waters" (1987)
Enemy Territory (1987) .... A-Train
Rappin' (1985) .... Moon
Go Tell It On the Mountain (1985) (TV) .... Royal
Beat Street (1984) (scenes deleted) .... High School Student
"The Cosby Show" playing "Phillip Washington" (1984)
House of Dies Drear (1984) (TV) .... Mac Darrow
The Color of Friendship (1981) (TV)

Don't know who Kadeem Hardison is, want to see a then & now picture, visit: http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/kadeem_hardison.html

[GaryMrMets]

LINDA BLAIR
http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/linda_blair.html

BIRTH DATE: January 22, 1959, St. Louis, Missouri

CLAIM TO FAME: I think the role that will forever be associated with Linda Blair is that of Regan, the possessed child in, 'The Exorcist.' Which, for me, is the scariest movie ever made.

FAMILY LIFE: Linda has never been married but she has had several high-profile relationships. One with Rick Springfield back in the 80's.

She also dated Rick James and Rick's 1983 hit, "Cold Blooded," was supposedly about his and Linda's brief romance.

And then she dated actor Wings Hauser.

INFO: Linda started her career at the tender age of six, both as a model and in motion pictures. Out of 600 applicants she got picked for the role of Regan, the possessed child, in 'The Exorcist.' Linda seemed to be set to take the Academy Award for that role, but when it leaked how little of the possessed child she actually had been (dubbed voice by Mercedes McCambridge and liberal use of a dummy) that dream broke, and with that disappointment probably came the first blow to what should have been a sure road to stardom. Over the next few years she had no trouble finding leading roles in a number of pictures, mostly as some kind of abused child (13-year-old alcoholic, rape victim, to mention a few), but the early attention brought with it life in the fast lane and Linda, as quite a few others in recent years, hadn't had the time to learn how to handle it, and drugs, a stream of unsteady relationships and other factors almost brought her career to an end.

TRIVIA: Appeared in 75 commercials and hundreds of magazine catalogs by the time she was 12.

Received death threats after 'The Exorcist' premiered. Warner Brothers, the studio which released the film, hired the police to live with the Blair family for 6 months. The culprit was never caught.

Flew to Florida to attend funerals for members of the band Lynyrd Skynyrd, when an acquaintance convinced her to go with her and buy cocaine. Blair reportedly went because she was interested in buying pedigree puppies which the dealers were supposedly selling. Blair reportedly bought cocaine, and then returned to Connecticut. She kept in touch with the dealers, supposedly because she wanted the puppies, but the Drug Enforcement Agency was tapping the phones. They arrested Blair, along with 30+ others, and charged her with conspiracy to buy the cocaine in Florida and sell it in Connecticut. Police searched her purse, found amphetamines, and then charged her with possession. The possession charge was dropped, and the conspiracy charge was reduced. She received 3 years probation.

Is a vegan.

Owns her own clothing line called Linda Blair's Wild West Collection.

Did all of her own skating in Roller Boogie.

Has chickens and horses as pets in her home.

Linda has won numerous awards for her work as an animal rights activist from organizations such as P.E.T.A. and Linda also lends her name to helping stop animal abuse all over the world.

One of Linda's pet dogs was stolen from her and ever since she has become involved with stopping animal/pet theft.

She's written a book about veganism called "Going Vegan!".

Her frightening turn as Regan MacNeil in The Exorcist (1973) was ranked #9 on the American Film Institute's villains list of the 100 years of The Greatest Screen Heroes and Villains.

Won the Presidential Fitness Award during her early teens.

WHERE IS SHE NOW: Linda is still acting. The roles are just not as plentiful as they used to be. She recently completed the film, 'All Is Normal.'

Back in the 90's Linda won wide acclaim for her performance in the stage revival of 'Grease.'

Linda Blair has long been active in charities involving prevention of cruelty to animals such as PETA. She also started her own charity, The Linda Blair WorldHeart Foundation. Here is it's charter:

Benefiting Human and Animal Welfare, World Heart is the lifetime dream of Linda Blair to create a Community of which the goals are to improve the quality of life for people and animals alike.

The website for her foundation is: http://www.lindablairworldheart.com

She spends most of her time, when she's not acting, working and promoting this foundation. In 2005 she personally worked to save, rescue and reunite many of the animal victims of Hurricane Katrina.

After 'The Blair Witch Project' became a hit, a writer came up and presented to Linda the idea of creating, 'The Blair ***** Project." You can get more info on this by visiting: http://www.blair*****.com

LINDA BLAIR OFFICIAL WEBSITE: http://www.lindablair.com

WRITE TO LINDA BLAIR @
Linda Blair
4727 Wilshire Blvd Ste 333
Los Angeles, CA 90010-3874

CREDITS:
All Is Normal (2006) .... Barbara
Hitters Anonymous (2005) .... Brenda
Monster Makers (2003) (TV) .... Shelly Stoker
"Chicken Soup for the Soul" (2000) TV Episode .... Ms. Hooper
"L.A. 7" (2000) TV Series .... Joni
"Godzilla: The Series"
S.C.A.L.E. (1999) TV Episode (voice) .... Alexandra Springer
The Blair ***** Project starring Linda Blair (1999) (V) .... Heather
"Extreme Ghostbusters" (1997) TV Episode (voice) .... Selene
Marina (1997) .... Marina
Scream (1996) (uncredited) .... Obnoxious Reporter
"PSI Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal"
All Hallow's Eve (????) TV Episode .... Rebecca Royce
Prey of the Jaguar (1996) .... Cody Johnson
"Renegade"
Self Defense (1996) TV Episode .... Teddy Ray Thompson
Sorceress (1995) .... Amelia Reynolds
Double Blast (1994) .... Claudia
Skins (1994) .... Maggie
Bad Blood (1993) .... Evie Barnes
Phone (1993)
Perry Mason: The Case of the Heartbroken Bride (1992) (TV) .... Hannah Hawkes
"Married... with Children"
Magnificent Seven (1992) TV Episode .... Ida Mae
Calendar Girl, Cop, Killer? The Bambi Bembenek Story (1992) (TV) .... Jane Mader
Fatal Bond (1992) .... Leonie Stevens
Bedroom Eyes II (1991) .... Sophie Stevens
Repossessed (1990) .... Nancy Aglet
Zapped Again! (1990) (V) .... Miss Mitchell
"MacGyver"
Jenny's Chance (1990) TV Episode .... Jenny Larson
Dead Sleep (1990) .... Maggie Healey
W.B., Blue and the Bean (1989) (V) .... Annette 'Nettie' Ridgeway
"Monsters"
La Strega (1989) TV Episode .... Lia
The Chilling (1989) .... Mary Hampton
Aunt Millie's Will (1989)
Witchery (1988) .... Jane Brooks
Silent Assassins (1988) .... Sara
Grotesque (1988) .... Lisa
Bersaglio sull'autostrada (1988) .... Sally Tyler
Up Your Alley (1988) .... Vickie Adderly
Nightforce (1987) .... Carla
SFX Retaliator (1987) .... Doris
Savage Island (1985) .... Daly
Red Heat (1985) .... Christine Carlson
"Murder, She Wrote" Murder Takes the Bus (1985) TV Episode .... Jane Pascal
Night Patrol (1984) .... Officer Sue Perman
Savage Streets (1984) .... Brenda
Chained Heat (1983) .... Carol Henderson
"The Love Boat" (1982) TV Episode .... Muffy
"Fantasy Island" (1982) TV Episode .... Sara Jean Rawlins
Hell Night (1981) .... Marti
Ruckus (1981) .... Jenny Bellows
Roller Boogie (1979) .... Terry Barkley
Wild Horse Hank (1979) .... Hank Bradford
Stranger in Our House (1978) (TV) .... Rachel Bryant
Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977) .... Regan MacNeil
Victory at Entebbe (1976) (TV) .... Chana Vilnofsky
Sweet Hostage (1975) (TV) .... Doris Mae Withers
Sarah T. - Portrait of a Teenage Alcoholic (1975) (TV) .... Sarah Travis
Airport 1975 (1974) .... Janice Abbott
Born Innocent (1974) (TV) .... Chris Parker
The Exorcist (1973) .... Regan Teresa MacNeil
The Sporting Club (1971) .... Barby
The Way We Live Now (1970) .... Sara Aldridge
"Hidden Faces" (1968) TV Series .... Allyn Jaffe

Don't know who Linda Blair is, want to see a then & now pix, visit: http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/linda_blair.html

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CHRISTOPHER ATKINS
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BIRTH DATE: February 21, 1961, Rye, New York

BIRTH NAME: Christopher Bowman

CLAIM TO FAME: Chris shot to fame when he co-starred with Brooke Shields in the film 'Blue Lagoon.' Most people think this was his very first role, but he did have a small role as a guest star on the TV show 'The Streets of San Francisco.'

