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Birthplace:
Oakland, California
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His feature debut as Luke Skywalker in George Lucas' blockbuster "Star Wars" (1977), thrust blue-eyed, fair-haired, boyish leading man Mark Hamill into the international spotlight, but he was a familiar presence from his frequent TV appearances dating from 1970. After a much-traveled childhood (his father was a US Naval captain) spent in California, Virginia, New York and Japan, he made his first appearance on the small screen in a 1970 episode of "The Bill Cosby Show" (NBC). Next came a nine-month stint as the troubled teenaged nephew of heroine Nurse Jessie Brewer on the ABC daytime drama
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Grew up in California, Virginia, New York and Japan
Spotted by an agent while appearing in the play "Anthems"
1970
TV acting debut, "The Bill Cosby Show" (NBC)
1972
Played recurring character of Nurse Jessie Brewer's teenaged nephew on the ABC daytime drama "General Hospital"
Primetime series debut as a regular as teenager Doobie Wheeler on the short-lived ABC sitcom "The Texas Wheelers"
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