Kurt Thomas (I) (1956–2020) |
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Kurt Thomas was born on March 29, 1956 in Miami, Florida, USA. He was an actor, known for Gymkata (1985), Slam (2003) and Circus (1988). He was previously married to Rebecca Sue Jones, Leanne Kay Hartsgrove and Elizabeth Ann Osting. He died on June 5, 2020 in Texas, USA.
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Born:in Miami, Florida, USADied:(age 64) in Texas, USA |
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Self (10 credits)
1998
Dateline NBC
(TV Series documentary)
Self - Olympic Gymnast (segment "Balance of Power")
Self - Olympic Gymnast (segment "Balance of Power")
- Through the Looking Glass/Balance of Power
(1998)
... Self - Olympic Gymnast (segment "Balance of Power")
1990
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
(TV Series)
Self
Self
- John Larroquette/Mark Schiff/Kurt Thomas
(1990)
... Self
1982
All-Star Family Feud Special
(TV Series)
Self - Celebrity Contestant
Self - Celebrity Contestant
- Heroes vs. Villains
(1982)
... Self - Celebrity Contestant
1979
The Mike Douglas Show
(TV Series)
Self - Gymnast
Self - Gymnast
- Episode #19.2
(1979)
... Self - Gymnast
- Episode #18.190
(1979)
... Self - Gymnast
1979
Dick Cavett und...
(TV Series)
Self - Guest (US Olympics)
Self - Guest (US Olympics)
- Episode dated 17 April 1979
(1979)
... Self - Guest (US Olympics)
1976
Montreal 1976: Games of the XXI Olympiad
(TV Mini Series)
Self - Gymnast (United States)
Self - Gymnast (United States)
- Day 1
(1976)
... Self - Gymnast (United States)
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Archive footage (2 credits)
Archive footage (2 credits)
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Starred at Indiana State and in 1977 led the Sycamores to an NCAA team title.
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