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This next picture is not a recent picture but a picture of the whole cast.

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Here some different pictures I found of the cast, some you may have seen before some you may not have.

Will Start With Bob Saget

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Bob Saget raising awareness about scleroderma

By Mike Falcon, Spotlight Health
With medical adviser Stephen A. Shoop, M.D.


Bob Saget saw the devastating effects of scleroderma within his own family.



On the Web

Scleroderma Research Foundation
Jason Alexander helps fight scleroderma





Bob Saget is best known for his eight years on Full House. This fall, Saget returns to playing a single father in the WB's new sitcom Raising Dad. But the comedian has even higher hopes for raising awareness about scleroderma.

His sister Gay passed away from the disease seven years ago.

"It was difficult for our family because she passed away so quickly," says Saget, former host of America's Funniest Home Videos. "It took just two years from diagnosis to when she passed away at age 47. But for her and others who suffer as she did, that time can seem interminable — you want to live, but the pain can be unbearable."

Scleroderma is a chronic, degenerative disorder that leads to blood vessel deterioration, tissue loss, and the overproduction of collagen in the body's connective tissues. Scleroderma is Greek for "hard skin," and patients often show a taut and leathery skin appearance due to the overproduction of collagen.

According to most sources, an estimated 300,000 Americans have scleroderma. Eighty percent of them are women of childbearing age.

Roughly half of the people afflicted with this disease will develop a limited scleroderma that is confined only to the skin.

The remaining scleroderma patients will develop systemic scleroderma, a life-threatening version that affects internal organs. Systemic scleroderma causes severe damage and serious complications for the body's digestive, respiratory, circulatory, and immune systems.

The cause of this autoimmune disease remains unknown. Scientists suspect that a genetic predisposition to the disease coupled with environmental factors trigger its development.

While pain control can make systemic scleroderma manageable, the disease remains incurable.

"And when we use the word 'manageable,' we mean only that the pain levels have been brought down to a level which allows the patient to get out of bed," says Saget, who volunteered to help the Scleroderma Research Foundation (SRF) two years before his sister showed symptoms of the disease.

"I was just astounded by the effects of the disease," says Saget. "It's relentless in its progression and in the elevation of pain. Because its victims are primarily young women, it tears families apart and leaves children alone, bewildered, and scared. And it has no cure."

Recognizing scleroderma

Symptoms of scleroderma may include:

Tightening, swelling, or thickening of the skin
Arthritis
Weight loss
Muscle, bone, or joint pain
Stiffness in the hands or feet
Skin discoloration
Shortness of breath
Hair loss
Swallowing difficulties
Heartburn and digestive problems
Calcinosis — White lumps under the skin that can erupt into chalky white fluid
Raynaud's phenomenon — Pain in hands; feet in response to hot and cold
Because many of these symptoms may be absent or may reflect entirely different conditions, diagnosis can be a challenge.

"It's not at all unusual for someone with some of the symptoms to see a few doctors before an accurate diagnosis is made," says Dr. Kari Connolly, associate professor of dermatology and medicine, University of California at San Francisco. "They can literally be wandering around for years."

That can delay much-needed treatment.

"Its true that there isn't yet a cure," says Connolly, "but we can and do treat the affected organs, and that does prolong lives."

There is no one standard test for scleroderma. And that sometimes makes diagnosis a challenge. Rheumatologists and specialized dermatologists like Connolly usually are left to uncover the disease.

Adding to the dilemma: The ANA, or anti-nuclear antibody test — a standard in making a diagnosis — may appear as a false negative in the early stages of the disease.

But a non-invasive test developed through SRF research funds can evaluate an early sign of scleroderma — poor capillary function. The nail fold capillary test examines the skin beneath the fingernail to determine vascular functioning.

Still, an array of diagnostic tests is needed to positively identify the disease. "What often happens is that the signs become more and more obvious," says Connolly, "and then the diagnosis is finally made."

"Then the other shoe falls," adds Connolly. "They find out there isn't a cure and they may just walk away."

"That's really a sad part of this process," says Sharon Monsky, SRF founder and chairman of its board of directors.

