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&quot;The Gentlemen&quot; and &quot;Slow Horses&quot; return this fall, while the &quot;Reacher&quot; spin-off series &quot;Neagley&quot; makes its debut. See our guide of the biggest Fall TV and streaming releases.

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Clint Carmichael is a versatile working actor and award winning filmmaker, who has entertained audiences for over three decades. A native of Los Angeles, Carmichael was in film school at San Francisco State University when he saw a production of "The Rivals" at A.C.T. and decided, "Yeah, I want to do that." Upon returning home to L.A., he began studying with renowned acting coach, Milton Katselas, at the Beverly Hills Playhouse. Acting work soon followed as he was cast in commercials, episodic television and film. A 6'4, 230-pound former competitive swimmer, lifeguard and ski instructor, Clint's athletic ability and look was also perfect for many of the live stunt shows at Universal Studios Hollywood and he was cast in many of their top rated shows, such as: The A-Team, Miami Vice, Conan, Wild, Wild West and Terminator T-2 live shows. His relationships in the stunt community continue to this day.

Equally at home on stage, Carmichael has appeared in many world premieres, as well as critically acclaimed productions at the Hudson, Court, Matrix and West Coast Ensemble theaters. As a five-year member of the West Coast Ensemble, Clint performed in main stage productions and served in the writers' and directors' labs developing original works for the stage and as potential source material for film production. Notable stage appearances include the critically acclaimed world premiere of Christopher Hart's "Teeing Off", "The Precipice" with Sharon Lawrence, the world premiere of Ken Lippman's "Eddie Quinn," the West Coast Premiere of "Love & Anger" with Ian Buchanan and the Matrix Theater production of "Johnny on the Spot" with Richard Burgi.

His first effort as a film producer, the supernatural teen thriller "The Open Door," received rave reviews and won the Audience Choice Award in its premiere at the Shriekfest Film Festival. It is in worldwide distribution through Phase4 Films (domestic) and Moving Pictures Film & TV (foreign) and can be purchased and/or downloaded everywhere films are sold or streamed. His second project as producer, "The Action Hero's Guide To Saving Lives" is a laugh-out-loud action/comedy short film starring Patrick Warburton (Rules of Engagement, Seinfeld, Men In Black II, The Tick) and won Best Action/Adventure Short at the Comic-Con International Film Festival, Best Comedy Short at the CineGear Expo Film Series, Best Short at the World of Comedy Film Festival, Best-Of-Fest at the LA Comedy Shorts Film Festival, Best Comedy at the Hollyshorts Film Festival, Best-Of Fest at the Foursite Film Festival and Best Comedy at the Dragon Con Film Festival in Atlanta. Due to the tremendous reception of "Action Hero" the filmmakers are working on developing it into a feature film. Clint has a number of other projects in development and will continue to work in front of as well as behind the camera.

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