FAMILY LIFE: Has 2 children, a son named Grant and a daughter named Brittney Bomann. Brittney is also an actor who has acted in three films.

He married ex-model Lynne Barron in 1985... they have recently divorced.

INFO: Straight out of Dennison University, Atkins gained a brief burst of fame by being cast as Brooke Shields' "amour" in the soft-core 1980 remake of The Blue Lagoon. He then went on to co-star with Kristy McNichol in The Pirate Movie (1981), a disappointing update of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. Christopher Atkins virtually disappeared from view after this, only to resurface in direct-to-video productions at the end of the 1980s.

TRIVIA: Owns his own outdoor sports company and has patented his own fishing lure.

Was teaching sailing in Rye, New York when he landed his first role as Richard in The Blue Lagoon (1980).

Hit #71 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in 1982 with the song "How Can I Live Without Her", which appeared in the film 'The Pirate Movie'

Has had four knee operations.

Christopher loves getting sports figures autographs for his son.

Baseball was Chris's first love before he landed the his role in 'The Blue Lagoon'

Collects sculptures of fish and sea life. He also collects bones, skulls, and fossils.

Chris' all-time favorite candy is Goldenberg's Peanut Chews.

WHERE IS HE NOW: Can be seen on Sci-Fi Original Movie 'Caved-In' currently airing. Also has some other movies that he is working on. Most will probably be for TV or straight to DVD.

Films a reality show called 'Celebrity Adventures'

Has written a screenplay which he is trying to get off the ground... Called 'Bangers'

Official Website for this is: http://www.bangersthemovie.com

WRITE TO CHRISTOPHER ATKINS @
Christopher Atkins
12440 Moorpark St., Suite 255
Studio City, CA 91604

CREDITS:
The Hard Ride (2006) (pre-production) (attached) .... George Custer
Chinaman's Chance (2006) (filming) .... Jacob
Payback (2006) (post-production)
Caved In (2006) (TV) .... John Palmer
Spiritual Warriors (2005) .... King of Sparta
The Librarians (2003) .... Ringo
Quigley (2003) .... Woodward
True Legends of the West (2003) .... Theodore Sutherland
13th Child (2002) .... Ron
The Employee of the Month (2002) .... Bill
Tequila Express (2002) .... David Manning
The Color of Water (2002) .... Clay
The Stoneman (2002) .... Kip Hollings
Title to Murder (2001) .... Paul Shaughnessy
Civility (2000) .... Cade's father
"Dark Realm" (2000) TV Series
Stageghost (2000) .... Matthew Bronson
"Suddenly Susan" - Sometimes You Feel Like a Nut (1999) TV Episode .... Tony
Deadly Delusions (1999) .... Sam Gitlin
The Little Unicorn (1998) .... PC Sid Edwards
Breaking the Silence (1998) .... Jeff
Shoot (1998) .... Spence
Mutual Needs (1997) .... Andrew
"Silk Stalkings" - Compulsion (1996) TV Episode .... Chance Reynolds
Angel Flight Down (1996) (TV) .... Jack Bahr
Dead Man's Island (1996) (TV) .... Roger Prescott
It's My Party (1996) .... Jack Allen
Red Shoe Diaries 13: Four on the Floor (1996)
Project Shadowchaser III (1995) .... Snake
Smoke n Lightnin (1995) .... Lightnin'
Bandit: Bandit Goes Country (1994) (TV) .... Johnny Bruce
"Red Shoe Diaries" - Four on the Floor (1994) TV Episode
Signal One (1994) .... Martin Bullet
Trigger Fast (1994) .... Dusty Fog
Guns of Honor (1994) (TV) .... Dusty Fog
¡Dispara! (1993) .... Spence
Dracula Rising (1993) .... Vlad
Die Watching (1993) .... Michael Terrence
Wet and Wild Summer! (1992) .... Bobby McCain
King's Ransom (1991) (V) .... Spence
Extralarge: Miami Killer (1991) (TV) .... Blake
Fatal Charm (1990) (TV) .... Adam
Shakma (1990) .... Sam
Listen to Me (1989) .... Bruce Arlington
Mortuary Academy (1988) .... Max Grimm
Ataque de los pájaros, El (1987) .... Peter
"Hotel"- Echoes (1985) TV Episode .... Jason Fielding
Secret Weapons (1985) (TV) .... Allen Collier
"Dallas" (1978) TV Series .... Peter Richards (1983-1984)
A Night in Heaven (1983) .... Rick Monroe (Ricky The Rocket)
The Pirate Movie (1982) .... Frederic
Child Bride of Short Creek (1981) (TV) .... Isaac King
Sekai meisaku dôwa: Hakuchô no mizûmi (1981) (voice) .... Prince Siegfried
The Blue Lagoon (1980) .... Richard
"The Streets of San Francisco" - Innocent No More (1977) TV Episode .... Billy Wilson

WRITING CREDITS
Bangers (2005)
"29 Minutes & Counting" (2004) TV Series (writer)
Pets (1999)
Beings (1998)

Don't know who Christopher Atkins is, want to see a then & now pix, visit: http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/ch...er_atkins.html

[GaryMrMets]

ADAM ANT
http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/adam_ant.html

BIRTH DATE: November 3, 1954, London, England

BIRTH NAME: Stuart Leslie Goddard

CLAIM TO FAME: Adam is best known as a singer. He led Adam and the Ants in the early 80s. Soon after, he began a solo career with hits like "Goody Two Shoes" His most recent solo album was 1995's Wonderful which spawned the top 40 US single by the same name. His biggest contribution to music was probably his pioneering use of videos in the early eighties.

FAMILY LIFE: Carol Mills (1975 - ????) Lorraine Goddard - divorced, (1997 - ????) with whom he has one child, daughter Lily

Adam dated a bunch of celebrities when he was living in California, here are a few: Jamie Lee Curtis, Amanda Donohoe, Vanity and Heather Graham.

INFO: The high point of Ant's career came in the period 1980-1983. Firstly with Adam and the Ants, he had several chart-topping hits, including "Stand and Deliver," "Dog Eat Dog," "Prince Charming," and "AntRap."

TRIVIA: His mom used to clean Paul McCartney's house.

His name allegedly comes from the 1960s BBC television series Adam Adamant Lives

He was the first ever MTV "guest VJ."

His first band was Bazooka Joe

WHERE IS HE NOW: In 2002 he had a few brushes with the law and he was charged with threatening members of the public with a firearm in a London pub and suspicion of criminal damage.

The court ordered that he undertake rehabilitation, although he was later diagnosed with bipolar disorder, the mental illness commonly known as "manic depression".

Since the 2002 incident, Adam has occasionally been featured in news stories surrounding potential projects and his medical condition. A television special entitled The Madness of Prince Charming was aired in the UK in 2003 documenting his career and his struggle with mental illness.

Currently he can be seen performing a series of concerts as part of the "Here and Now" tour along with other acts who were big in the eighties such as Howard Jones, Toyah and Belinda Carlisle.

In 2004 and 2005, Adam released six "remastered" compact discs, spanning the years 1979 through 1985. The CDs featured previously unavailable songs, including demos and material culled from the "Ant vault."

The new Ant DVD, entitled Digital Tenderness, has a pending release date of the first week of March, 2006.

The Unreleased Demo box set is still pending a final release date. However, it is likely to be released prior to Adam's biography, Stand and Deliver, which is set for a September 2006 release.

Unlike many rock-star memoirs which usually have a ghost writer, Adam will be the sole author... and word is he's a pretty good writer.