The mother of three kids, Monsky has lived with diffuse systemic scleroderma for nearly 16 years. "You can live a full and rich life, but you have to participate in the process." That process includes a wide variety of treatments to bolster failing organs, boost immune function, and decrease pain.

Adding to the confusion is "the wide variety of treatments given to patients in the advanced stages of the disease," says Saget. "I watched my sister suffer some side effects that were horrific. I later found that these were experimental treatments that did nothing to alleviate her suffering."

"But when you find out you have the disease you're likely confronting something you've probably never even heard of, and that means we have a steep learning curve to find out what the disease is all about and which doctors work well with it," says Saget. "Not all do."

Saget suggests contacting families with members who have the disease or using the physician locator from SRF.

Future hope

Hoping to accelerate finding a cure for scleroderma, the SRF is working closely with four university-based research centers to "share both our research successes and our failures," says Monsky.

Recent successes from this multi-institutional approach include:

The autocrine loop — "Our research strongly suggests that fibrosis is a self-sustaining process built on an autocrine loop," says Monsky. "It's a self-feeding positive feedback cycle." Interrupt that cycle and disease progression might be interrupted.
Microvascular dynamics — Capillary tissue damage has long been thought to be a byproduct of scleroderma. But new research indicates that these vascular dynamics may actually play a central role in the disease.
Antibody clustering — Antibodies that cluster at the same cellular location and are unique to scleroderma were reported in the Journal of Experimental Medicine. This "points the way to identifying the environmental factors which lead to disease development, as well as helping to eventually isolate genes involved in its predisposition," says Monsky.
For example, "we're discovering how the skin is changing on the molecular level," says Connolly, "and that was somewhat a mystery."

Connolly is also directing the assembly of an extensive tissue bank devoted exclusively to scleroderma. "As this grows it allows us to pull out tissue samples from various stages of growth and find out what is actually going on, rather than work on hypotheses developed from more limited observation. We're already finding some unusual cells that were quite unexpected."

Coupled with vast amounts of computer time and expertise donated by Silicon Valley biotech firms, these forays "allow us to cluster the data and develop meaningful expectations for the next 6-12 months. We're no longer limited to a few hypotheses."

"It's going to be a curable disease," says Saget. "But we've got to support the research because there's still a long way to go."



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Next Will do John Stamos

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John and his wife in the above pictures

John's Filmography

TV SHOWS
General Hospital-Blackie Parrish (1982-84)
Dreams-Gino Manelli (1984)
You, Again?-Matt Willows (1986-87)
Full House-Jesse Katsopolis (1987-95)
Thieves-Johnny (2001) (also was a producer)
TV MOVIES
Alice In Wonderland-The Messenger (1985)
Daughter Of The Streets-Joey (1990)
Captive-Robert Knott (1991)
The Disappearance Of Christina-Joe Seldon (1993)
Fatal Vows: The Alexandra O'Hara Story-Nick Pagan (1994)
A Match Made In Heaven-Tom Rosner (1997)
The Marriage Fool-Robert Walsh (1998)
Sealed With A Kiss-Bennett Blake (1999)
How To Marry A Billionaire: A Christmas Rale-Tom Nathan (2000)
FEATURE FILMS
Never Too Young To Die-Lance Stargrove (1986)
Born To Ride-Grady Westfall (1990)
Private Parts-Himself (1997)
Dropping Out-Ronnie (2000)
Grownups-Steve Richards (200?)
Party Monster-Talk Show Host (2003)

Knots-Cal (2004)
BROADWAY
How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying!-J.Pierrepont Finch (November 26th 1995-March 3rd 1996)
Cabaret-The Emcee (April 29th 2002-September 8th 2002)
Nine-Guido Contini (Oct 7th 2003-Dec 14th 2003)
TV SHOW GUEST APPEARANCES
Hangin' W/Mr.Cooper-Jesse (1992)
America's Funniest Home Videos-Himself (1992 and 1997)
Tales From The Crypt-Johnny in episode 'Til Death Do Us Part (1993)
Step By Step-Himself (1994)
The Larry Sanders Show-Himself (1995 and 1997)
Tracey Takes On...Movies-Rob Trasca (1997)
VH-1's The List-Host (Jan 3rd-7th 2000)
Clone High USA-voice as Himself (2003-never aired in the U.S. as scheduled)
Friends-Zack- (2003)
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
The Beach Boys: An American Family-ABC miniseries (2000)
The Virgin Chronicles-MTV (2002)
Martin and Lewis-TV movie for CBS (2002)
SHORT FILMS
I Am Stamos (2004)

