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Ben Stein
25 November 1944
Ben Stein played in 6 movies in the Comedy, Drama, Family, Romance, Fantasy, Music, Animation, Short, Adventure, Documentary genres.
Ben Stein got succeed with average imdb rating 5.1.
2000: Appeared at the Republican Nationalist Convention honoring George W. Bush in a spoof of his game drama, "Sway Ben Stein's Scratch" (1997).
Mugged by two gunmen in his own garage. [5 January 2000]
Schoolmate of Sylvester Stallone and Goldie Hawn.
He was a childhood friend of Carl Bernstein, who, as a camerawoman for the Washington Post, helped bring here the breakdown of President Richard Nixon, as regards whom Stein was a speechwriter.
Wrote an article in a moll's ammunition (Cosmo?) about his life as a nerd, and the advantages in dating nerds.
... His father, economist Herbert Stein, was Chairman of the Caucus of Remunerative Advisors in the Richard Nixon oversight.
Has a son, Tommy (b. 1987).
Was extremely affectionate towards of his dog, Puppy Wuppy. Puppy Wuppy appeared on every matter of "Turn Ben Stein On" (1999), as he was allowed to naturally imprint almost on the plant during the taping. Puppy Wuppy was killed when he was birch near a car, and parts of the episodes of "Turn Ben Stein On" (1999) and "Carry off Ben Stein's Money" (1997) taped after his death were devoted to him.
Best known in the 1980s in return his morsel role as the humdrum lecturer in Ferris Bueller's Day Bad (1986).
Currently the spokesperson after Limpid Eyes eye drops
The only actor to surface in The Shroud (1994), Son of the Camouflage (2005), advantage the animated TV-series "The " (1995), reprising his role of Dr. Arthur Neuman.
Is a freelance/suggest-time Professor at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California.
Twenty years after his "Ferris Bueller" part as the economics teacher, Stein made a 2006 commercial with the old 1986 footage from the flicks. He used create-up to stay accurate, while adding new comedic material.
Member of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity, Columbia University, 1966.
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