WRITE TO ADAM ANT @
Adam Ant
c/o Staff Member Peters, Fraser & Dunlop
Drury House
34-43 Russell St.
London WC2B 5HA UK

Website: http://www.adam-ant.net

CREDITS:
Sweetwater (1999) (TV) .... Todd Badham
"La Femme Nikita"
Face Down (1997) (TV) .... Derek Fry
Lover's Knot (1996) .... Marvell
"Batman"
Desert Winds (1995) .... Crazy Venezuelan
Drop Dead Rock (1995) .... Dave Donovan
Cyber Bandits (1995) .... Manny
Acting On Impulse (1993) (TV) .... Eric Boggs
Love Bites (1993) .... Zachary Simms
"Northern Exposure" - Heroes (1992) TV Episode .... Brad Bonner
"Tales from the Crypt" - Maniac at Large (1992) TV Episode .... Pipkin
Spellcaster (1992) .... Diablo/Cyril St. Michael
Sunset Heat (1991) .... Danny Rollins
Trust Me (1989) .... James Callendar
Out of Time (1988) (TV) .... Richard Marcus
World Gone Wild (1988) .... Derek Abernathy
Cold Steel (1987) .... Mick
"Sledge Hammer!" - Icebreaker (1987) TV Episode .... Icebreaker
Slam Dance (1987) .... Jim
"Amazing Stories" (1987) TV Episode .... Ted Hellenbeck
Nomads (1986) .... Number One
"The Equalizer" - (1985) TV Episode .... Francis DeGraumont
Jubilee (1977) .... Kid

COMPOSER - FILMS
Me Without You (2001) (song "Kings of the Wild Frontier")
The Crossing Guard (1995) (songs)
Jubilee (1977) (song)

DISCOGRAPHY
Strip [Bonus Tracks] Released: 05.03.05
Friend or Foe [Bonus Tracks] Released: 05.03.05
Vive le Rock [Bonus Tracks] Released: 05.03.05
Kings of the Wild Frontier [Bonus Tracks] Released: 08.24.04
Dirk Wears White Sox [Bonus Tracks] Released: 08.24.04
Prince Charming [Bonus Tracks] Released: 08.24.04
The Essential Adam Ant Released: 04.01.03
Pop & Wave Released: 02.18.03
Complete Radio One Recordings Released: 07.17.01
Goody Two Shoes Released: 05.01.00
Very Best of Adam and the Ants Released: 04.05.99
Super Hits Released: 01.27.98
Wonderful Released: 03.07.95
In Bondage: 1978-1979 Released: 01.01.95
B-Side Babies Released: 09.27.94
Limited Edition Live Album Released: 01.01.94
Antmusic: The Very Best of Adam Ant Released: 01.01.94
Australian Collection Released: 03.01.92
Peel Sessions Released: 07.01.91
Antics in the Forbidden Zone Released: 10.01.90
Manners & Physique Released: 02.01.90
Room at the Top Released: 01.01.90
Hits Released: 01.01.86
Vive Le Rock Released: 01.01.85
Strip Released: 11.01.83
Antmusic Released: 01.01.82
Friend or Foe Released: 01.01.82
Prince Charming Released: 01.01.81
Adam & The Ants [EP] Released: 01.01.81
Kings of the Wild Frontier Released: 01.01.80
Dirk Wears White Sox Released: 12.01.79
Adam Ant Remastered [Limited Edition Box] Released: 05.10.05
Antbox Released: 11.01.00

VIDEOS
Antics in the Forbidden Zone [Video] Released: 01.01.90
Prince Charming Revue Released: 01.01.82

Don't know who Adam Ant is, want to see a then & now pix, visit: http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/adam_ant.html

[GaryMrMets]

PAT BENATAR
http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/pat_benatar.html

BIRTH DATE: January 10, 1953, Greenpoint, Brooklyn

BIRTH NAME: Patricia Andrzejewski

CLAIM TO FAME: Who doesn't love Pat? And I have to say two songs will always be synonymous with Pat... "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" and "Love is a Battlefield".

FAMILY LIFE: Neil Giraldo (February 1982 - present) Two daughters: Haley Egeana (1985) and Hana Juliana (1994).

Daughter, Haley Giraldo, was a Miss Golden Globe presenter at The 59th Annual Golden Globe Awards (2002) (TV) ceremony. Also in the Summer of 2005 Benatar's daughter, Haley Giraldo, starred in E!'s reality TV series, 'Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive.'

Dennis T. Benatar (1971 - 1979) (divorced)

INFO: Mainstream pop/rock made her one of the more popular female vocalists of the early '80s. Although she came on like an arena rocker with her power chords, tough sexuality, and powerful vocals, her music was straight pop/rock underneath all the bluster.

TRIVIA: Her video for "You Better Run" was the second music video to be aired by MTV on August 1, 1981.

Her song "I Need a Lover" was written by a then-unknown John Mellencamp.

August 11, 2002 was declared "Pat Benatar Day" in Babylon, New York. She was also presented with the key to Babylon by town supervisor Steve Bellone at the Babylon Town Hall.

Her ground-breaking music-video "Love is a Battlefield" (directed by Bob Giraldi & choreographed by 'Michael Peters' ) was the first ever music-video to integrate spoken dialogue into recorded music.

The character "Pat Bernardo" in Fast Times at Ridgemont High was inspired by Pat Benatar. During an early lunch-room scene, Jennifer Jason Leigh's character "Stacy" & Phoebe Cates' character, "Linda", have a discussion about Bernardo and the "Pat Benatar-look".

Has 6 platinum and 4 gold solo-albums

Was discovered during an amateur-night contest at the famed NYC comedy-club Catch-A-Rising-Star, and signed shortly-after to Chrysalis Records (1977) by founder 'Terry Ellis'

Sang opera before going into Rock music.

WHERE IS SHE NOW: Pat still writes and tours with her husband, and has also become a commercial spokeswoman for the Energizer company.

She and Nick are devoted parents and support their daughter as she tries to make it in Hollywood.

She was also seen recently on CMT in the series 'Crossroads' where she sang songs with Martina McBride.

OFFICIAL WEBSITE: http://www.benatar.com

CREDITS:
"Family Law" - Recovery (2001) TV Episode .... Anna Raines
Torn Between Two Fathers (1989) (TV) .... Donna
Union City (1980) .... Jeanette Florescu

DISCOGRAPHY:
October, 1979 In The Heat Of The Night [Chrysalis]
August, 1980 Crimes of Passion [Chrysalis]
July, 1981 Precious Time [Chrysalis]
November, 1982 Get Nervous [Chrysalis]
October, 1983 Live From Earth [Chrysalis]
November, 1984 Tropico [Chrysalis]
December, 1985 Seven The Hard Way [Chrysalis]
July, 1988 Wide Awake In Dreamland [Chryssalis]
November, 1989 Best Shots [Chrysalis]
April, 1991 True Love [Chrysalis]
May, 1993 Gravity's Rainbow [Chrysalis]
November, 1994 All Fired Up: The Very Best Of Pat Benatar [Chrysalis]
July, 1996 Heartbreaker: 16 Classic Performances [Chrysalis]
June, 1997 Innamorata [CMC International]
July, 1998 8-15-80 [CMC International]
October, 1999 Synchronistic Wanderings: Anthology 1979-1999 [Capitol]
August, 2003 Go [Welk Music Group]

Don't know who Pat Benatar is, want to see a then & now pix, visit: http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/pat_benatar.html

[GaryMrMets]

WILLIAM KATT
http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/william_katt.html

BIRTH DATE: February 16, 1951, Los Angeles, California

CLAIM TO FAME: For me I first remember seeing William Katt in the movie Carrie. But he will probably be most known for his role on the TV show, 'The Greatest American Hero."

FAMILY LIFE: Deborah Kahne (1981 - present) 2 children (sons) Clayton Alexander & Emerson Hunter.

INFO: William Katt was born to act. The son of actor Bill Williams and actress Barbara Hale, William grew up watching his mother's performance as Della Street on the hit TV series Perry Mason. His parents met while filming the comedy 'A Likely Story' and William came along four years later.

TRIVIA: His mother appeared with him in Big Wednesday (1978).

Well known amongst the surfing community for his role as Barlow, in the film 'Big Wednesday' which was released on May 26, 1978.

Auditioned for the part of Luke Skywalker in the original Star Wars (1977) opposite Kurt Russell, who auditioned for the role of Han Solo.

