David millbern biography

David Millbern (born 26 September 1967) is an American actor, director, and voice artist.

He has appeared in films and television programs such as:

• Archie Bunker's Place (TV Series) in the 1981 episode "Three's a Crowd" as a Young Teen
• The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) as Jeff
• Robotech (anime TV Series) voicing Nichols in the English dub
• It's Garry Shandling's Show (TV Series) in the 1990 episode "The Wedding Show"
• Gatchaman (anime TV Mini-Series)
• Mysterious Thief Saint Tail (anime TV Series)
• Gods and Monsters (1998) as Dr. Payne
• 7th Heaven (TV Series) in the 1999 episode "The Tattle Tale Heart" as Jack
• I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus (2001 TV) as Felix Becker
• From Here on OUT (TV Series) as Darin Stricklin
• Falling for Angels (TV Series) as Gregory
• Now What?! (TV Series) voicing the narrator

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Milbern played Lyle Fletcher in The New Addams Family episode "Addams Family in Court".

David Millbern, born 26 September1967, is a graduate of Northwestern University. In a very short while, David has built a reputation for delivering thought-provoking performances in a wide variety of roles, and can be seen in numerous theatrical films, DVDs and television movies. Millbern is the voice actor for Louie Nichols in Robotech.

This year David received an EMMY® Award Nomination for producing the 'Ribbon Of Hope Celebration'.

David currently lives in Bel Air and Vancouver and, when not in front of a camera, often appears on stage in theater venues throughout the country.

He was not brought back for Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles, instead Nichols was played by Eddie Frierson.

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