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'''Dwight Schultz''' American actor.
 
'''Dwight Schultz''' American actor.
  
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Schultz became famous for his role of "Howling Mad" Murdock on the 1980's television show the [[A-Team]]. He appeared in the film ''Fat Man and Little Boy'' in 1989 and was said to have argued for historical accuracy for the movie. He also made notable appearances on ''Star Trek the Next Generation'' as Lieutenant Barclay.
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Schultz became famous for his role of "Howling Mad" Murdock on the 1980s television show the [[A-Team]]. He appeared in the film ''Fat Man and Little Boy'' in 1989 and was said to have argued for historical accuracy for the movie. He also made notable appearances on ''Star Trek the Next Generation'' as Lieutenant Barclay.
  
 
Schultz also tried his hand at being a conservative talk-radio host.
 
Schultz also tried his hand at being a conservative talk-radio host.

Revision as of 12:44, July 18, 2016

Dwight Schultz American actor.

Schultz became famous for his role of "Howling Mad" Murdock on the 1980s television show the A-Team. He appeared in the film Fat Man and Little Boy in 1989 and was said to have argued for historical accuracy for the movie. He also made notable appearances on Star Trek the Next Generation as Lieutenant Barclay.

Schultz also tried his hand at being a conservative talk-radio host.


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