De'voreaux White

De'voreaux White ( * in Los Angeles ) is an American actor.

Life

White was born in Los Angeles. His first role ( a blind child ) had White in the first episode of the American television series Little House in the year 1974. 1980, he starred in the musical film The Blues Brothers in a cameo as a boy stealing a guitar from a shop wanted. His most famous role is that of the limousine driver Argyle to John McTiernan action classic Die Hard with Bruce Willis.

White was seen in the 1980s, mainly as a supporting actor in many TV movies and episodes of television series. Well-known among them are the sitcom Head of the Class, the crime drama In the Heat of the Night and the drama series Highway to Heaven.

Since the 1990s, his acting work lay silent years. In 2000 he succeeded his return to the industry with the film Shadow Hours.