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Biography Born in Berkeley, California, to a liberal/artist mother and a conservative/salesman father during the tumultuous sixties. Like his vaudevillian grandfather, he fell into theatre at an early age. Acting was the one constant in a childhood filled with many moves and schools. He studied and preformed at the San Jose Music/Arts Institute...
| Company: |
Hit The Fan Productions (Producer)
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| Talent Agent-Theatrical: |
House of Representatives - Pam Braverman
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| Profession: |
Actor / Editor / Writer |
| Born: |
2 February 1966, Berkeley, California, USA (age 43) |
| Height: |
6' 2" (1.88 m) |
| Also Known As: |
D.C. Douglas / DC Douglas |
| Awards: |
4 wins |
| Credited Years: |
1986 - 2010 |
Trivia
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His grandmother, Grace Hathaway was a burlesque dancer in the 40s and early 50s. She also performed in the waning days of Vaudeville with his grandfather, Joe Miller. |
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His grandfather, Joe Miller, became a local legend in San Francisco for his weekly spiritual walks through Golden Gate Park and his work with the Theosophical Society. "Great Song: The Life and Teachings of Joe Miller" was published after his death. |
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His mother, Betty Malicoat, is an artist in Central California. |
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Considers Earl Boen his first mentor when he performed in Earl and Carole Kean's murder mystery company in the mid-80s. |
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Appeared on Win, Lose or Draw with Ned Beatty and Martin Sheen ... He lost. |
Other Works
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(1986 - 1990) Founding member of the Section Eight Improv Group, featuring Kat Malone, Stacey Havener, Chet Anuszeck (Jon Dough), Gordon Roberts, Rommel Manalo and David Chrisjan. |
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(1988 - 1991) Member of the New One-Act Theatre Ensemble (NOTE) in Hollywood. Was part of Grubb Graebner's long running midnight hit, "Lives of the Neo-Modern Fang People" |
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(1990) Wrote, produced and directed the cult hit play, "Artistry of Hell; A Psychic Strippers' Odyssey Through Dreams, Drugs & The Streets of San Francisco" starring Sarah Lilly, Carolyn Lowery and Damara Reilly which debuted at the Harman Avenue Theatre in Hollywood. |
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(1992) Produced and co-starred with Kevin Carr in the L.A. premier of "Some Things You Need To Know Before The World Ends (A Final Evening with the Illuminati)" at the Hollywood Court Theatre, directed by Jeffrey Arbaugh. The show donated 100% of the proceeds to the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. |
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(2004 - 2005) Promo voice for CBS Daytime. |
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