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Tom Villard

  • Born: 1954
  • Died: Nov 14, 1994
  • Occupation: Actor
  • Active: '80s-'90s
  • Major Genres: Comedy, Drama
  • Career Highlights: Popcorn, The Trouble with Dick
  • First Major Screen Credit: The Trouble with Dick (1987)

Biography

Handsome, curly haired actor Tom Villard is perhaps best known for his work on television as the star of the NBC sitcom We Got It Made (1983-1984), the continuing saga of two New York bachelors living with a gorgeous blonde housekeeper. A few years after its cancellation, the show was syndicated and renewed for a while. Villard subsequently guest starred on other television shows, including Golden Girls, Who's the Boss?, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Frasier, and Sisters. Villard also had a decent film career as a supporting actor. He made his feature debut in Parasite (1992). Other film appearances include Heartbreak Ridge (1986), Weekend Warriors (1986), and My Girl. In a rare leading role, Villard played a deformed murderer in Popcorn (1991). In addition to film and television work, Villard occasionally appeared in Los Angeles theatrical productions. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

 
 
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Tom Villard
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Birth name Thomas Louis Villard
Born November 19 1953(1953--)
Flag of the United States Waipahu, Hawaii, USA
Died November 14 1994 (aged 40)
Los Angeles, California, USA

Thomas Louis Villard (born November 19, 1953 in Waipahu, Hawaii - died November 14, 1994 in Los Angeles, California) was an American actor. He grew up in Spencerport, New York and went to Allegheny College in Meadville, Pennsylvania, the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute and the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City.

Villard starred in television and in film. His best known TV role was in the 1980s series We Got It Made as Jay Bostwick. His best known film role was in the 1986 film One Crazy Summer as Clay Stork. He also starred in the 1991 horror film Popcorn, and the 1992 movie Shakes the Clown with his "One Crazy Summer" co-stars Joel Murray and Bob Goldthwait. Villard also appeared in the 1994 comedy movie In the Army Now.

Villard made numerous guest appearances on TV shows as well. He was a panelist on two weeks' worth of To Tell The Truth in the early '90s. His other TV appearances include CHiPs, Taxi, The Golden Girls The A-Team, and Star Trek Deep Space Nine.

Villard was openly gay.[1] He died of pneumonia and other complications of AIDS on November 14, 1994 in Los Angeles.

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References

  1. ^ Dennis, Jeffery P (2007). Queering Teen Culture: All American Boys and Same-sex Desire in Film and Television. Haworth Press. ISBN 1560233494. 

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