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Joseph D. Clark

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  • Clark is a retired Canadian actor, writer, director, and producer, best known for his portrayal of Charles Lindbergh in a production associated with Warner Bros. and National Geographic. He appeared opposite Michael Paré in "Starhunter," Jeff Wincott in the Roger Corman-produced film "Future Fear," Kenneth Welsh in the Daytime Emmy Award-winning production "Edison: The Wizard of Light," and the legendary Billy Van in "Fight Night." Clark began his career in film and television as a martial artist and stunt performer in low-budget action and martial arts productions, as well as in the television series "Kung Fu: The Legend Continues," starring David Carradine. He also performed alongside Canadian actor Valérie Buhagiar in Nick Curcin’s "My Script Doctor." In 2005, he expanded into music, appearing as the lead singer in four music videos for the alternative techno band Voodoo Revelator. In 2016, he transitioned into radio broadcasting, becoming producer and host of the FM-syndicated program "Martial Arts World Radio."
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