Don Stark

Don Stark is a renowned American-born actor, famous for his outstanding performance in several movies and series like “That ‘70s Show”, “Hit the Floor”, “Star Trek: First Contact”, and more. Since 1963, he is working actively in his acting career.

Where was Don born and raised?

Don Stark, whose real name is Donald Mario Stark, was born on 5 July 1954 in New York, the United States as a son of a father, Nate Stark, and a mother, Harriet. He has a brother named Frank Stark. Currently, Don is at the age of 67, and his zodiac sign is Cancer, as he was born on 5 July.

Don Stark holds an American nationality, and as per his ethnic background, he belongs to the White ethnicity.

Early Life

Don Stark spent his childhood happily with his family in a good environment. His father used to be the manager of Wilson’s House of Suede. Likewise, his mother used to be a homemaker. Unfortunately, both his parents are not in this world, as his father died in 1978 and his mother died in 1993.

Education

While he was in his childhood, his family relocated to Los Angeles, California, where he attended Grover Cleveland High School. He played football in school when she was a young boy and became able to win leading roles in the theater arts department.

Later, he graduated from high school. Then, he joined California State University for further study, where he took a major in business. Later, he knew his interest in acting, so he took a major in theater arts.

How did Don start his Career?

Don Stark started his acting career after being cast as Hook in the American exploitation action movie “Switching Sisters” in 1975. After that, in 1979, he got the role of Gary Laswitz in the comedy-drama movie “Tilt”. Later, he also played roles in several films and series like “Evilspeak”, “Choices as Lance”, “The Couch Trip”, and more. He also got the chance to play a small role in the series “Supernatural“.

Likewise, in 1988, he made his appearance as Diner Customer in the American comedy movie “Arthur2: On the Rocks”. Later, from 1998 to 2006, he starred as Bob Pinciotti in the American television period sitcom “That ‘70s Show”. Finally, after getting success in his career, he appeared in the American sports drama television series “Hit the Floor”.

Further, in 1996, he starred as Nicky ‘The Nose’ in the American science fiction movie “Star Trek: First Contact,” which Jonathan Frakes directed. In 2012, he played a role in the American science fiction action movie “John Carter”. Likewise, from 2004 to 2005, he provided his voice in the American adult animated sitcom “Father of the Bride” where he shared the screen with Kieran Culkin.

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Who is Stark married to?

Don Stark is a married man as he married his wife Aubrey Robinson in 1989.  Previously, he also married his ex-wife Julie Stark. They together gave birth to their two children, whose names are Nicole and Samantha. The couple lived together for several years, but they later decided to have divorced. Currently, Don is living a happy and peaceful life with his current wife, Robinson.

Body Measurement

To talk about his physical statistics, he has a height of 5 feet 10 inches (178 cm) and a weight of 71 kg or 156 lbs. Likewise, he has got a good-looking face with Dark Brown hair and Blue eyes. But, besides this, he is quiet about further information about his physical statistics.

Social Media

Don Stark is active on Twitter with the tag name (“@donstark70”), where he has 2340 followers and tweets 275 times. Besides this, he has created accounts on other social media platforms.

Net Worth

A good-looking, active and talented Don Stark is a well-known American actor known for his appearance in several movies and series like “That ‘70s Show”, “Hit the Floor”, “Star Trek: First Contact”, and more. Currently, he is living his standard and peaceful life with an estimated net worth of $5 million.

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• Cancer
• Hit the Floor
• That ‘70s Show