D. W. Moffett
American actor and director known for 'The Long Way Home'
Born
October 26th, 1954
70 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An actor and director was born in 1954. Worked in film and television with significant roles in various productions. Gained attention for performances in series such as 'Grace Under Fire' and 'Once and Again'. Made directorial contributions in the industry and participated in various theatrical productions. Involved in both mainstream cinema and independent projects throughout the career.
Played Jack in 'Grace Under Fire'
Played Doug in 'Once and Again'
Directed the film 'The Long Way Home'
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