WHERE IS HE NOW: He still is acting and has two projects filming this year and one in post-production. None of them are big roles, but you can be certain he will be noticeable.

Over the past few years William has done extensive voice work for some cartoons and video games. Boy it seems many former stars are getting work doing a lot of this.

WRITE TO WILLIAM KATT:
William Katt
5860 Le Sage Ave
Woodland HIlls, CA 91367-5902

CREDITS:
Instant Karma (2005/I) (filming) .... Bookie
Firedog (2005) (post-production) (voice) .... Scout
Gamers (2006) (completed) .... Reese's Boss
Mystery Woman: Game Time (2005) (TV) .... Donald Fiske
River's End (2005) .... Ed Kennedy
"JAG"
- Corporate Raiders (2004) TV Episode .... James Merrick
- Collision Course (2001) TV Episode .... Cmdr. James Merrick
Descendant (2003) .... Dr. Tom Murray
"Andromeda" - For Whom the Bell Tolls (2002) .... Eddie Aldrich
Snake Island (2002) .... Malcolm Page
"Son of the Beach" - 3 Days of the Condom (2002) .... Congressman Bukaki
"Justice League"
- Legends: Part 2 (2002) TV Episode (voice) .... Green Guardsman
- Legends: Part 1 (2002) TV Episode (voice) .... Green Guardsman
Gentle Ben (2002) (TV) .... Gittis
Treading Water (2002) .... The Investor
Circuit (2001/I) .... Gino
Determination of Death (2001) .... John Logan
"The Hunger" - The Seductress (2000) TV Episode
Learning to Surf (2000)
Twin Falls Idaho (1999) .... Surgeon
Jawbreaker (1999) .... Mr. Purr
Clean and Narrow (1999) .... George
Catch Me If You Can (1998) (TV) .... Jean Benoit
"The Net" - Deleted (1998) TV Episode .... Dr. Phillip Wayland
"Walker, Texas Ranger" - Warriors (1998) .... Keith Portman
Hyacinth (1998)
Mother Teresa: In the Name of God's Poor (1997) .... Harry Harper
"Dead Man's Gun" - The Healer (1997) .... Madison Butler
Rough Riders (1997) (TV) .... Edward Marshall
"Viper" - Black Box (1997) TV Episode .... Arno Krafft
"7th Heaven"
- It's About George... (1997) TV Episode .... Will Grayson
- Faith, Hope and the Bottom Line (1997) TV Episode .... Will Grayson
U'bejani (1997) .... Father Bob
Whacked (1997) .... Sgt. Niktaukus
Daddy's Girl (1996/I) .... Don Mitchell
Devil's Food (1996) (TV) .... Andrew Burns
Rattled (1996) (TV) .... Paul Donohue
Romantic Undertaking (1996) (TV) .... Richard Tennant
Piranha (1995) (TV) .... Paul Grogan
Problem Child 3: Junior in Love (1995) (TV) .... Ben Healy
Stranger by Night (1994) .... Troy Rooney
Cyborg 3: The Recycler (1994) .... Decaf
"Batman" - Riddler's Reform (1994) TV Episode (voice) .... Zowie
"Models Inc." (1994) .... Paul Carson
"Animaniacs" - No Face Like Home (1994) (voice) .... Dr. Roma
"Diagnosis Murder" - Flashdance with Death (1994) .... Roland Spear
"Burke's Law" - Who Killed the Fashion King? (1994) .... Brian Cobham
Amerikanskiy Blyuz (1994) (TV) .... Dr. Dell Davis
Tollbooth (1994) .... Waggy
The Paper Boy (1994) .... Brian
"Dark Justice"
- In Cover of Darkness: Part 2 (1993) TV Episode
- In Cover of Darkness: Part 1 (1993) TV Episode
Distant Cousins (1993) .... Richard Sullivan
"Murder, She Wrote" - Love's Deadly Desire (1993) .... Derek Hartman
"Sisters"
- Moving Pictures (1993) TV Episode .... Jeffrey Teller
- Portrait of the Artists (1992) TV Episode .... Jeffrey Teller
Double X: The Name of the Game (1992) .... Michael Cooper
House IV (1992) .... Roger Cobb
Sazan aizu (1991) (V) (voice: English ) .... Old Monk/Tinzin
Last Call (1991) .... Paul Avery
"Good Sports" (1991) TV Series .... Nick Calder
Naked Obsession (1991) .... Franklyn Carlysle
Wedding Band (1990) .... Marshall Roman
Rebel Storm (1990)
"Top of the Hill" (1989) TV Series .... Thomas Bell Jr.
Swimsuit (1989) (TV) .... Brian
Top of the Hill (1989) (TV) .... Thomas Bell
Perry Mason Series (1985 - 1988) (TV) .... Paul Drake Jr
"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" - A Stolen Heart (1988) .... Dr. Burke
White Ghost (1988) .... Steve Shepard
"Our House"
- Past Tense, Future Tense: Part 2 (1987) TV Episode
- Past Tense, Future Tense: Part 1 (1987) TV Episode
House (1986) .... Roger Cobb
Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend (1985) .... George Loomis
"Faerie Tale Theatre" - Thumbelina (1984) TV Episode .... Flower Prince
"The Greatest American Hero" (1981 - 1983) Ralph Hinkley/Hanley
The Rainmaker (1982) (TV) .... Jimmy Curry
Pippin: His Life and Times (1981) (TV) .... Pippin
Butch and Sundance: The Early Days (1979) .... The Sundance Kid
Big Wednesday (1978) .... Jack
First Love (1977) .... Elgin Smith
Carrie (1976) .... Tommy Ross
"Kojak" - Life, Liberty & Pursuit of Death (1975) .... Carey Nysrom
"Ironside"
- The Rolling Y (1975) TV Episode .... Porter Yarborough
- Death by the Numbers (1972) TV Episode (as Bill Katt) .... Jimmy
"The Rookies" - Old Neighborhood (1974) TV Episode .... Jimmy Phillips
"Gunsmoke" - The Tarnished Badge (1974) TV Episode .... Lonnie Weeks
"Police Woman" - Warning: All Wives... (1974) TV .... Marty Wadsworth
Can Ellen Be Saved? (1974) (TV) .... Bob
"Kung Fu" - Ancient Warrior (1973) TV Episode (as Bill Katt) .... Andy
"M*A*S*H" - Dear Dad (1972) TV Episode (as Bill Katt) .... P.F.C.
The Daughters of Joshua Cabe (1972) (TV) .... Billy Jack
"Emergency!" - Weird Wednesday (1972) TV Episode .... Wally Lytton
The Trackers (1971) (TV) (as Bill Katt) .... Davey
The Late Liz (1971) .... Peter Addams
Night Chase (1970) (TV) (as Bill Katt) .... Marine Private

DIRECTING CREDITS:
River's End (2005)
Clean and Narrow (1999)

Don't know who William Katt is, want to see a then & now pix, visit: http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/william_katt.html

[GaryMrMets]

LISA WELCHEL
http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/lisa_welchel.html

BIRTH DATE: May 29, 1963, Littlefield, Texas

CLAIM TO FAME: Lisa is best known for her starring role as Blair Warner on NBC’s 'The Facts of Life. She played the role for nine years.

FAMILY LIFE: Married to Steven Cauble (July 1988 - present) Has three children. Tucker, Haven and Clancy.

INFO: Lisa really grew up on TV. she started her career on the 'Mickey Mouse Club' and then she moved on to the role in which she will forever be known for on 'The Facts of Life.'

TRIVIA: Lisa is a former Mouskateer.

Released a gospel album entitled "All Because Of You" on the Nissi record label in 1984. The album was nominated for a Grammy in the Inspirational category in 1985.

Has organized several reunions of the cast of "The New Mickey Mouse Club" (1977), the show that was her big break in show business.

Lisa is a trained ventriloquist.

WHERE IS SHE NOW: Home teaches her children.

She has written several books. Her first one was "Creative Correction", about child discipline. Lisa works with her husband who is an associate pastor in the Church on the Way in Van Nuys, California.

