Stephen Stucker Net Worth is
$13 Million

Mini Biography

Stephen Stucker was a marvelously outdoors and active free-spirited actor who specialized in deliciously broad portrayals of memorably outrageous character types in a small number of comedies manufactured in the 70’s and 80’s. Stucker was created on July 2, 1947 in Des Moines, Iowa. He went to Lincoln College in Alameda, California. During his college days Stephen was referred to as both an achieved pianist and a course clown having a dried out wit. Stucker produced his film debut having a funny change as crazed asylum escapee Bruce Wilson in the entertainingly lowbrow “Carnal Madness.” He was similarly sidesplitting like a cross-dressing courtroom stenographer in “The Kentucky Deep-fried Movie.” Stephen accomplished his greatest long lasting popularity along with his gloriously zany and memorable overall performance as loopy airport terminal control room employee Johnny in the amusing catastrophe picture parody “Aircraft!.” Stucker reprised this part in “Aircraft II: The Sequel” and experienced an amusing little bit as a teach stationmaster in “Trading Locations.” Stephen made an appearance in three shows of the strike Television series “Mork & Mindy.” Besides “The Kentucky Fried Film” and “Aircraft!,” Stucker also caused the comedy group of Jim Abrahams, David Zucker and Jerry Zucker mainly because a member from the theatrical group the Kentucky Fried Theatre. Stephen Stucker passed away in the tragically early age of 38 from Helps on Apr 13, 1986.

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