Biography
Ducommun grew up on a farm, the son of an entrepreneur father with whom he did not get along. Running away from home at age 14, he hitchhiked around the northern U.S., often living in communes, until returning to Canada at age 17, this time to Vancouver. A hefty-sized man, he began living with Susan Diamond, and the duo opened a chain of sporting goods shops and skateboarding parks and manufacturing concerns. On a dare, Ducommun tried to do …
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Career Milestones
1994 | Co-starred in "Blank Checks" | |
1989 | Co-starred in "The 'Burbs" | |
1989 | First HBO special, "Rick Ducommun: Piece of Mind" | |
1987 | Mahler on "Max Headroom" | |
1986 | Regular on series "The Last Precinct" | |
1984 | Film debut, bit, "No Small Affair" | |
1983 | Appeared on "Thicke of the Night" as announcer and performer | |
| Began doing stand-up comedy in Vancouver, Canada; hosted childrens show, "ZigZag" | ||
| Owned (with Susan Diamond) sporting goods store and skateboard park | ||
1968 | Ran away from home and hitchhiked around the USA for three years | |
