Biography
That same year he appeared in Adam Rifkin's debut film, "Never on Tuesday" and in a small role in Oliver Stone's "Born on the Fourth of July". After appearing as a kooky law officer on the failed sitcom "Grand" (NBC, 1990), Lauer reteamed with Stone as an alcoholic and drug-addicted film student in "The Doors" (1991). The compact, brown-haired Lauer was featured as one of the medical students in the ensemble comedy-drama "Going to Extremes" …
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Career Milestones
| Cast in supporting role on NBC sitcom "Caroline in the City" | ||
| Moved to NYC after graduating college; worked as busboy at Friars' Club | ||
| Worked as child actor from age 9 to 11 | ||
1984 | Feature film debut in small role, "Blame It on the Night" | |
1987 | Moved back to Los Angeles; joined The Groundlings and L.A. Connection improv groups | |
1989 | First substantial film role, "Never on Tuesday" | |
1989 | TV debut, "21 Jump Street"; earned Emmy nomination as Guest Actor | |
1990 | TV series debut in the NBC sitcom "Grand" | |
1992 | Appeared as a regular on the ABC-TV drama series "Going to Extremes" | |