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Birthplace:
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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A former stand-up comic, Pat Proft became one of the most successful purveyors in Hollywood of low brow, sight-gag humor, as part of the creative teams behind such feature film franchises as "Police Academy" (1984), "The Naked Gun - From the Files of Police Squad!" (1991), and "Hot Shots!" (1991). Proft broke into TV as a performer on "The Burns and Schreiber Comedy Hour" (ABC, 1973). He was a regular with Joey and Ray Heatherton on "Joey & Dad" (CBS, 1975), but soon after found steadier work as a writer for other performers. He was on the writing staff of "The Jim Stafford Show" (ABC, 1975),
Characters as Source Material
Characters as Source Material
Characters as Source Material
Characters as Source Material
Characters as Source Material
1973
Made TV performing debut, "The Burns and Schreiber Comedy Hour" (ABC)
1975
Was regular on "Joey & Dad" (CBS)
1975
Began writing for TV with "The Jim Stafford Show" (ABC)
1976
Appeared on "Van Dyke and Company" (NBC)
1979
Co-starred on TV series "Detective School" (ABC)
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