- Michael David McGuire began working in local radio in the mid-1960's... becoming a reporter, TV news anchor, fashion model and actor by the early 1970's. As an actor, McGuire appeared in major projects for Warner Bros, Paramount, Quinn Martin Productions, Disney, ABC-TV, CBS-TV, 20th Century Fox and local TV stations from Coast to Coast.
As a voice-over talent in the 1980's and 90's, McGuire remains one of the highest paid commercial talents in the industry... doing regional and national projects for Tang, Stri-Dex, McDonald's, Macy's, Publix Markets, Pepsi, Dolly Madison Cakes, Round Table Pizza, Bank of America, US Army, Mattel, Safeway... plus local banks, car dealerships, radio stations, TV Promos, grocery stores, political campaigns, hotel/casinos, restaurants and specialty shops across North America.
McGuire began working as a talent and media development consultant in 1980, appearing in over 800 separate markets across North America, Asia and Europe... and working with high profile clients (sports, celebrity, political, business) on an exclusive NDA basis.
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- IMDb mini biography by: Michael David McGuire
- Michael David McGuire began working in radio, TV and film more than 50 years ago.
- Michael David McGuire has worked on media projects across North America, Europe and Asia.
- Michael David McGuire's words were among the first human voice placed on a microchip in the mid-1970's during early technology experiments in Berkeley, CA.
- Michael David McGuire is the last actor, writer, director and producer with a direct link to the Golden Age of Radio. McGuire worked on "Heartbeat Theater" at Studiohouse in Hollywood. At that time, the show, which premiered in 1956, was the last regularly scheduled weekly radio drama airing nationwide. McGuire worked with many of the top names from the Golden Age, including Carlton E. Morse, Himan Brown, Ed Herlihy, Jesse White and Paul Frees.
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