John Stamos" (born August 19, 1963) is an American actor and the son of Bill and Loretta Stamos.His paternal grandfather had borne the name ''Stamotopolous'', and changed it to ''Stamos'' on immigrating from Greece to America.

Born in Cypress, California, John has two sisters, Janeen and Alaina. He has appeared in a number of movies as well as television sitcoms since 1982.He kicked off his acting career with a role in ''General Hospital'', though he starred in a Coke ad which was never aired.

John played the character of "Jesse (Hermes) Katsopolis" in ''Full House'' (1987-1995), an "Elvis-obsessed" rock and motorbike freak who moves in with brother-in-law Danny Tanner to help him raise his kids (Donna Jo ("D.J."), Stephanie and Michelle) after the death of Danny's wife Pamela. Jesse has his own rock band called "Jesse and the Rippers." He is basically a "cool and carefree" guy who is a hot favorite amongst the opposite sex, he has great hair, which he pampers a lot all the time! Later he marries Rebecca Donaldson, who is Danny's beautiful co-host on "Wake-Up-San Francisco," and has twins: Nicky and Alex.

John married model Rebecca Romjin.As of 2002 the couple has no children.This is the first marriage for them both.

Dave Coulier

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Date of Birth: September 21, 1959
Birthplace: Detroit, Michigan
Spouse: Jayne Modean
Biography: Besides his comedy and voice work, Dave Coulier may be best known as Joey Gladstone on the popular series "Full House," which ran for seven years on ABC and also hosted "Out Of Control" on Nickelodeon in the 1980's, a show produced and written by San Francisco's Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre, and "America's Funniest People" on ABC.


Title Character(s) Episode(s) Genre
"Extreme Ghostbusters" Peter Venkman "Back In The Saddle" Animated Series
"Muppet Babies" Animal
Bean Bunny
Bunsen 1986-1992 Seasons
1986-1992 Seasons
1986-1992 Animated Series
"The Real Ghostbusters" Peter Venkman N/A Animated Series
"Slimer! And the Real Ghostbusters" Peter Venkman (1987 Season on) Animated Series

Dave Coulier was born on September 21, 1959, in Detroit, Michigan, and was raised in the nearby suburb of St. Claire Shores. Comedy wasn't Dave's first goal in life--the hockey net was. As a teenager, he was a star of his high school hockey team. He was talented enough to dream of a pro hockey career. An avid athlete, the broadly built young man also excelled in water skiing and swimming.
But at the same time, Coulier was discovering he had strange voices inside himself! And these voices and impresonations tended to pop out at odd moments, to the delight and amusement of his teammates and friends. While Dave was still a teen, his comic routines brought him his first comedy job--performing (and writing) commercial voice-overs at a local radio station.

With his great love of both sports and comedy, Coulier's career was at a crossroads. As it turned out, the turning point came at Christmas, when Dave was just 17. During a hockey game, he was bringing the puck out from behind his own net when suddenly, out of nowhere, an opposing player slammed into him. "I woke up in the hospital," remembers Coulier, "and they were stitching my face up. I remember seeing a needle and thread being pulled from my face. My bones were broken. There was quite a bit of blood. My dad said, "You're pretty banged up."

This story is a rare thing for Coulier--it's not funny. The accident left Dave with a permanent scar. It also helped him make up his mind. Right then and there, Dave decided that making silly noises, doing nutty voices, and making people laugh would be a better--and safer--way to make a living! Dave started doing standup in local Detroit clubs. At 19, he took the plunge and moved to Los Angeles. There he became an overnight success and lived happily ever after ... Not!

