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AKA:
Craig Nelson
Craig Theodore Nelson
Birthplace:
Spokane, Washington
Reunited? No, No, No.
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A personable Everyman with a knack for both deadpan comedy and heavy drama, Craig T. Nelson was a Los Angeles-based comic and gag writer before making his acting debut in 1971. Featured in largely minor roles for much of the 1970s and early 1980s, he knocked one out of the park as the protective father of a suburban family under attack by supernatural forces in the monster summer hit, “Poltergeist” (1982), as well as in the less successful sequels. Television would bring him wider exposure as the star of two popular series: the long-running sitcom “Coach” (ABC, 1989-1997) and “The District”
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Began career as writer/performer (with Barry Levinson) on the "Lohman and Barkley" radio show
Formed stand-up comedy act with Levinson; performed stand-up in Los Angeles
1970
Wrote for "The John Byner Comedy Hour"
1973
Guest performer on CBS TV pilot, "Bachelor at Law"
1973
Took hiatus from comedy; moved to Mount Shasta, CA with family; worked as janitor, plumber, carpenter, teacher and logger for four and a half years
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