Birthday: Nov 26, 1944

Birthplace: Brooklyn, New York, USA

Biography: Michael has appeared in over 300 films, TV shows and commercials. Best remembered as the first Dr. Rick Webber from daytime’s General Hospital, he has bounced from one side of the badge to the other playing “heavies” or law enforcement personnel in such films as “Nightbreaker”, “RoboCop”, “Black Angels”, “Stealth Fighter”, “Total Recall”, and “Eraser”. He can currently be seen in “Fangs”, “Spider’s Web”, “Grand Theft Parson”, “Combustion”, “The Eliminator” and the period western “Cartel 1882”, ... ... (read more...) and the soon to be released “Blue Eyes” and “Mexican Gold”. His voice is familiar to the Animade cartoon crowd in projects such as “Gundam”, “Cowboy Be-Bop”, and “Kikaider”. You can see him as part of the permanent exhibition at Orlando Universal Studios Jurassic Park ride and you can interact with him as part of the computerized “Talk Radio” exhibit at the “P.O.V. Diner” at the Los Angeles Museum of Tolerance.

Michael is an active participant in fundraising for Police and Sheriff Organizations and has been awarded honorary status with law enforcement agencies from Sacramento, California to Tia Juana, Mexico. He is part of the Special Services Bureau of the San Bernardino Sheriff‘s Dept. He currently serves as the celebrity liaison for the “Stars and Stripes Foundation” to benefit the “Wounded Warrior Project”.