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Robert O. Sag/Aftra/AEA Height: 6' 2" Wilhelmina Rochester Weight: 185 lbs. 235 Alexander Street Hair: Blonde Rochester, NY Eyes: Green 585-244-0592 Film Ladder 49 Fr. Hogan-principal Jay Russel, Director Pollock Herbert Matter Ed Harris, Director Wide Awake Young Priest-Principal M. Night Shyamalan, Director 12 Monkeys Wayne-principal Terry Gilliam, Director Quiz Show Peer Van Doren-principal Robert Redford, Director Fly by Night German Tourist-Principal Steve Gomer, Director Cheesy Leland, the Angel-Supporting Russell Glober, Director Television Conan O’Brien Show Sketch Player (many roles) Mike Sweeney, Director As The World Turns Guard-recurring Larry Carpenter, Director One Life To Live Reporter-day player Jill Mitwell, Director George Washington Lee’s Aide-principal Buzz Kulik, Director Homicide Crime Witness-principal Barbara Kopple, Director Theater Interview Governor Walnut St. Theater The Fourposter Michael New Century Guild Glengarry Glen Ross Williamson New Century Guild July’s People Bam Perry St. Theater/ Off B’way I’m Not Rappaport Danforth Bristol Riverside Theatre The Rainmaker File Berkeley Actors Ensemble Bent Max Bucks County Rep Death of a Salesman Howard California Conservatory Theatre Loves Labours Lost Nathaniel Firemark Theatre The School for Wives Arnolphe Hedgerow Theatre Macbeth (W/Richard Basehart) Menteith Hedgerow Theatre Cabaret Ernst Ludqig Victoria Theatre Training American Conservatory Theater Herbert Berghof Improvisation John Monteith Specials Skills Improvisation, Accents and Dialects (American, British, Irish, German, Scandinavian), Singer (Baritone) Dancer (Ballroom, Foxtrot, Country-Western), piano. .

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