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Casey King

American TV and film actor · United States · Actors · Lived 1951 to 2014 · aged 63

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William Casey King is an author, filmmaker and historian of ideas who currently serves on the faculty and as Director of Capstone Programs at Yale's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs.

A life in dates

2014Died15 December 20141996Arli$$Series, Tennis Referee1991Life StinksFilm, Shopping Cart Chauffeur1988DavidFilm, Bob Schneider1984AirwolfSeries, Wiley1983The A-TeamSeries, Assistant Director1982Cassie & Co.Series, WaiterHigh PowderFilm, 1982DoctorSuperstitionFilm, 1982Jack Hollister1972BoneFilm, The Boy1971Monty NashSeries, Jerry1951Born12 November 1951

Filmography 5

LSLife StinksShopping Cart Chauffeur1991 · ★ 5.7
DADavidBob Schneider1988
SUSuperstitionJack Hollister1982 · ★ 6.0
HPHigh PowderDoctor1982
BOBoneThe Boy1972

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Television 5

ARArli$$Tennis Referee1996
AIAirwolfWiley1984
TTThe A-TeamAssistant Director1983
CCCassie & Co.Waiter1982
MNMonty NashJerry1971

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William Casey King is an author, filmmaker and historian of ideas who currently serves on the faculty and as Director of Capstone Programs at Yale's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. King has also served as the Executive Director of the Yale Center for Analytical Sciences and was formerly the Executive Director of the W.E.B. DuBois Institute at Harvard University. In the 1980s, prior to becoming an author and historian, King was a corporate bond trader for Salomon Brothers.

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United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1951 to 2014 · aged 63

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