Dan Shor

Dan Shor ( born November 16, 1956 in New York City, New York, USA) is an American actor, director, screenwriter and teacher with a 28 year career.

Life

Born in New York City Shor made ​​at the June 1974 graduate of the Elisabeth Irwin High School. Later he went to Evanston, Illinois and attended Northwestern University. But finally he returned to New York City. There he received attention in the theaters. There he got the lead role in the first national ensemble Equus.

Shor sat studying at the Davis Center for Performing Arts and the City College of New York. He also studied at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art in England. Later, he filmed an episode of the PBS series Once Upon a Classic and then played the title role in the ABC miniseries Studs Lonigan. This brought him to Los Angeles.

Shor's work as an actor includes movies like Air Force One, Tron, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure Time, Red Rock West and John Huston's Wise Blood. His television work includes appearances in television series such as to die For the Fatherland, Elvis and the Colonel and The Blue and the Gray ( this Shore won the People's Choice Award). Shor also appeared regularly in the awarded the Emmy series Cagney & Lacey and had numerous guest appearances in many other television series. One of them was a Ferengi Doctor in Star Trek: The Next Generation. He assumed his guest role in Star Trek: Voyager. He also had several stage performances in Los Angeles and San Diego.

Since 1995 Shor Director of Diversified Theater Company. He wrote the screenplay and directed the excellent with the Ovation Award production of Who Gets Slapped.

Shor also worked as a screenwriter and worked together with the Czech director Jiri Weiss. Your screenplay about Temptation in Prague was bought by the Meeker / Greene Productions. Shor also teaches actors at the International Academy of Film and Television in Cebu, Philippines.