Dan's acting career was well established in high school, he performed in Carnival in 1968 and Murder in the Cathedral in 1969 at St Pats. At the same time he was at St Pats he was appearing in other plays at other Ottawa high Schools.See full bio »
1998Blues Brothers 2000
(performer: "Cheaper To Keep Her", "Lookin' For A Fox", "Riders In The Sky A Cowboy Legend", "Funky Nassau", "Turn On Your Love Light", "Please, Please, Please")
1990Loose Cannons
(performer: "Loose Cannons", "I'm Popeye the Sailor Man", "Proud Mary", "The Theme from The Love Boat")
1987Dragnet
(writer: "City of Crime" / performer: "City of Crime")
1983Doctor Detroit
(performer: "Hold Him", "Working Girls", "Yo Skridlow")
1980The Blues Brothers
(performer: "SHE CAUGHT THE KATY" - uncredited, "I CAN'T TURN YOU LOOSE" - uncredited, "SHAKE A TAIL FEATHER" - uncredited, "GIMME SOME LOVIN'", "THEME FROM 'RAWHIDE'" - uncredited, "STAND BY YOUR MAN" - uncredited, "SWEET HOME CHICAGO", "JAILHOUSE ROCK" - uncredited)
Chevy Chase was the first to make it huge - people would recognize him in the street: 'Hey Chubby Chase, look at Chubby Chase'. Everybody knew who he was. He was the first to start on a movie career and maybe [John Belushi] was a little jealous. But I liked Chevy and was sorry to see him leave
Saturday Night Live]...
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Trivia:
Many sources state that he was married in the 1970s to a woman named Maureen Lewis and had three sons (Mark, Lloyd and Oscar). However, the marriage never occurred and the three kids never existed. What happened was that before Aykroyd became famous, he filled out a questionnaire from the publishers of Who's Who and made up a phony biography complete with a wife and kids.
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Trademark:
His comically rapid yet steady delivery of a series of tiny details
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