Corey Parker

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Biography

Known for both his film and television work, Corey Parker has been in the public eye since he landed his first commercial role at the age of four. Determined to become a professional actor, he was accepted at New York's High School of the Performing Arts at age 13. In 1980, the young actor made his stage debut at the New Dramatist Theatre's production of "Red Storm Flower". Parker later left a full scholarship at New York University in order …
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Job Title

Actor, Music

Born

July 8, 1965

Career Milestones

Co-starred in the UPN series "The Love Boat: The Next Wave"

1996

Appeared in the TV-movies "Encino Woman" (ABC) and "Mr. and Mrs. Loving" (Showtime)

1995

Played Eddie Fisher in the biopic "Liz: The Elizabeth Taylor Story" (NBC)

1994

Starred in ABC's short-lived series "Blue Skies"

1992

Appeared in PBS' "Great Performances" presentation of "The Lost Language of Cranes"

1992

Starred on Fox's comedy series "Flying Blind"

1992

Played budding comedy writer Eugene Jerome in the ABC TV-movie adaptation "Neil Simon's Broadway Bound"

1991

Featured in the short-lived ABC series "Eddie Dodd"

Had a recurring role on ABC's drama "thirtysomething" as the younger love interest to Melanie Mayron's Melissa

1989

Starred as a SAT-fearing high school student in the comedy "How I Got into College" and an undergraduate befriended by a hunchback in the comedy "Big Man on Campus"

1988

Had featured role as Epstein in the film adaptation of Neil Simon's "Biloxi Blues"

1987

Starred in the CBS TV miniseries "At Mother's Request"

1986

Played Sophia Loren's son in the CBS TV docudrama "Courage"

1985

At age 20, was invited to join the Actors Studio (date approximate)

1985

TV acting debut, "Don't Touch", an "ABC Afterschool Special"

1984

Feature film debut, "Scream For Help"

1980

Had first stage role in "Red Storm Flower" at the New Dramatists Theatre (NYC)

1969

Landed first commercial at age four (date approximate)

Raised in Woodstock, New York