Michael Jeter

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Nationality: American
Birthdate: 08/26/1952
Birthplace: Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, United States
Death Date: 03/30/2003

biography

Versatile, diminutive character player of the NYC stage with a balding pate and mild Tennessee twang who is best known for his Emmy award-winning portrayal of likeable dweeb Herman Stiles, assistant coach to Burt Reynolds on the southern fried sitcom "Evening Shade" (CBS, 1990-94). Jeter first gained acclaim--and a Tony award--for his featured turn as the dying clerical worker (played in the original film by Lionel Barrymore) in the Broadway hit "Grand Hotel, The Musical" (1990). His off-Broadway and off-off-Broadway credits have included "The Boys Next Door", "Greater Tuna", and "Cloud 9". Continued

Credits

Smokey/Steamer
2004
Percy
2003
Udesky
2001
Gerald Weems
2000
Eduard Delacroix
1999
Avron
1999
Dale Porterhouse
1999
Doctor Jarvis
1998
Speaker at D.A. Drug Convention
1998
Quincy Thorpe
1997
Norm Snively
1997
Father Ignatius
1993
1st Night Clerk
Actor
Earl Leedy
Vernon Jackson

milestones

Year
Milestone
 
Worked as a secretary at a law firm
1979 
Film acting debut, Milos Forman's "Hair"
1979 
TV acting debut, "My Old Man", a CBS TV-movie
1988 
Debut as a TV series regular, "Hothouse", playing a young psychiatrist
1990 
Breakthrough stage role in "Grand Hotel, The Musical"; earned Tony playing the dying bookkeeper
Continued

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