OTHER BOOKS:
The Facts of Life and Other Lessons My Father Taught Me
So You’re Thinking About Home schooling
The ADVENTure of Christmas
The Busy Mom’s Guide to Prayer
Speaking Mom-ese
Creative Correction - The Bible Study

She is also the founder of MomTime Ministries and MomTime Get-A-Ways.

When asked if she plans to do some acting in the future?

Lisa says, "I don’t have any plans to. I loved acting and I’m grateful for all the opportunities I had but nothing comes close to the joy of being a stay-at-home mother. Although, I should never say never. I didn’t plan on writing books, either. The bottom line is, I will go wherever the Lord leads..."

Lisa also travels the country for speaking assignments. They are mostly faith-based talks and her schedule seems to be getting booked more and more.

OFFICIAL WEBSITE: http://www.lisawhelchel.com

CREDITS:
The Facts of Life Reunion (2001) (TV) .... Blair Warner
Where the Red Fern Grows: Part 2 (1992) (V) .... Coleman, Sara
The Facts of Life Down Under (1987) (TV) .... Blair Warner
"The Love Boat"
- German Cruise: (1985) TV Episode
- Captain and the Kid(1983) TV Episode .... Caroline
The Wild Women of Chastity Gulch (1982) (TV) .... Amy Cole
The Facts of Life Goes to Paris (1982) (TV) .... Blair Warner
"The Facts of Life" .... Blair Warner
- Legacy (1982) TV Episode .... Blair Warner
- Like Mother, Like Daughter (1979) TV Episode .... Blair Warner
Twirl (1981) (TV) .... Jill Moore
"Diff'rent Strokes"
- The Older Man (1981) TV Episode .... Blair Warner
- The Girls School (1979) TV Episode .... Blair Warner
Skyward (1980) (TV) .... Lisa Ward
The Magician of Lublin (1979) .... Halina
The Double McGuffin (1979) .... Jody
"Disneyland"
- Shadow of Fear: Part 2 (1979) TV Episode .... Robin Lapp
- Shadow of Fear: Part 1 (1979) TV Episode .... Robin Lapp
"Family"
- All for Love (1978) TV Episode .... Cathy Connelly
The Mouseketeers at Walt Disney World (1977) (TV)
"The New Mickey Mouse Club" (1977) TV Series

Don't know who Lisa Welchel is, want to see a then & now pix, visit: http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/lisa_welchel.html

[GaryMrMets]

MAYIM Hoya BIALIK
http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/mayim.html

BIRTH DATE: December 12, 1975, San Diego, California

CLAIM TO FAME: Probably 9 out of 10 people know Mayim for her role on the TV Show 'Blossom.' She played the title role of Blossom Russo.

FAMILY LIFE: Married to Michael Stone and they have one child (born October 2005).

INFO: Mayim got her first acting break when she was a young girl in the movie 'Beaches.' If you saw the movie you remember she played the young version of Bette Midler's character and she was a dead ringer for the part.

TRIVIA: Her first name means "water" in Hebrew.

Was accepted to both Harvard and Yale, but turned them down to attend UCLA.

Was good friends with the late Bill Bixby. As he went public with his illness, he directed her sitcom, "Blossom", and continued working up until his death in November 1993.

Plays piano, trumpet and bass guitar.

Adopted a whale, a wolf and a manatee.

Is an accomplished dancer. She and "Blossom" co-star, Jenna von Oÿ took lessons in between breaks in the filming season.

See a video clip from the TV Show Blossom: http://www.evtv1.com/index.asp-itemnum-1423

WHERE IS SHE NOW: For a while it seemed like Mayim just completely left show business. Truth is she threw herself into college and graduated from UCLA June 2000.

And even while she was in school, she was never totally away from showbiz work. She did a lot of voiceover work. You may have heard her in Hey Arnold! and some video games.

In 2001 she was the music director for the UCLA Jewish acapella group "Shir Bruin"

I can't confirm if she completed or is close to completing her doctorate in Neuroscience. Either way, she's one smart cookie!

On 11th October 2005 gave birth to a baby boy, her first child.

She has recently been seen in the Kirstie Alley series 'Fat Actress' which airs on Showtime.

Mayim also continues to do voiceover work for cartoons and video games.

WRITE TO MAYIM:
Mayim Bialik
Coppage Co
5411 Camellia Ave
North Hollywood, CA 91601-2615

CREDITS:
Kalamazoo? (2006) .... Maggie Goldman
"Curb Your Enthusiasm"
- The Bowtie (2005) TV Episode .... Jodi Funkhouser
"Fat Actress"
- The Koi Effect (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
- Holy Lesbo Batman (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
"Katbot" (2005) TV Series (voice) .... Paula
"Kim Possible"(2003-2004) (voice) .... Justine Flanner
"7th Heaven" - Dick (2003) TV Episode .... Cathy
X2 - Wolverine's Revenge (2003) (VG) (voice) Bush Pilot, May Deuce
"Recess" (1997 - 2000) (voice) .... Kirsten Kurst
"Hey Arnold!"
- Dinner for Four/Phoebe Skips (1999) TV Episode (voice) .... Maria
- 6th Grade Girls/The Baseball (1996) TV Episode (voice) .... Maria
"Welcome to Paradox"
- Alien Jane (1998) TV Episode .... Rita
Michael Jackson: HIStory on Film - Volume II (1997) (V)
"Johnny Bravo"
- Going Batty/Berry the Butler/Red Faced in the White House (1997) TV Episode (voice) .... Tour Guide
"Extreme Ghostbusters"
- Ghost Apocalyptic Future (1997) TV Episode (voice) .... Girl in Future
"The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest"
- The Alchemist (1996) TV Episode (voice) .... Lucy
- Assault on Questworld (1996) TV Episode (voice) .... Julia/French Woman
"The Adventures of Hyperman"
- Oceans a Leavin' (1996) TV Episode (voice) .... Brittany Bright
- Episode #1.1 (1995) TV Episode (voice) .... Brittany Bright
"The John Larroquette Show"
- Rachel and Tony (1995) TV Episode .... Rachel
- Rachel Redux (1995) TV Episode .... Rachel
- The Book of Rachel (1994) TV Episode .... Rachel
Don't Drink the Water (1994) (TV) .... Susan Hollander
"The Hidden Room"
- Jillie (1993) TV Episode .... Jillie
The Kingdom Chums: Original Top Ten (1992) (V) (voice) .... Petey
"Blossom" TV Series .... Blossom Russo (1991-1995)
"Molloy" (TV Series .... Molloy Martin (1990)
"Empty Nest"
- Harry Knows Best (1990) TV Episode .... Laurie
- The R.N. Who Came to Dinner (1989) TV Episode .... Laurie Kincaid
"MacGyver"
- Twenty Questions (1990) TV Episode .... Lisa Woodman
- Hearts of Steel (1990) TV Episode .... Lisa Woodman
- Cease Fire (1989) TV Episode .... Lisa Woodman
"Doogie Howser, M.D."
- Ask Dr. Doogie (1990) TV Episode
Blossom (1990) (TV) .... Blossom Russo
"Murphy Brown"
- I Want My FYI (1990) TV Episode .... Natalie
Pumpkinhead (1989) .... Wallace kid
Beaches (1988) .... Cecilia 'CC' Carol Bloom (age 11)
"The Facts of Life"
- The Beginning of the Beginning (1988) TV Episode .... Jennifer Cole

Don't know who Mayim Bialik is, want to see a then & now pix, visit: http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/mayim.html

[GaryMrMets]

JOHN DAVIDSON
http://www.celebritynooz.com/watn/john_davidson.html

BIRTH DATE: December 13, 1941, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

CLAIM TO FAME: This was very interesting. I asked a few people what is John Davidson famous for and I got different answers. Some said as the host of 'That's Incredible.' While another said he was a talk show host... then I got he was an actor and finally a couple people asked, isn't he a game show host. So this one is hard to pin down.

What exactly is John Davidson's claim to fame... he's multi-talented. And those dimples!

FAMILY LIFE: Rhonda Rivera (1983 - present) 1 daughter Jackie Miller (1969 - 1982) (divorced) 2 children

INFO: As mentioned above, John is multi-talented. He has appeared on Broadway, in movies, on TV and also famous for singing.

