![]() Avg.User Rating: Rate this person: Actor Born: August 24, 1958 in Brooklyn, New York City, NY Biography:Actor Steve Guttenberg, trained at New York's High School of the Performing Arts, Julliard and the Actors Studio, was already a professional as a teenager, making his off-Broadway debut in a revival of "The Lion in Winter." In 1976 he was first seen before the cameras in the made-for-TV "Something for Joey." The following year, he made his big-screen bow in "The Chicken Chronicles," and within three years was starring in his own weekly TV series, "Billy" (he was subsequently top-billed in the bizarre 1982 summer-replacement weekly No Soap, Radio. After a flurry of excellent film roles--the foredoomed Barry Kohler in "Boys from Brazil" (1978), football-obsessed groom-to-be Eddie in "Diner" (1982), etc.--Guttenberg settled into workaday parts. He seemed to have a propensity for getting involved in film series: he was seen as Michael Kellan in both 3 Men and a Baby and "3 Men and a Little Lady," Jack... Full Biography
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