Dave remembers an eight-month stretch when he was too broke to afford transportation around Los Angeles. It had been eight months since his last standup job. That Thanksgiving was a lonely one. He couldn't afford to fly home to Michigan to be with his family. Dave's life was following his character's, Joey Gladstone, but without the laughs.

On the other hand, Dave had the support of his best friend to help him through the rough times. Just as in the show, his best friend was Bob Saget. "We've always been like brothers--I say he's the sister I never had," says Saget. "I've even had a dinner at his dad's house in Detroit and slept in his old room. Once, Dave stayed on my couch for three weeks. He'd pretend he was my bizarre nephew, Busby, and do funny voices."

Finally, Dave got his first big break. I wasn't exactly glamorous. He landed the job of doorman at the famed Los Angeles comedy club, the Comedy Store. He soon worked his way onto the stage and began collecting the gags and funny characters that are his trademarks. This led to appearances on Showtime's Laff-a-Thon, and HBO's Detroit Comedy Jam. Thanks to the funny voices that had made him a class clown, the young comedian started getting work on Saturday morning cartoons. He twisted his vocal chords around such character voices as Scooby Doo and Mork in the cartoon version of Mork and Mindy. If you tune in to Muppet Babies some time, see if you can recognize Dave's voice as Animal and Bunsen Honeydew. His colorful vocal performances won him an Emmy!

By this time, Dave was getting to be well known in the business. Now he not only had money to travel, he was on the road 42 weeks out of the year, performing at comedy clubs across the nation. Then, in 1987, he landed his starring role on Full House and left standup behind, without regrets. "Standup is a grind, man," comments Dave. "It's the hardest thing I've done! You never know when you're going to die one night in front of 300 people. On a sitcom, you can always say, "The writers didn't come up with the right joke there!"

Does he mind competing for laughs with his old friend and fellow standup comic co-star, Bob Saget? "We're best friends," Coulier says firmly. "There's no jealousy on our show." Saget agrees. "He makes me laugh more than anyone else. He's the kind of guy who sticks his head out the car window and yells something and it's funny and you don't mind."



"Animal Kidding" (2003) TV Series .... Host
Even Stevens Movie, The (2003) (TV) .... Lance LeBow
"Opportunity Knocks" (2002) TV Series .... Host


Thirteenth Year, The (1999) (TV) .... Whit Griffin
"George & Leo" (1997) TV Series .... Father Rick
World's Funniest Videos, The (1996) (V) .... Host
"America's Funniest People" (1990) TV Series .... Host
... aka "AFP" (1990) (USA: promotional abbreviation)
... aka "America's Funniest... Part II" (1990) (USA: pilot title)
... aka "New America's Funniest People, The" (1993) (new title)


"Rude Dog and the Dweebs" (1989) TV Series (voice) .... Barney
"Slimer! And the Real Ghostbusters" (1988) TV Series .... Peter Venkman
"Real Ghost Busters, The" (1986) TV Series (voice) .... Peter Venkman (II) (1987-1991)
Yogi Bear and the Magical Flight of the Spruce Goose (1987) .... Firkin
"Full House" (1987/I) TV Series .... Joseph 'Joey' Alvin Gladstone
"Muppet Babies" (1984) TV Series (voice) .... Uncle Waldorf
... aka "Jim Henson's Muppet Babies" (1984) (USA: complete title)
"Out of Control" (1984) TV Series (voice) .... Dave/Ha-Ha
Things Are Tough All Over (1982) .... Man with Tongue in Restaurant


"Scooby and Scrappy-Doo" (1979) TV Series (voice) .... Additional Voices


"Jetsons, The" (1962) TV Series (voice) .... Additional Voices

Lori Laughlin

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FULL NAME: Lori Anne Loughlin
DATE OF BIRTH : 28th July 1964
PLACE OF BIRTH : New York, USA
HEIGHT : 5' 6"
SCHOOLS : Oceanside Oaks School, Hauppauge High
SPOUSES : Michael Burns (1989 - 1996)
Mossimo Giannulli (1998 - present)
CHILDREN : 2 daughters, Isabella Rose (1998),
Olivia Jade (1999).

Lori Loughlin was a junior lifeguard & a model before she turned her attention to acting.

