Don began acting in regional theatre and his resume includes such credits as 'A Chorus Line' (One, singular sensation, every little step she takes...) "The Amen Corner' and 'Pippin'. (sorry, don't know any songs from either of those productions). He made his feature debut in "Somewhere in Time"...alas, he doesn't even have a name. His credit is simply 'Tourist in Hall of History'...but that's something, I guess. He went on to star in Sidney Portier's (Those school girl daaaays, of telling tales and biting nails are gone...come on people, that's from 'To Sir, With Love') 'Fast Forward' and then on to other features such as 'Moving' and 'The Big Picture'.
However, most people know him from his episodic tv work, which includes 'Knightwatch', 'Nasty Boys', 'The Young Riders', 'SeaQuest' and 'Seven Days'. He has expressed interest in portraying a flambouantly gay man (hey, I don't make this stuff up, I only report it, so all you screen writers out there get crackin'), and getting his voice back in shape (hmm...a cd perhaps? Hey Don, have your people call my people about a duet).
Well, um...I guess that's about it...there isn't a lot of info out there on the Donmeister, so you're stuck with my bumbling attempt at a biography. Soy arrepentido!
