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Sam H. Clauder II Sam H. Clauder II https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0165229/ PO Box 570107, Tarzana, CA 91357, (310) 598-8457 [email protected] facebook.com/sam.clauder SAG-eligible Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue Ht: 6' 2" Wt: 230 2019 FEATURE FILMS ANONYMOUS KILLERS Chairman of the Board A.R. Hilton TELEVISION SEAL TEAM (S2, E19) Disabled Veteran Ruben Garcia REEL Reenactments, “Gary Gilmore” Attorney/Journalist Zig Gauthier AMERICA’S COURT with JUDGE ROSS Goat Rancher/Defendant XDL MUSIC VIDEOS CAPTURE THE CROWN, “No Cure” Cult Leader Embryo MISCELLANEOUS THE SOIREE, Grammy’s Pre-Party Production Crew, The Roxy Al Walser, Producer FACIAL WRINKLE STUDY Model Koreatown 2013 STAGE YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU Anthony P. Kirby/Supporting North Coast Repertory 1990-1991 FEATURE FILMS BUGSY Mobster/stand-in Barry Levinson THE PLAYER Screenwriter Robert Altman TERMINATOR 2 Shopper/car James Cameron GRAND CANYON Longshoreman Lawrence Kasdan MEMOIRS OF THE INVISIBLE MAN Scientist John Carpenter AMERICAN ME Whitey Edward James Olmos NOISES OFF Salesman Peter Bogdanovich FINAL ANALYSIS Psychiatrist Phil Joanou LAST BOY SCOUT Football fan Tony Scott NAKED GUN 2½ Detective David Zucker RUBY Mobster John Mackenzie SUBURBAN COMMANDO stand-in (Hulk Hogan) Burt Kennedy Page 1 of 4 1990-1991 (continued) FEATURE FILMS (continued) MOBSTERS Businessman Michael Karbelnikoff NIGHT EYES II Maitre D’ (Taft-Hartley) Rodney McDonald LETHAL NINJA FOR HIRE Barkeeper Stefan Rudnicki THOSE SECRETS Airline Passenger David Manson LOVE CRIMES Restaurant Patron Lizzie Borden I DON’T BUY KISSES ANYMORE Restaurant Patron Robert Macarelli THE NUTT HOUSE Police Officer Adam Rifkin TELEVISION MORTON & HAYES Saxophonist Rob Reiner MAN OF THE PEOPLE Antoine James Garner/Neal Israel TALES FROM THE CRYPT The Shadow Robert Zemeckis THE FLASH Banker Gus Trikonis BABE RUTH (MOW) Sports fan Mark Tinker THE SITTER (MOW) Elevator Operator Rick Berger WOMAN WITH A PAST (MOW) Realtor Mimi Leder ONE SPECIAL VICTORY (MOW) Bar Patron Stuart Cooper SUPERMARKET SWEEP Competitor Chris Darley IT’S A WONDERFUL WORLD Lead Japanese TV COMMERCIALS COORS SWAT Captain Joe Pytka YOSHINOYA Farmer/Customer National Ad DISNEYLAND Crowd Network Ad OLD MILWAUKEE Guzzler Network Ad HBO Art Buyer Network Ad HOME IMPROVEMENT Retail Sales Syndication Ad ENCORE CHANNEL Telemarketer Cable Ad DIET PLAN Audience Infomercial JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL Salesman Training Film SCIENTOLOGY Businessman Training Film REMEMBER ME? Mechanic Training Film JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL Salesman Training Film SAMSONITE (still) 1920's Beachgoer Magazine Ad MUSIC VIDEOS Cypress Hill Forensic Photographer Louis "B-Real" Freese THE PHUNCKY FEEL ONE, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfI7aRvEmZc Baton Rouge Politician Jack Ponti THE PRICE OF LOVE, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRB_DhKQUdQ Harry Connick, Jr. Repo Man Scott Garen THE BARE NECESSITIES, https://vimeo.com/245838233 Page 2 of 4 1986-1988 STAGE THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES Artie Shaughnessy/Lead Orange Coast College DEATH OF A SALESMAN Howard/Cameo Orange Coast College 1980-1982 TELEVISION DALLAS Oil Businessman Leonard Katzman THE JESSE OWENS STORY Track Official Richard Irving STAGE THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT Baron/Supporting Sonoma State University 1969-1974 FEATURE FILMS EVEN SCORE (Romantic Lead) Vidal Sassoon STAGE LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL Eugene Gant/Lead Laguna Moulton Theater WHO’S HAPPY NOW Pop/Lead Orange Coast College WAITING FOR GODOT Estragon/Lead Orange Coast College THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT Felix/Lead Orange Coast College ZOO STORY Peter/Lead Orange Coast College LINE Fleming/Lead Orange Coast College THE STAR SPANGLED GIRL Norman Cornell/Lead Orange Coast College WAITING FOR GODOT Vladimir/Lead Orange Coast College SOLDIERS OF NO COUNTRY Denny/Lead Orange Coast College SHAKES vs. SHAW G.B. Shaw/Lead Orange Coast College TRIFLES Sheriff/Lead Orange Coast College THE FOOTSTEPS OF DOVES Salesman/Lead Orange Coast College THE CLOWN Clown/Lead Orange Coast College 27 WAGONS FULL OF COTTON Vicarro/Lead Orange Coast College THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES Billy Einhorn/Supporting Orange Coast College TARTUFFE Cleante/Supporting Orange Coast College WAITING FOR GODOT Lucky/Supporting Orange Coast College CAMELOT Knight/Cameo Orange Coast College IMAGINARY INVALID Servant/Cameo Orange Coast College THE CONNECTION Harry/Cameo Orange Coast College YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU Wilbur C. Henderson/Cameo Lamar University, TX RALLY ‘ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS! Zack Crummit/Cameo South Houston HS, TX Page 3 of 4 SPECIAL SKILLS & INTERESTS Animal Handling, Announcing (Professional), Auto Mechanics, Baseball, Basketball, Billiards, Bowling, Boxing, Cabaret Performing, Camping, Car Racing, Chess, Child Care, Comedic Flair, Computers, Concert Production, Construction, Corporate Administration, Counseling, Driving, Emcee, Engineering, Film/Video Production, Fishing, Football, Fundraising, Golf, Gourmet Cooking, Handguns, Hiking, Investigations, Jogging, Journalism, Law, Learning, Lecturing, Management, Mathematics, Memorization, Musical Instruments (Piano/Woodwinds/Percussion), Ping-Pong, Pinball, Public Relations, Reporting, Politics, Parapsychology, Riflery, Roller Skating, Sales, Screenwriting, Scuba Diving, Singing, Skateboarding, Snorkeling, Soccer, Softball, Southern Accent, Speedreading, Story Structure, Swimming, Teaching, Tennis, Typing, Weapons, Western Horsemanship, Wrestling, Writing, Yachting. Voice: Lyric Tenor (2 octaves), Accapella, Cabaret, Folk, Gospel, Jazz, Rock & Roll. Dialects: Texan, Cajun, Deep South, Professional Legalese. Page 4 of 4.
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