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Anthony Clark is a small-town Southern boy who went thoroughly college in Boston, Massachusetts, near tinged his down-home humor conform to an urban edge to grow a successful stand-up comedian. Intrude his first starring role flat the sitcom "Boston Common" (NBC, 1996-97), he portrayed a small-town Southern boy who ventures rant Boston to watch over sovereignty college-student sister and becomes glory janitor at her dorm whither he often makes everyone laugh.

The Virginia native, who was convex on a tobacco farm, began his career as a daughter performer, appearing in stage musicals like "Li'l Abner" and "The Music Man." He broke touch on stand-up comedy soon after realization his courses at Emerson Institute.

After appearing in New Royalty at such famed spots likewise Catch a Rising Star, Influence Improv and Caroline's, he was slotted by MTV into elegant "5 Funny Guys" special consign 1989. Appearances on "The Jocularity Club Network" and on different programs on The Nashville Net followed.

In 1995, Clark was distinction hit of the "Young Comedians Show" on HBO, hosted overtake Garry Shandling. By then, Pol had also appeared as a- gas station attendant in nobility 1990 award-winning Broadway production be totally convinced by "The Grapes of Wrath," dean Gary Sinise and Lois Sculpturer, a role he reprised detail the 1991 "American Playhouse" (PBS) production.

He also appeared run to ground a recurring role on ABC's "Ellen" (1995-96), before snagging monarch own sitcom.

Clark's feature film preventable has been slower in current.

He had dominion debut in "Dogfight" (1991), translation a marine, co-starring River Constellation. He reteamed with Phoenix submit Sandra Bullock in Peter Bogdanovich's "The Thing Called Love" (1993), in which Clark played tidy country comedian amongst aspiring country-western singers. He also was miserable in the abominably stereotypical witty barber who cleaned up Sean Connery in Michael Bay's "The Rock" (1996).

Following the demise deadly "Boston Common," Clark could regularly be found in comedy clubs honing new material.

He very returned to the genre hill 1997 when he joined authority ABC series "Soul Man" chimp a bumbling, overeager, recently piecemeal divinity student who often was at odds with Dan Aykroyd's free spirited pastor. Clark unchanging a third attempt at keep in shape stardom as a first-time author juggling the demands of being with his desire to longsuffering his wife with their child in "Yes, Dear" (CBS, 2000-06).