* During her teenage years Lori Loughlin appeared in numerous television commercials.

* In 1980 Lori Loughlin turned down the lead role in the Brooke Shields classic "The Blue Lagoon".

* In 1983 Lori Loughlin was still a teenager when she was cast in ABC's daytime drama, "The Edge of Night".

* In 1985 Lori Loughlin starred with C. Thomas Howell & Kelly Preston in the romantic teen comedy "Secret Admirer".

* In 1986 Lori starred in the cult BMX bike film "Rad", directed by Hal Neednam of "Cannonball Run" fame.

* In 1987 Lori Loughlin starred with Frankie Avalon & Annette Funicello in the sand & surf comedy "Back To The Beach".

* Lori is best remembered for her role alongside John Stamos in the popular TV sitcom "Full House" (1987 - 1995).

* In 1988 Lori Loughlin starred with Keanu Reeves in the teen comedy "The Night Before".

* During the 90's Lori Laughlin has starred in a number of tele movies & straight to video movies.

* In 1995 Lori Loughlin starred with Tony Danza in the short-lived police comedy, TV series "Hudson Street".

* In 1998 Lori Loughlin married fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli.

* In 2001 Lori Loughlin appeared in the popular TV series "Spin City".SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY :

* 2001 - Spin City (TV Series)
* 2000 - Critical Mass
* 1999 - Suckers
* 1997 - Medusa's Child (mini TV Series)
* 1997 - Casper: A Spirited Beginning (Video)
* 1997 - The Price of Heaven (TV) (aka Blessed Assurance)
* 1997 - Tell Me No Secrets (TV)
* 1997 - In the Line of Duty: Blaze of Glory (TV)
* 1995 - Abandoned and Deceived (TV)
* 1995 - Hudson Street (TV Series)
* 1994 - One of Her Own (TV)
* 1993 - Sidney Sheldon's A Stranger in the Mirror (TV)
* 1993 - Empty Cradle (TV)
* 1992 - Doing Time on Maple Drive (1992)Hollywood Teen MoviesTeen Queens Of The 1970's & 1980'sLori LoughlinThe Girl with the
"Full House"Lori Loughlin Actress Profile* 1989 - No Means No (TV)
* 1988 - The Night Before
* 1987 - Full House (TV Series)
* 1987 - Back to the Beach
* 1987 - A Place to Call Home (TV)
* 1986 - Babies Having Babies (TV)
* 1986 - Brotherhood of Justice(TV)
* 1986 - Rad
* 1985 - The New Kid (aka Striking Back)
* 1985 - Secret Admirer
* 1985 - North Beach and Rawhide (TV)
* 1983 - Amityville 3-D
* 1983 - Edge of Night (TV Series)
* 1979 - Too Far to Go (TV)

Too Far To Go(1979) VHS
The bitter disintegration and final break-up of a 20-year marriage is traced in this compelling and emotional drama based on short stories by John Updike. Michael Moriarty and Blythe Danner shine as the caring but doomed couple; with Glenn Close, Ken Kercheval. 98 min.
Star Blazers, Pt. 5: Eps. 18-21: The Comet Empire [DVD](1980) DVD