While an overly cute, lightweight image severely hampered his chances to be taken seriously as a dramatic actor, he made great strides as a full-fledged TV presence in the 70's. He earned his own daytime talk show "The John Davidson Show" (1969) and appeared in such mini-movie offerings as 'Coffee, Tea or Me?' with Karen Valentine.

He co-starred with Sally Field, in "The Girl with Something Extra" playing newlyweds, but the sitcom was unsuccessful.

Through the lean years John always seemed to appear in episodes of "The Love Boat" and "Fantasy Island."

TRIVIA: Music has always been John's first passion. In addition to recording 12 solo albums in both the pop and country music, he plays the guitar and banjo.

He was the scheduled headline act at the Beverly Hills Supper Club in Southgate, Kentucky, the night the structure burned down, killing 165 persons, on May 28, 1977. He was not injured and later participated in a charity concert to raise funds for the families of fire victims.

He allegedly memorized the entire New York phone book prior to appearing on 'That's Incredible.'

WHERE IS HE NOW: In April 2006, he will be in Branson, MO and continue to appear until June. I am planning a trip there and I think after doing this piece, I'll go to one of his shows. He really seems like he puts on a good show!

Recently he appeared with one of his children, Ashleigh, in a 2005 musical production of "Shenandoah."

WRITE TO JOHN:
John Davidson
16551 Kettler Ln
Huntington Beach, CA 92647-4328

Official website: http://www.johndavidson.com

CREDITS:
Edward Scissorhands (1990) .... Host-TV
The Squeeze (1987) .... Honest Tom T. Murray
"Spenser: For Hire"
- At the River's Edge (1986) TV Episode .... Rev. Bobby Freemont
"The Love Boat"
"Hotel"
- Vantage Point (1984) TV Episode .... Ashley Bennett
- Deceptions (1983) TV Episode .... Michael Robson
"Fantasy Island"
- The Awakening of Love/The Impostor (1984) TV Episode .... Arthur Crane
"The John Davidson Show" (1980) TV Series .... Host
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders II (1980) (TV) .... Terry Killian
The Concorde: Airport '79 (1979) .... Robert Palmer
"The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson"
- Episode dated 15 August 1977 (1977) TV Episode .... Guest Host
- Episode dated 29 June 1976 (1976) TV Episode .... Guest Host
- Episode dated 20 April 1976 (1976) TV Episode .... Guest Host
Roger & Harry: The Mitera Target (1977) (TV) .... Roger Quentin
Shell Game (1975) (TV) .... Max Castle
Sandy Duncan Special (1974) (TV)
"The Streets of San Francisco"
- Mask of Death (1974) TV Episode .... Ken Scott/Carole Marlowe
"The Girl with Something Extra" (1973) TV Series .... John Burton
Coffee, Tea or Me? (1973) (TV) .... Dennis Burnham
A Time for Love (1973) (TV) .... Larry
"Love, American Style"
"Here's Lucy"
- Lucy and the Professor (1973) TV Episode .... Professor John Kleindorf
"Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law"
- Libel Is a Dirty Word (1972) TV Episode
"Disneyland"
- The Family Band: Part 2 (1972) TV Episode .... Joe Carder
- The Family Band: Part 1 (1972) TV Episode .... Joe Carder
"The F.B.I."
- Judas Goat (1972) TV Episode
"Daniel Boone"
- Perilous Passage (1970) TV Episode .... Sam Weaver
- A Touch of Charity (1969) TV Episode .... Jimmy McGill
Roberta (1969) (TV) .... John Kent
"The John Davidson Show" (1969) TV Series
The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band (1968) .... Joe Carder
The Happiest Millionaire (1967) .... Angie Duke
"Hallmark Hall of Fame"
- The Fantasticks (1964) TV Episode .... Matt

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KIM RICHARDS
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BIRTH DATE: September 19, 1964, Mineola, New York

CLAIM TO FAME: For me I only really remember Kim in one role and that is in the Disney Witch Mountain movies. But when I saw her list of credits I couldn't believe all the stuff she was in.

FAMILY LIFE: Greg Davis (divorced) 2 children G. Monty Brinson (divorced) 1 child

Child with first husband, G. Monty Brinson: Brooke Ashley, born on February 21, 1986. Children with second husband, Greg Davis: Whitney and Chad. Child with former boyfriend John Jackson: Kimberly.

INFO: Kim also starred as Prudence Everett in the television series 'Nanny and the Professor.'

TRIVIA: This piece of trivia really shocked me. Kim has two very famous nieces... Nicky and Paris Hilton.

The connection there is her sister is Kathy Richards, who is now Kathy Hilton (Paris and Nicky's mom).

WHERE IS SHE NOW: In 2001 she moved to Arizona to be with her ailing mother, who had breast cancer. Her mom passed away in March 2002.

She is back in Los Angeles now and said to be returning to acting since her youngest child is in school full time.

And to this, she will be in the upcoming movie, 'Black Snake Moan' which is in post-production. There is no word on how this will be released (Cable or DVD).

WEBSITE: www.kimrichards.net

WRITE TO KIM AT:
Kim Richards
10326 Orton Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90064

CREDITS:
Black Snake Moan (2006) (post-production)
The Blair Witch Mountain Project (2002) .... Tia
Escape (1990) .... Brooke Howser
Tuff Turf (1985) .... Frankie Croyden
Meatballs Part II (1984) .... Cheryl
"The Mississippi" - Informed Consent (1984) TV Episode
"The Dukes of Hazzard"
- Cooter's Girl (1983) TV Episode .... Nancylou Davenport
"Lottery!"
- Boston: False Illusion (1983) TV Episode .... Valerie
"Magnum, P.I."
- Mixed Doubles (1982) TV Episode .... Carrie Reardon
"Disneyland"
- No Deposit, No Return: (1982) TV Episode .... Tracy Osborne
- Escape to Witch Mountain (1980) TV Episode .... Tia Malone
- The Whiz Kid & the Carnival Caper: (1976) .... Daphne 'Daffy' Fernald
"The Love Boat" - (1982) TV Episode .... Gail/Lilian Gerbert
"CHiPs" - Tight Fit (1982) TV Episode .... Sheila
"Alice" - Not with My Niece, You Don't (1981) TV Episode .... Lisa
Why Us? (1981) (TV) .... Holly Sanborn
"Hello, Larry" (1979) TV Series .... Ruthie Alder (1979-1980)
"Diff'rent Strokes"
- Thanksgiving Crossover: (1979) TV Episode .... Ruthie Alder
- Feudin' and Fussin': (1979) TV Episode .... Ruthie Alder
- The Trip: (1979) TV Episode .... Ruthie Alder
"Hizzonner"
Devil Dog: The Hound of Hell (1978) (TV) .... Bonnie Barry
"Project U.F.O."- Sighting 4018: The Incident (1978)
Return from Witch Mountain (1978) .... Tia
"Police Story"
- Stigma (1977) TV Episode
- The Wyatt Earp Syndrome (1974) TV Episode .... Melanie
"James at 15" (1977) TV Series .... Sandy Hunter
The Car (1977) .... Lynn Marie
The Horrible Honchos (1977) (TV) .... Minnow
Raid on Entebbe (1977) (TV) .... Alice
"Police Woman" - Father to the Man (1976) TV .... Kerry McGuire
Assault on Precinct 13 (1976) .... Kathy
"The Rockford Files" - The Family Hour (1976) .... Marin Rose Gaily
Special Delivery (1976) .... Juliette
"Family" - Monday Is Forever (1976) TV Episode .... Laura Richardson
"Medical Center" - If Wishes Were Horses (1976) TV Episode .... Penny
"Sara" - Episode #1.5 (1976) TV Episode .... Maude
No Deposit, No Return (1976) .... Tracy Osborne
The Whiz Kid and the Carnival Caper (1976) (TV) .... Daphne 'Daffy' Fernald
"Medical Story" - Million Dollar Baby (1975) TV Episode
Escape to Witch Mountain (1975) .... Tia Malone
"The Streets of San Francisco" - River of Fear (1975) Julie Todd
"Little House on the Prairie" Town Party-Country Party (1974)
Return of the Big Cat (1974) (TV) .... Amy McClaren
"Emergency!" - How Green Was My Thumb? (1974) TV Episode .... Melissa
Hog Wild (1974) (TV) .... Sara Melborne
"Temperatures Rising" - Operation Mercy (1974) TV .... Little Girl
The Whiz Kid and the Mystery at Riverton (1974) (TV)
Nanny and the Professor and the Phantom of the Circus (1973)
The Picture of Dorian Gray (1973) (TV) .... Beatrice as a child
"Here We Go Again" (1973) TV Series .... Jan Standish
Alvin the Magnificent (1973) (TV)
The Strange Monster of Strawberry Cove (1971)
"Nanny and the Professor" (1970) TV Series .... Prudence Everett

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KIM DARBY
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BIRTH DATE: July 8, 1947, Los Angeles, California

BIRTH NAME: Deborah Zerby

CLAIM TO FAME: She is probably best remembered as the stubborn, spunky frontier girl who hired boozy marshal John Wayne to track down her father's killers in 'True Grit.'

