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AKA:
Bronson Alcott Pincot
Birthplace:
New York, New York
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When he was a young actor auditioning in New York, Bronson Pinchot told a director he refused to do accents, yet it was through accents that this hawk-nosed, olive-skinned comic actor rose to stardom, principally as "Balki," the cousin from an undetermined Balkan nation who comes to live with and torment Mark-Linn Baker on the long-running sitcom "Perfect Strangers" (ABC, 1986-93). Born in New York, but raised in Pasadena, Pinchot attended Yale on a full scholarship and it was there it began to pursue acting. Cast in an off-Broadway play soon after his 1981 graduation, Pinchot was seen by a
Raised in South Pasadena, California
1978
Was member of acting company at Theater at Monmouth Company, Monmouth, Maine
1981
Stage debut in the off-Broadway production "Poor Little Lambs"
1983
Film debut, "Risky Business"
1985
Breakthrough role as Serge in "Beverly Hills Cop"
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