Biography
Born and raised in upstate New York, the actor began his career as a child, appearing in his first TV commercials at age eight. Within a few years, he was seen alongside Ricky Schroeder and Joe Namath in the Afterschool Special "An Orchestra Is a Team, Too" (1981) and had a featured role in the busted pilot "One More Try" (CBS, 1982), as Laurence Luckinbill's son. His TV series debut came with the short-lived CBS sitcom "Better Days" (1986) …
Latest Tv Credits
1 - 4 of 4
Career Milestones
1999 | Portrayed Playboy founder Hugh Hefner in the USA Network biopic "Hefner: Unauthorized" | |
1997 | Had supporting roles in "The Peacemaker" and "As Good As It Gets" | |
| Had recurring role of Everett on ABC drama series "Relativity" | ||
| Cast as Rev. David Grantland on "Christy" (CBS) | ||
1988 | Had first screen lead opposite Molly Ringwald in "For Keeps" | |
1987 | TV-movie debut "The Stepford Children" | |
| TV series debut, the short-lived CBS sitcom "Better Days" | ||
1985 | Feature film debut in "Streetwalkin'" | |
1982 | Cast in the busted pilot "One More Try" | |
1981 | Appeared in Afterschool Special "An Orchestra Is a Team, Too" with Ricky Schroeder | |
1974 | Made debut in TV commercial (date approximate) | |
| Raised on an egg farm near Ferndale, New York | ||