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Andy Dick

American actor

Born
21 December 1965
in CharlestonSouth CarolinaUnited States

Actor known for his comedy talent and at the same time controversial behaviour in real life, often under influence of drugs and/or alcohol. His first big break was with Ben Stiller Show in 1992, in 1995 he landed one of the main parts in NewsRadio sitcom, after the cancellation he had chance to find the audience on MTV with his own The Andy Dick Show in 2001, but the sketch show was short-lived. He also played support part in Less than Perfect between 2002 and 2006. But since 1990s his career did not developed as well as it should, mostly due to his problems with addictions, with law and several incidents that marked him as controversial character.


1994

In The Army Now

as Jack Kaufman

The Sting 1994

Two airheads end up in army reserve unit, but unfortunately for them the conflict in Chad has just broke out and they are sent into the desert as part of the auxiliary support for the army.

1995-1998

NewsRadio

as Matthew Brock

The Sting 1995

New York radio station WNYX has everything that is needed to be successful - devoted employees, manager full of ideas and stinking rich owner Jimmy James. Unfortunately employees compete with each other, manager lacks experience and the owner is... eccentric to say the least.

2002-2006

Less Than Perfect

as Owen Kronsky

The Sting 2002

Life in the offices of television station isn’t what it would seem. Claude Casey becomes an assistant for the news anchorman Will Butler, which is not an easy job, especially when you have to deal with strange requests and mean colleagues.

2009

Rock Slyde

as Bart

The Sting 2009

Private detective Rock Slyde begins new investigation, in which he will have to face the cult leader Bart that is for some reason determined to force Slyde of his office.




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