The New Kids(1985) VHS
Local teen hoods harass the title characters, a brother and sister, in this violent thriller from Sean Cunningham (``Last House on the Left'') that ends in a bloody battle in a carnival midway. Lori Loughlin, James Spader, Eric Stoltz star. 90 min.
Secret Admirer(1985) VHS
A passionate unsigned love letter sets off a hilarious chain of events as it gets delivered again and again...but to all the wrong people! Romantic comedy of mistaken delivery stars C. Thomas Howell, Lori Loughlin, Kelly Preston, Cliff De Young. 98 min.
Brotherhood Of Justice(1986) VHS
A group of teen vigilantes set out to clean up the crime-ridden streets of their town, but their campaign (and the violence) escalates to deadly proportions in this timely drama. Keanu Reeves, Kiefer Sutherland, Billy Zane, Lori Loughlin star. 97 min.
Back To The Beach(1987) VHS
Your favorite seaside sweethearts, Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello, return to the sunny shores of California in this winning spoof of their '60s beach movies. Now married, Frankie and Annette visit the old haunts with their kids and wind up singing, surfing, fighting and making up--just like in the old days. With Lori Loughlin, Connie Stevens and lots of cameos. 92 min.
The Night Before(1988) VHS
Must have been a rough night for young Winston, since besides his memory he lost his wallet, his dad's car, his prom date, and his virginity (guess he found a receipt). Keanu Reeves and Lori Loughlin star in a zany comedy. 90 min.
Casper: A Spirited Beginning(1997) VHS
Learn when and how Casper opted out of the scaring folks "afterlifestyle" and set out to be a friendly ghost in this spooky and silly follow-up to the hit live-action film. Steve Guttenberg, Lori Loughlin, Rodney Dangerfield and Brendon Ryan Barrett star. 90 min.
One Of Her Own(1998) VHS
Gripping true story starring Lori Loughlin as a police officer who challenges "the Blue Wall of Silence" by trying to press charges against a fellow officer who raped her. Martin Sheen is the District Attorney who stands by her story; with Greg Evigan and Reginald VelJohnson. 91 min.
Suckers [DVD](1999) DVD
Pursued by loan sharks, a man is pressured by his wife into taking a job at the auto dealdership where she works as a car salesman. As he masters the underhanded tricks of the trade he becomes a success but starts to question his tactics. Offbeat comedy stars Louis Mandylor, Lori Loughlin and Daniel Benzali. 88 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English; audio commentary: biographies; featurette; filmography; theatrical trailer.

Andrea Barber

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Andrea Barber
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After Andrea ended her run on Full House in 1995 she decided to go to college before pursuing acting further.
Andrea is currently a junior at Whittier College in California and is studying abroad in Denmark.


03/07/1976 Born in Los Angeles,
California, USA

Days of Our Lives
als Carrie Brady 1982


Do You Remember Love
al Jennifer 1985

The Twilight Zone
als Cathy Marano
in episode: "If She Dies"

Growing Pains
als Rhonda Green
in episode "Ben's Sure Thing" 1985

The Twilight Zone
als Cathy Marano
in episode: "If She Dies"

Our House
1986 The Leftovers
als Zoey

Full House
als Kimberly Louise Gibbler 1987

1992 To Grandmother's House
We Go (Nicht Genannt)

The Skateboard Kid 2
als Tilly Curtis 1995

Did have 2 pictures of her when she was just little on days of our lives but they would not show up when I tried to post them

The rest of the cast Candace Cameroon, Jodie Sweetin, Ashley and Mary Kate Olsen have their own websites that most of you seen before or been to.

But here is a picture of Ashley and Mary Kate wonder if anyone has seen it.

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Scott Weinger

Scott Eric Weinger (pronounced, btw, as wine-gerr) was born in New York, New York, on October 5, 1975, to Babs Weinger, a teacher, and Elliott Weinger, an orthopedic surgeon. The eldest of four children, Scott has two brothers and one sister. He spent the majority of his formative years in southern Florida, then moved with his family to Los Angeles when his career began to take off.

Scott first became interested in acting in the third grade, when an actor gave a presentation for Career Day. He relentlessly pestered his parents to get him an agent until they finally realised that the young tyke was serious about becoming an actor. His first gig was a national commercial for Ideal Toys.

In autumn of 1994, Scott left the L.A. scene to fulfill yet another dream - attending Harvard University. Taking leave of TV series "FULL HOUSE" didn't suggest he was leaving the business altogether. He continued as the voice of "Aladdin" in the Saturday morning TV series, completed two more full length Aladdin videos, and made a final appearance on "FULL HOUSE", all while maintaining excellent scores at school. As if all of that didn't keep the ambitious lad busy enough, he also held a part-time job as a youth correspondent for Good Morning America.

Scott majored in English and minored in French literature while at Harvard, and he graduated magna cum laude in June of 1998. In his first online interview after returning to Los Angeles, he still seemed to be undecided about what his plans were. The possibilities were narrowed down to writing, directing, acting, and news correspondence.

