Dennis Martin Clarke's job history and professional experience. Actor from California
Dennis Martin Clarke's full list of credits, covering past and present projects, with roles, production companies and links through to each one where
2016
Donald (3 episodes, 2016) / TCD studios
2016
Ed Winstead (1 episode, 2015) / TCD studios
2016
Donald (3 episodes, 2015) / TCD studios
2016
Donald (5 episodes, 2015) / TCD studios
2016
(1 episode, 2015) / TCD studios
2016
Vincent (1 episode, 2015) / TCD studios
2016
Sean (1 episode, 2015) / TCD studios
2016
Scott
2016
Richard (2 episodes, 2016) / TCD studios
2016
Bliss Productions
2015
Bliss Productions
2013
Joey
2012
Paxton (as Dennis Martin Clarke) / Darchuk / Lewallen Productions
2012
The Bum/Genie / Triple D Productions
2012
Michael David Barrett (1 episode) / Blue Apples Media
2005
Corday Productions
2005
Jacob / Beauchamp Studios
2005

Dennis Clarke is an American actor known for playing believable, very real characters - especially a good friend, a teacher, or a counselor. Outside of acting, he has been a professional physical therapist who helps physically homebound people, an athletic trainer of college teams, a junior high and high school Social Studies teacher and basketball coach. Many people have said that Dennis is naturally funny and entertaining as an actor. Even though Dennis especially enjoys, and is very successful in, comedic rolls, he is also known for playing dramatic parts, playing generally people who have an unusual "other side" - a caring but overly zealous religious person or a psychiatrist with personal issues. Among the roles he has performed on stage and screen, Dennis has played a doctor many times, a community organizer, a college professor, a nursing home administrator, a lawyer, a high school guidance counsellor, and a priest three times. He once played Adam, the first man, and once played a fictional version of a present day President of the United States. Dennis was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. After graduating from college with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy and a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy, he left The Gateway City to head west to Los Angeles, a city known perhaps more as a haven for actors and actresses then philosophers or physical therapists. His father was a well-known local baseball and soccer coach for youth and adult teams and was the President of the St. Louis Soccer League. His mother was a full-time mom. You would have to search for a long time to find someone who didn't like her.