Biography
Bonerz first acted on stage in a production of "Agamemnon" at Columbia University in 1961, then made his Off-Broadway debut doing an improvisational character in "The Premise" (1962). He left New York and between 1963 and 1969 appeared with "The Committee", a revered San Francisco improv troupe. When he returned to Manhattan, he made his Broadway debut in Paul Sills' "Story Theatre" (1970), with a cast which also included Paul Sand and Valerie …
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Career Milestones
2001 | Returned to acting as co-star of the NBC midseason replacement sitcom "Three Sisters" | |
1996 | Directed pilot for "Mr. Rhodes" | |
1989 | Directed feature film "Police Academy 6" | |
1988 | Directed first TV-movie, "Sharing Richard" | |
| Played Franklin Hart Jr. on ABC sitcom "9 to 5" | ||
1981 | Made feature film directorial debut with "Nobody's Perfekt" | |
1978 | Co-starred in syndicated miniseries "The Bastard" | |
1976 | Made TV-movie debut, "How to Break Up a Happy Divorce" | |
| Played dentist Jerry Robinson on CBS sitcom "The Bob Newhart Show"; also directed episodes of series | ||
1970 | Made Broadway debut in "Story Theatre" | |
1967 | Made film acting debut in "Funnyman"; also co-wrote | |
1964 | Made TV acting debut in episode of "The Addams Family" | |
1963 | Appeared with improvisational troupe "The Committee" in San Francisco | |
1962 | Made Off-Broadway debut, "The Premise" | |
1961 | Made stage debut in "Agamemnon" at Columbia University | |
Awards
1993 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement In Directing In a Comedy Series in Murphy Brown |