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 DAVID L. LANDER is best known for his portrayal of Squiggy, the greasy neighbor with the spit curl hair in the 1970's hit television series "Laverne and Shirley." A talented comic writer and actor, Lander has appeared in the films Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, A League of Their Own, Used Cars and The Man with One Red Shoe. In 1999, David announced to the public that for 15 years he had been hiding the fact that he had multiple sclerosis (MS). David wrote a book, Fall Down Laughing: How Squiggy Caught Multiple Sclerosis and Didn't Tell Nobody, chronicling his life story hiding MS from the world. More info at www.davidlander.com
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ANDY ZAX was bitten by the game show bug as a small child after failing an audition for Juvenile Jury, and later achieved cult status by playing the Music Geek during two seasons of Comedy Central's "Beat The Geeks." A professional smartass who knows way too much about music (and everything else), Andy is also an acclaimed producer of CD reissues and boxed sets who has worked with everyone from Quincy Jones to Talking Heads. He is currently at work on a novel about unpleasant teenagers in Beverly Hills. |
APRIL WINCHELL has provided voices for projects like "The Simpsons", "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?", "Antz", "Men in Black" and "Toy Story 2", to name a few. She is the voice of classic Disney cartoon characters Cruella De Vil and Clarabelle Cow. April's father (the celebrated ventriloquist Paul Winchell) was the original voice of "Tigger" and also appeared several times as a guest panelist on the original "What's My Line?" TV show. April has also created hundreds of radio commercials, winning every major advertising award in the world along the way. These award wining commercials were written, voiced and produced by April through her radio production company. You can often hear April as a radio host on KABC. More at www.aprilwinchell.com
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CATHY LADMAN is one of the country's top comedians, having appeared on "The Tonight Show" nine times. Cathy has had her own HBO "One Night Stand" comedy special and, in 1992, was awarded the American Comedy Award for Best Female Stand Up Comic. Cathy is successfully pursuing an acting career in television and film. Her film credits include roles in "White Oleander," "What Planet Are You From?" "My Fellow Americans," and "Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead." Besides comedy monologue, Cathy's writing career includes developing original television treatments, episodic scripts, and feature-length screenplays. More at www.cathyladman.com
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