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CA - Hollywood
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Physical Characteristics:
Gender: Male
Height: 5' 11"
Weight: 180 lbs.
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Brown
Waist: 33"
Body Type(s): Athletic
Portrayable Age: 35 years - 55 years
Portrayable Ethnicities: Albanian, Arabian, Armenian, Australian, British, Caucasian/White, Central American, Cuban, Dominican, Dutch, European, French, German, Greek, Iranian, Irish, Israeli, Italian, Latino/Hispanic, Lebanese, Mexican, Middle Eastern, Native American Indian, Other Ethnicity, Polish, Portugese, Puerto Rican, Romanian, Russian, Scandinavian, Scottish, South American, Spanish, Turkish
Disability Information:
Experience:
Television
| Superstore | Diane's Husband | NBC |
| Betrayed | FBI Detective | Investigative Discovery Channel |
| Mad Men | Cinzano Exec | AMC |
| The Crazy Ones | Regal Kitty Exec | CBS |
| Bones | Sumo Husband #1 | FOX |
| Access Hollywood | Segment (featured, with Tom Arnold) | NBC |
| The Apple and the Tree | Special Performance | ITV Channel 1 |
| Israeli Academy Awards | Special Performance | ITV Channel 1 |
| The Laughing Man | Father (lead) | ITV Channel 1 |
| Otus | series lead | ITV Channel 1 |
| Shmoozing | Segment Host | MCTV Channel 26 |
Film
| Beauty, Brains & Personality | Olaf the Grumpy Baker | Emmett Loverde, dir. |
| The Killer's Requiem | Det. Lynch | Brian McLane, dir. |
| Free Advice | Suicide Guy, Loco Guy | 'Funny or Die' shorts |
| The Windigo (short) | Manasquet the Hunter | Jonathan Arkin, dir. |
| Santa's Letters | Brien Krieger (lead) | Emmett Loverde, dir. |
| Delta Force III | Delta One/Ron Chard | Sam Firstenberg, dir. |
| Puss in Boots | King's Page | Gene Marner. dir. |
| Red Riding Hood | Villager | Adam Brooks, dir. |
| Definitely, Maybe | Irate Dad | Adam Brooks, dir. |
Stage
| The Chosen | David Malter | Fountain Theatre Hollywood (Simon Levy, dir.) |
| Alice in Wonderland | White Rabbit (lead) | SMC Theatre |
| Angel Band | Roger/Regina (lead) | Hollywood Court Theatre |
| Grease | Kenickie (lead) | Foreign Tour |
| Mark on Society | Guard (Kennedy Center Irene Ryan Award nominee) | various |
| Mergers and Acquisitions | Bartholomew (lead) | Hudson Theatre, LA |
| Mister Beautiful | lead | West End Gate Theatre |
| No Business As Usual | Senator Mattingly (lead) | Greenwich House Theatre (with Allen Ginsberg) |
| Sleeping Beauty | Prince Charming (lead) | Glendale Center Theatre |
| Relatively Speaking | Greg (lead) | Fleetwood Stage Company |
| I'm Not Rappaport | Gilley (featured) | Fleetwood Stage Company |
| Romeo and Juliet | Romeo (lead) | Fleetwood Stage Company |
| Romeo and Juliet | Tybalt (featured) | Will and Company, LA |
| A Midsummer Night's Dream | Theseus/Oberon (lead) | Will and Company |
| Cyrano de Bergerac | Cyrano (lead) | Biggs Rosati (National Tour) |
| Hamlet | Hamlet | MidAtlantic Shakespeare Company |
| King Lear | Fool (lead) | JASPERep, LA |
| Love's Labor's Lost | Biron (lead) | Promenade Ampitheatre, Long Beach |
| Merry Wives of Windsor | Sir Hugh (featured) | Ojai Shakespeare Festival |
| Much Ado About Nothing | Don John (lead) | Central Park, New York |
| Much Ado About Nothing | Benedick (lead) | Studio City Park Players |
| Taming of the Shrew | Petruchio (lead) | Shakespeare in the Square, San Bernardino |
| All's Well That Ends Well | Diana (lead) | Knightsbridge Theatre |
| Coriolanus | Coriolanus | Knightsbridge Theatre |
| King John | Bastard (lead) | Knightsbridge Theatre |
| The Recruiting Officer | Captain Plume (lead) | Knightsbridge Theatre |
| Twelfth Night | Feste, Orsino (leads) | Knightsbridge Theatre |
| Twelfth Night | Orsino (lead) | Globe Playhouse |
| Accomplice | Derek (lead) | Arena Players Rep |
| Don't Dress for Dinner | Bernard (lead) | Arena Players Rep |
| Murder By Misadventure | Paul Riggs (lead) | Arena Players Rep |
| Our Country's Good | Sideway (lead) | Arena Players Rep |
| Six Degrees of Separation | Rick (featured) | Arena Players Rep |
Credits
| Professional Reel #1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv9GohPhE1k | |
Actor Bio
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Born and raised in New York City. Attended/graduated Stuyvesant High School, studying creative writing with Frank McCourt. Later studied under Uta Hagen, Herbert Berghof, Austin Pendleton, Victor Garber, William Hickey, Anna Sokolow and The Groundlings. Collaborated with his father, Juki Arkin, on performance pieces and choreography. Worked as a Studio Guide at Universal Studios Hollywood and performed in several shows ("Waterworld," "The Chipmunks Adventure," "Small Soldiers," "Halloween Horror Nights") and played several characters. Acted in and directed dozens of Shakespearean plays. Graduate of Columbia University (Phi Theta Kappa, Lit/Writing, concentration in Psychology) and University of Southern California (Cinematic Arts Production; Specialized Arts Journalism). Directed/wrote/produced/designed several short films, including "The Windigo." Member of Theta Chi Fraternity. |
Skills and Training:
Special Skills
Actor, Bartender, Baseball Player, Basketball Player, Billiard Player, Choreographer, Comedian (Stand-Up), Disc Jockey, Fencer, Impersonator-Mimic, Improv, Jazz Dancer, Mime, Model, Percussionist, Physical Fitness Expert, Pianist, Skier-Snow, Stage Combat, Swimmer, Swing Dancer, Sword Fighter, Tennis Player, Trombone
Languages
English - Native , All accents French - Fluent Hebrew - Fluent
Other Skills
Freelance journalist; professional deejay (vinyl); impressionist; short film director
Professional Training/Education
Improvisation: The Groundlings.
Acting: Uta Hagen, Herbert Berghof, Austin Pendleton, Victor Garber, F. Murray Abraham.
BA/MA, Univ. of Southern California (Cinematic Arts, Journalism). BA, Columbia University (Writing)
Acting: Uta Hagen, Herbert Berghof, Austin Pendleton, Victor Garber, F. Murray Abraham.
BA/MA, Univ. of Southern California (Cinematic Arts, Journalism). BA, Columbia University (Writing)