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Steve Guttenberg
Birth at
24 August 1958
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Steve Guttenberg (Steve Guttenberg) – cadet Mahoney of the “Police Academy” – was born in 1958 in Brooklyn to an Irish-Jewish family. Stephen Robert’s father was an engineer and his mother a doctor. Film and theater interested Steve at school, he attended drama lessons by Gerald Kirby, and after graduation he entered the school of art of New York University, and then graduated from the University of California.
Debuted on television Stephen Guttenberg, as many aspiring actors, in small roles in
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Steve Guttenberg (Steve Guttenberg) – cadet Mahoney of the “Police Academy” – was born in 1958 in Brooklyn to an Irish-Jewish family. Stephen Robert’s father was an engineer and his mother a doctor. Film and theater interested Steve at school, he attended drama lessons by Gerald Kirby, and after graduation he entered the school of art of New York University, and then graduated from the University of California.
Debuted on television Stephen Guttenberg, as many aspiring actors, in small roles in television series, played a cameo role in the film “Roller coaster”. He then played the role of Jack Bonner in the science fiction films Cocoon and its sequel Cocoon 2, Newton Crosby in the film Short Circuit, successfully played in the remake of the French comedy Three Men and Baby and then in the sequel Three Men and a Little Lady.
All these films were a success, but the real "national fame" Steven Guttenberg brought Mahoney's cadet to
series "Police Academy" . The audience loved the charming policeman, and when the series ended, many demanded a sequel. It certainly followed, but Stephen Guttenjerg was no longer in the Academy. The actor was not satisfied with the comedic role, he wanted serious dramatic roles. The audience, alas, on the contrary, did not want to accept Guttenberg in this capacity. Therefore, the role of Terry Lambert in the dramatic thriller Bedroom Window, alas, had no success. Conflict of interest was resolved not in favor of the actor, his popularity remained in the past.
In the 90s, Stephen Guttenberg leaves the set. He creates a production company “Mr. Kirby productions” (remember that this was the name of his favorite drama teacher in Stephen’s school years) and begins to make his own films, in which he acts as a director, as a screenwriter and as a producer, and, of course, as an actor.
In addition, Guttenberg is engaged in theatrical productions, charity events. His favorite sports are surfing and golf. /