Biography
A. Law" during the 1990-91 season. In 1996, Arndt was among the doctors trying to stop a deadly virus on the short-lived UPN series "The Burning Zone".
Tall with reddish-blond hair, Arndt was originally a commercial bush pilot in Alaska while studying at the University of Washington. Although he had had some acting aspirations earlier, he thought his military service as a helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War had "cured" him. Asked by a …
Career Milestones
1998 | Had supporting role in the ABC movie "Max Q" | |
| Co-starred in the drama series "The Burning Zone" (UPN) | ||
1996 | Co-starred in NBC miniseries "Peter Benchley's 'The Beast'" | |
1992 | Co-starred in "Basic Instinct" | |
| Had recurring role on "L.A. Law" (NBC) | ||
1989 | Co-starred in CBS miniseries "Judith Krantz's Till We Meet Again" | |
1988 | Played husband to Mary Tyler Moore on "Annie McGuire" (CBS) | |
1988 | Feature film debut in "Distant Thunder" | |
| Was one of the founders of Intiman, a Seattle experimental theatre | ||
1980 | Performed on stage in the Pacific Northwest with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and the Seattle Repertory Theatre (date approximate) | |
| Worked summers as a commercial bush pilot in Alaska | ||
| Served as a US Army pilot for ten years; flew armed helicopters in Vietnam | ||