Since his return to Hollywood, he has starred in a horror flick, SHREDDER, produced an award winning film short, "The Cricket Player", and provided his voice for Osamu Tezuka's METROPOLIS, Disney/Square Co.'s video game, Kingdom Hearts, and two upcoming Disney films, MICKEY'S PHILHARMAGIC & THE SEARCH FOR MICKEY MOUSE!

Scott considers himself to be a writer, primarily, and an actor, secondarily. He is currently working as a writer for the WB television show, "Like Family," which is described as a "multi-ethnic crossover comedy about two very different families coming together under one roof."



"SWITCHED UP! (PRIMETIME)" : [2004, TV Series] : Guest Appearance - Himself
THE SEARCH FOR MICKEY MOUSE : [2004, Voice] : Aladdin
"LIKE FAMILY" : [2003, TV Series] : Writer
"ROULETTE" : [2003, short film] : Mike
MICKEY'S PHILHARMAGIC : [2003, Voice] : Aladdin
SHREDDER : [2003, Video] : Cole Davidson
MICKEY'S HOUSE OF VILLAINS : [2002, Voice] : Aladdin
KINGDOM HEARTS : [2002, Video Game] : Aladdin
THE CRICKET PLAYER : [2002, Producer]
METROPOLIS : [2002, Voice] : Atlas
ALADDIN IN NASIRA'S REVENGE : [2001, V, Voice] : Aladdin
"HOUSE OF MOUSE" [2001-, TV series] : Aladdin
"REGRET" [1999, short film] : Drunk driving drama
"WALKER, TEXAS RANGER" [1999, TV series] : Guest Appearance : Bradley Roberts
ALADDIN'S ARABIAN ADVENTURES : Fearless Friends [1998, Video, Voice] : Aladdin
ALADDIN'S ARABIAN ADVENTURES : Creatures of Invention [1998, Video, Voice] : Aladdin
ALADDIN'S ARABIAN ADVENTURES : Magic Makers [1998, Video, Voice]: Aladdin
ALADDIN'S ARABIAN ADVENTURES : Team Genie [1998, Video, Voice] : Aladdin
BEHIND THE WALLS OF "FULL HOUSE" : [2000, TV] : Scott Weinger
"HERCULES" : [1998, TV Series, Voice] : Aladdin
ALADDIN AND THE KING OF THIEVES [1996, Video, Voice] : Aladdin
THE SHAGGY DOG [1994, TV] : Wilbert "Wilby" Joseph Daniels
"THE SPEED OF DARKNESS" [1994, Theatrical Drama] : Eddie
THE RETURN OF JAFAR [1994, Video, Voice] : Aladdin
GOOD MORNING AMERICA : [1994-1998, TV] : Youth Correspondent
"ALADDIN" [1993/I, TV Series, Voice] : Aladdin
"MICKEY MOUSE CLUB" [1993, TV Series] : Guest Appearance
ALADDIN [1992, Voice] : Aladdin
"FULL HOUSE" [1992-1994, TV Series] : Steve Hale, aka Steve Peters
"THE FAMILY MAN" [1990, TV Series] : Steve Taylor
POLICE ACADEMY 5 : Assignment : Miami Beach [1988] : "Shark Attack Kid"
"HEMINGWAY" [1988, TV Mini-series] : Patrick Hemingway
"EERIE, INDIANA" [1991, TV series] : Eddie in episode: "The ATM With a HEART of Gold"
"LIFE GOES ON" [1990, TV series] : Steve Smith in episodes: "Corky for President" and "Corky's Crush"
"MIAMI VICE" [1987, TV series] : Guest Appearance
"TODAY, I AM A FOUNTAIN PEN" [1987, Theater] : Irving
"COMMODORE COMPUTERS" : [TV commercial] : Stevie
"Bugs, Rocks, and Things" : [TV commercial]


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Originally posted by hughpuppies
Next Will do John Stamos

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Ewww.... John does NOT look good with that beard. I think he looked a lot better during seasons two through eight on Full House! Maybe it's just me, but I don't really like so much of a bearded look on men. :rolleyes:

Thanks for the bios! It's always nice to read about their personal bios. :D