Emerging from a Pittsburgh upbringing and a four-year Air Force stint, he launched his comedy career in Chicago’s Second City in 1969, later helping to found the Toronto troupe. He became a core writer-performer on the sketch series SCTV, portraying Count Floyd, Guy Caballero and other personas, and earned two Primetime Emmy Awards for his work there. Film appearances included the memorable heckle… Read more
Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources
Known for Back to the Future Part II 1989 Family Guy 1999 Happy Gilmore 1996 American Dad! 2005 ★ 7.2 Family Guy Presents: Something, Something, Something, Dark Side 2009
Western Union Man (voice) Series ★ 7.5 Clone High 2002
Abe’s Foster Dad (voice) ★ 6.8 Detroit Rock City 1999
Father Phillip McNulty Series ★ 7.1 The Legend of Tarzan 2001
Hooft (voice) Series ★ 8 A Nero Wolfe Mystery 2001
Dr. Vollmer Series ★ 7 Even Stevens 2000
Mr. Rupert ★ 6.6 Stripes 1981
Border Guard Series ★ 6.9 Dream On 1990
Stoo ★ 6.7 The Wrong Guy 1997
Fred Holden Series ★ 7 Monsters 1988
Sherwin ★ 6.4 Follow That Bird 1985
Sid Sleaze ★ 6.4 Used Cars 1980
Sam Slaton Series ★ 6.2 The Hitchhiker 1983
The Chemist ★ 6.1 A Pig's Tale 1994
Milt Series ★ 6.2 Ellen 1994
Perry ★ 6.3 Johnny Dangerously 1984
Death Row Inmate (uncredited) ★ 5.7 Crazy for Christmas 2005
Roger the Doorman Series ★ 5.6 Police Academy: The Series 1997
Cmdt. Stuart Hefilfinger ★ 5.1 Stuart Saves His Family 1995
Cousin Ray ★ 6 One Crazy Summer 1986
General Raymond ★ 5.1 Going Berserk 1983
Chick Leff ★ 3.6 Snowboard Academy 1997
Mr. Barry ★ 6 Who's Harry Crumb? 1989
Doorman ★ 6.1 Home on the Range 2004
Jeb (voice) ★ 4.8 Blue Monkey 1987
George Baker ★ 6 National Security 2003
Owen Fergus ★ 5.2 Club Paradise 1986
Pilot ★ 5.2 Slackers 2002
Mr. Leonard ★ 4.5 Speed Zone 1989
Vic ★ 4.8 Freddy Got Fingered 2001
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