FAMILY LIFE: Fulton, Rad (February 1970 - March 1970) (divorced) James Stacy (1968 - 1969) (divorced) 1 child

INFO: Kim had her pick of excellent roles, some specially written for her, as a young woman with extreme sensitivity and if not slightly quirky, certainly a person who differed from her peers.

TRIVIA: Parents were Jon and Inga Zerby, a dance team that toured nationally as the Dancing Zerbys, primarily playing hotels in Miami and Las Vegas.

Kim sang and danced professionally at an early age.

One of her most well known guest appearances is on 'Star Trek.' She was in season one and played a character named Miri.

Was voted the Quietest Girl in her high school.

Changed her name when she was a teenager. She did it by changing the spelling of Derby to Darby, and changing her given name of Deborah to Kim, because that was the name of the prettiest girl in her high school.

WHERE IS SHE NOW: In 1988, she began teaching classes limited to no more than sixteen students, at UCLA Extension, and shortly thereafter in her own school as well.

She is still teaching and continues to act. Most recently in the film 'Cold Ones.' Which is due out in mid to late 2006.

Her very small, very private and very popular acting classes are starting up again in July of '06.

WEBSITE: http://www.kimdarby.com

WRITE TO KIM AT:
Kim Darby
P.O. Box 1250
Studio City, CA 91614

CREDITS:
Cold Ones (2006) (post-production) .... Barbs
You Are So Going to Hell! (2004) .... Louise
"For the People" - Textbook Perfect (2002) TV .... Janine Woods
Mockingbird Don't Sing (2001) .... Louise Standon
NewsBreak (2000) .... Frances Johnson
"The X Files" Sein und Zeit (2000) TV Episode .... Kathy Lee Tencate
"Becker" - Point of Contact (1999) TV Episode .... Katherine
The Last Best Sunday (1999) .... Mrs. Summers
"Profiler" - Cruel and Unusual (1996) TV Episode .... Ilene Klinger
The Secret of Lizard Woman (1996) (TV)
Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995) .... Debra Strode
"Murder, She Wrote"
- Film Flam (1995) TV Episode .... Joan Kemp
- We're Off to Kill the Wizard (1984) TV Episode .... Laurie Bascomb
Deadly Embrace (1989) (uncredited)
Teen Wolf Too (1987) .... Prof. Tanya Brooks
"Crazy Like a Fox" - (1986) TV Episode .... Jenny Fenwick
"Riptide" - A Matter of Policy (1986) TV Episode .... Beverly
Better Off Dead... (1985) .... Jenny Meyer
"Scarecrow and Mrs. King" (1985) TV Episode .... Elizabeth Sullivan
Embassy (1985) (TV) .... Sue Davidson
First Steps (1985) (TV) .... Sherry Petrofsky
"Hotel" - Ideals (1984) TV Episode .... Jean Lawrence
"E/R" - Only a Nurse (1984) TV Episode .... Mrs. Johnson
"The Facts of Life" (1984) TV Episode .... Doris Garrett
"The Mississippi" (1984) TV Episode
"Trapper John, M.D."
- A Little Knife Music (1984) TV Episode .... Marsha Huber
- Past Imperfect (1983) TV Episode .... Cassie Thomas
Summer Girl (1983) (TV) .... Mary Shelburne
Close Ties (1983) (TV) .... Evelyn
"This Is the Life" (1983) TV Series
"The Love Boat"
- Tomorrow Lady, The/Father, Dear Father/Still Life (1982) TV Episode .... Sarah Curtis
- Disco Baby/Alas, Poor Dwyer/After the War/Ticket to Ride/Itsy Bitsy: Part 1 (1979) TV Episode .... Wendy
The Capture of Grizzly Adams (1982) (TV) .... Kate Brady
"Fantasy Island" (1982) TV Episode .... Rebecca Walters
Enola Gay: The Men, the Mission, the Atomic Bomb (1980) (TV) .... Lucy Tibbets
"The Last Convertible" (1979) (mini) TV Series .... Ann Rowan
Flatbed Annie & Sweetiepie(1979) (TV) .... Ginny LaRosa
The One and Only (1978) .... Mary Crawford
"Family" (1978) TV Episode .... Lily, Pregnant Younger Woman
"Rich Man, Poor Man" (1976) (mini) TV Series .... Virginia Calderwood
"Baretta" - The Goodbye Orphan Annie Blues (1975) TV Episode .... Anne
"Wide World of Mystery" - Mirror of Deception (1975) TV Episode .... Helen
Good Salary - Prospects - Free Coffin (1975) (TV) .... Helen
"Thriller" - Good Salary (1975) TV Episode .... Helen
"Archer" - Body Beautiful (1975) TV Episode .... Leslie Griffith
"Petrocelli" - The Kidnapping (1975) TV Episode .... Donna
"Police Story"
- Captain Hook (1974) TV Episode .... Jennie Hill
- The Wyatt Earp Syndrome (1974) TV Episode .... Barbara Nations
This Is the West That Was (1974) (TV) .... Calamity Jane
The Story of Pretty Boy Floyd (1974) (TV) .... Ruby Hardgrave
"Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law"
- I've Promised You a Father: Part 2 (1974) TV Episode .... Perry
"Marcus Welby, M.D."
- I've Promised You a Father: Part 1 (1974) TV Episode .... Perry
"Love Story" - Joie (1973) TV Episode .... Ellie
"Ironside" - Downhill All the Way (1973) TV Episode .... Samantha
Don't Be Afraid of the Dark (1973) (TV) .... Sally Farnham
"Ghost Story" - Dark Vengeance (1973) TV Episode .... Cindy
"Cool Million" - Hunt for a Lonely Girl (1972) TV Episode
The Streets of San Francisco (1972) (TV) .... Holly Jean Berry
The People (1972) (TV) .... Melodye Amerson
The Grissom Gang (1971) .... Barbara Blandish
Red Sky at Morning (1971) (uncredited)
Norwood (1970) .... Rita Lee Chipman
The Strawberry Statement (1970) .... Linda
Generation (1969) .... Doris Bolton Owen
True Grit (1969) .... Mattie Ross
"Run for Your Life"
- Carol (1968) TV Episode .... Carol Sherman
- Hang Down Your Head, and Laugh (1966) TV Episode .... Tina
Flesh and Blood (1968) (TV) .... Faye
"Bonanza" - The Sure Thing (1967) TV Episode .... Trudy Loughlin
"Judd for the Defense" - (1967) TV Episode .... Cassie Rossiter
"Gunsmoke"
- Vengeance: Part 2 (1967) TV Episode .... Angel
- Vengeance: Part 1 (1967) TV Episode .... Angel
- The Lure (1967) TV Episode .... Carrie Neely
"The Man from U.N.C.L.E." (1967) TV Episode .... Sandy True
Ironside (1967) (TV) .... Ellen Wells
"The Road West" - (1967) TV Episode .... Sister Marie Aimee
"Star Trek" - Miri (1966) TV Episode .... Miri
"The Fugitive"
- Joshua's Kingdom (1966) TV Episode .... Ruth Simmons
- An Apple a Day (1965) TV Episode .... Sharon Wolfe
"Ben Casey"
- Where Did All the Roses Go? (1966) TV Episode .... Gail McBride
The Restless Ones (1965) .... April
"The John Forsythe Show"
- 'Tis Better to Have Loved and Lost (1965) TV Episode .... Deidre Miller
Bus Riley's Back in Town (1965) .... Gussie
"The Donna Reed Show"
- The Mysterious Smile (1965) TV Episode .... Katy Dalton
"Mr. Novak"
- The Silent Dissuaders (1965) TV Episode .... Judy Wheeler
- To Lodge and Dislodge (1963) TV Episode .... Julie Dean
"Wagon Train"
.. aka Major Adams, Trail Master
- The Story of Hector Heatherington (1964) TV Episode .... Heather Heatherington
"Dr. Kildare"
- What's Different About Today? (1964) TV Episode .... Sandy Kimball
- A Nickel's Worth of Prayer (1964) TV Episode .... Patsy Carey
"The Eleventh Hour"
- Does My Mother Have to Know?: Part 2 (1964) TV Episode .... Gina Fields
- Does My Mother Have to Know?: Part 1 (1964) TV Episode .... Gina Fields
"The Farmer's Daughter"
- Katy and the Prince (1964) TV Episode .... Alexandra
Bye Bye Birdie (1963) (uncredited) .... High school student

