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Birthplace:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Tall, blond gawky James Widdoes will forever be remembered as Hoover, the chapter president of "National Lampoon's Animal House" (1977). But, since the late 1980s, he has eschewed acting for a career as a prolific director and sometimes executive producer of sitcoms. His work in the latter milieu has yielded "Dave's World" (CBS, 1993-1997) and "Can't Hurry Love" (CBS, 1995-96). Widdoes has also directed episodes of such series as "Doctor, Doctor", "Uncle Buck", "Davis Rules", "Boston Common" and "In the House". Partnered with former agent and former ABC programming executive) Jonathan Axelrod
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1974
Made stage debut at the Diners Playhouse in Lexington, KY
1977
New York stage debut in Off-Broadway revival of the musical "Wonderful Town"
1977
Feature film acting debut as Hoover in "National Lampoon's Animal House"
1979
Reprised role of Hoover in the short-lived ABC sitcom spin-off "Delta House"
1980
Was regular on CBS series "Park Place"
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