Jeffrey Byron
Jeffrey Byron ( born November 28, 1955 in Santa Monica, California as Timothy Stafford ) is an American actor.
Life
Byron grew up as the son of actress Anna Lee on in show business. Under the name Tim Stafford in 1963 he had his feature film debut as a child actor in the John Ford comedy The Hafenkneipe of Tahiti on the side of John Wayne and Lee Marvin. In the following years he had several guest appearances in television series such as The Twilight Zone and Bonanza. He had his first last film appearance in 1967 in the B- Movie Hot Rods to Hell. In 1975, he returned as Jeffrey Byron back into the movie business; However, his appearance as a bellhop in Peter Bogdanovich's film musical At Long Last Love was little more than a minor role. After a few more minor film and television roles Byron in 1978 received one of the lead roles in the high school comedy The Seniors opposite Dennis Quaid and Priscilla Barnes. The following year he played the lead role in the Disney spy comedy James Jr. slams; However, neither of the two films was a commercial success. After several television appearances took several years until his next feature film role, but also the two 1983 or 1984 resulting science fiction movies Metal Storm - The Destruction of Jared -Syn and ruler of hell were not in a position of his career to give the decisive push. For the latter, he was the first and so far unique active as a screenwriter. He subsequently played in U.S. soap operas and television films and took occasional guest roles in television series true. His most recent appearance on the canvas he had in 2009 in a small supporting role in Star Trek.
Byron was 1990-1991 married to actress Gail O'Grady. In 2005 he married again, from this marriage went a child.