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RICHARD KLINE
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BIRTH DATE: April 29, 1944, New York City, New York

CLAIM TO FAME: Until I did this issue, I only knew of one role that Richard played and that was... Larry Dallas. The swinging bachelor from 'Three's Company.' He lived upstairs of Jack, Chrissy and Janet. .

FAMILY LIFE: Sandy Molloy (1982 - present) 1 child Plus another marriage to someone, that I can't find a name of (1974 - 1982) (divorced)

INFO: Richard has been an actor for over 30 years and has been in many, many shows, movies and productions. His background is well-rounded, having earned a Masters degree in Theatre Arts at Northwestern University.

TRIVIA: Was once struck by lightning, while he was doing military service in Vietnam.

Has a Masters of Fine Arts degree in theater from Northwestern University.

WHERE IS HE NOW: Richard actually keeps very active in the business. He'll be appearing in two movies this year.

He just finished up co-starring with Annie Potts in Howard Gould's biting comedy, "Diva" at the Pasadena Playhouse.

He also began directing back in 1990. That effort won him the LA Drama Critic's Award for directing Noel Coward's Present Laughter.

Since then he has directed for stage and television, including three Academy Award nominees Burt Reynolds, Bruce Davison, and Billy Connolly in their respective series.

He has even conducts acting and solo-show writing workshops.

Richard has relocated to the East Coast, as of September 2005.

WEBSITE: http://www.richardkline.net

WRITE TO RICHARD AT:
Richard Kline
C/O TALENTWORKS
3500 W. Olive Avenue, 14th Floor
Burbank, CA 91505

CREDITS:
Scattering Mother (2006) (post-production) .... Charlie
To Kill a Mockumentary (2006) (V) .... Dr. Bentley
Knight to F4 (2005) .... Truman
Karroll's Christmas (2004) (TV) .... Bradley Carchet
"ER" - Impulse Control (2004) TV Episode .... Risk Assessment Expert
"NYPD Blue"
- You Da Bomb (2004) TV Episode .... Barry Driscoll
- The Nutty Confessor (1996) TV Episode .... Sidney Herman
Jane White Is Sick & Twisted (2002) .... Anchor Chris Jobin
"Gilmore Girls"
- Secrets and Loans (2002) TV Episode .... Loan Officer Miles Hahn
"Inside Schwartz" (2001) TV Series .... Gene Schwartz
"Judging Amy"
- One for the Road (2001) TV Episode .... Daryl Hoeller
Saving Silverman (2001) (voice) (uncredited) .... Acrobat Announcer
"Sabrina, the Teenage Witch"
- Welcome, Traveler (2000) TV Episode .... Jim-Thom
"Noah Knows Best" (2000) TV Series .... Jeff Beznick
"That '70s Show"
- Red's Birthday (1999) TV Episode .... Ted
"For Your Love"
- The Membership Drive (1999) TV Episode .... Rupert Martin
Liberty Heights (1999) .... Charlie, Nate's Assistant
Treehouse Hostage (1999) .... Principal Ott
Warm Blooded Killers (1999)
"Living in Captivity"
- The Unkindest Cut (????) TV Episode .... Sid
Beverly Hills Ninja (1997) .... Driver
"Married... with Children"
- Torch Song Duet (1996) TV Episode .... Flint Guccione
"The Bold and the Beautiful" (1987) TV Series .... Mark Benson (1995-1996)
"Step by Step"
- Hello, Mister Chips (1995) TV Episode .... Mr. Sloan
"Family Matters"
- Ain't Nothin' But an Urkel (1995) TV Episode .... Mr. Fleming
"L.A. Law"
- McKenzie, Brackman, Barnum & Bailey (1994) TV Episode .... Mr. Pembrook
The Feminine Touch (1994) .... Stan Jacobs
Columbo: Butterfly in Shades of Grey (1993) (TV) .... Louis 'Lou' Cates
"The New WKRP in Cincinnati"
- Johnny Goes Hollywood (1993) TV Episode
Hell Hath No Fury (1991) (TV) .... Milton
"Father Dowling Mysteries"
- The Moving Target Mystery (1991) TV Episode
Problem Child (1990)
"His & Hers" (1990) TV Series .... Jeff Spector
"It's a Living"
- The Jan's Pregnant Show (1988) TV Episode .... Richie Gray
- Take Back Your Mink (1988) TV Episode .... Richie Gray
- A Romantic Comedy (1987) TV Episode .... Richie Gray
- Nancy's Birthday Party (1987) TV Episode .... Richie Gray
- Surprise (1986) TV Episode .... Richie Gray
(4 more)
"Simon & Simon"
- Beauty and Deceased (1988) TV Episode .... Vic Jarvis
"Punky Brewster"
- Christmas Hero (1988) TV Episode .... Horatio Lake
Side by Side (1988) (TV) .... Matt
"Matlock"
- The Umpire (1988) TV Episode .... Charlie Bonham
"Hunter"
- Night on Bald Mountain (1987) TV Episode .... Michael Edleton
"Second Chance"
- Life Without Father (1987) TV Episode
"St. Elsewhere"
- A Moon for the Misbegotten (1987) TV Episode .... Michael
"Hill Street Blues"
- The Runner Falls on His Kisser (1987) TV Episode .... Arnold Resnick
"Murder, She Wrote"
- Corned Beef & Carnage (1986) TV Episode .... Larry Kinkaid
"Sidekicks"
- Are These Your Kicks? (1986) TV Episode .... Detective Charlie Cheatham
- Open House (1986) TV Episode .... Detective Charlie Cheatham
"Shadow Chasers"
- Ahead of Time (1986) TV Episode .... Gvork
"Hotel"
- Bystanders (1985) TV Episode .... Gerald Phelps
"Three's a Crowd"
- Deeds of Trust (1985) TV Episode .... Larry
"Fantasy Island"
- The Other Man - Mr. Roarke/Forbidden Love (1983) TV Episode
"The Love Boat"
- First Impressions/Love Finds Florence Nightingale/Paroled to Love (1983) TV Episode .... Eddie
- April the Ninny/The Loan Arranger/First Voyage, Last Voyage (1981) TV Episode .... Joey
- Audit Couple, The/Scoop, The/My Boyfriend's Back (1979) TV Episode .... Mr. Lucas
Not Just Another Affair (1982) (TV) .... Andrew Saul
"Three's Company" .... Larry Dallas (1978-1984)
"The Ropers"
"Maude"
- My Husband, the Hero (1978) TV Episode .... Tuggy McKenna
- Walter's Temptation (1977) TV Episode .... Tuggy McKenna
"Eight Is Enough"
- Children of the Groom: Part 1 (1977) TV Episode .... Mr. Corelli
- Children of the Groom: Part 2 (1977) TV Episode .... Mr. Corelli
"Fernwood 2Nite"
- Episode #1.62 (1977) TV Episode .... Stanley Turnbull
"Seventh Avenue" (1977) (mini) TV Series .... Howart Horton
"Mary Tyler Moore"
- Mary Gets a Lawyer (1976) TV Episode .... Prosecuter
"Serpico"
- The Indian (1976) TV Episode .... Herschel

DIRECTING CREDITS
"Creating America's Next Hit Television Show" (2004) TV Series
"Harry and the Hendersons" (1991) TV Series
"Evening Shade" (1990) TV Series

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