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Rusty Gilligan
Born in New York, moved to California with a Broadway show named "A Family Affair" and stayed in Burbank. After years as a child actor, moved into the field of comic books as a writer and artist, and even became a professional wrestler. He was the Heavyweight Wrestling Champion of the USWA and CWL in the late 1980s. Currently, working stronger in ...
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Actor (16 credits)
Actor (16 credits)
1976-1979
ABC Afterschool Specials
(TV Series)
Walter / Student
Walter / Student
- A Special Gift
(1979)
... Walter
- Dear Lovey Hart: I Am Desperate
(1976)
... Student
1977
Thunder
(TV Series)
Rider
Rider
- Thunder and the Eagle's Nest
(1977)
... Rider (uncredited)
- Thunder and the Littlest Libber
(1977)
... Rider
1977
Little House on the Prairie
(TV Series)
Andy Garvey
Andy Garvey
- My Ellen
(1977)
... Andy Garvey (uncredited)
- Castoffs
(1977)
... Andy Garvey (uncredited)
1976
The Magical World of Disney
(TV Series)
Kid at carnival
Kid at carnival
- The Whiz Kid and the Carnival Caper: Part 1
(1976)
... Kid at carnival
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Art department (17 credits)
Art department (17 credits)
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Art director (4 credits)
Art director (4 credits)
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Thanks (5 credits)
Thanks (5 credits)
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Self (6 credits)
Self (6 credits)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
As a child actor, preformed in over 200 television commercials including: 7-Up, Magic Mountain, Crunchola, Mattel Toys, Big Brothers, NBC Studios promos, and the Olympics. See more »Official Sites:
The official Rusty Gilligan site - bio, resume, art.Height:
5' 9½" (1.77 m)
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Trivia:
While a pro-wrestler in Las Vegas, tried his hand at professional gambling. See more »Nickname:
"Wildcard" from professional wrestlingStar Sign:
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