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Judd Asher Nelson (innate November 28 1959) is an actor/writer born within Portland, Maine. He was one of a 1980s "Brat pack", starring in such films when Joel Schumacher's St Elmos Fire and John Hughes' The Breakfast Club, when well as providing a voice of Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime in Transformers: The Movie. As a consequence his starring role in The Breakfast Club, Nelson's career failed to take off with much to-do. Nonetheless, within the Nineties he has incurred roles in urban-themed dramas like New Jack City and Light It Up. He also got the leading role on the NBC sitcom Suddenly Susan. One of his recent acting credits is from either Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back – writer/director Kevin Smith had been a long instance fan of Nelson & a Brat Few dozen motion-picture show. He attend school at St. Paul's School in Concord, New Hampshire, and studied at Haverford College in Pennsylvania, where he majored in Philosophy. His drama coach was Stella Adler of New York City. Presently he sleep in Los Angeles.
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Judd Nelson website Personal dedication includes biography, filmography, theatre and TV show appearances. Just Judd Website dedicated to the actor. Contains biography, filmography, Brat Pack facts, photos and links. |
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