floflandrin Posted July 17, 2008 Posted July 17, 2008 Birth Name David Crawford Conrad Height 6' 1" (1.85 m) Trivia Graduated from Juilliard. [1995] He is a graduate of Brown University. Though his wish was never granted, he petitioned the producers of Buffy the Vampire Slayer several times, hoping to appear as Buffy's nemesis on the show. He loves doing theater and turned down film auditions for Deep Impact and Boogie Nights to pursue stage opportunities instead. Attended a private boarding school near Pittsburgh called The Kiski School. Quote
floflandrin Posted July 17, 2008 Author Posted July 17, 2008 Date of Birth17 August 1967, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA Quote
fuego Posted July 10, 2009 Posted July 10, 2009 great actor really need more on him can,.t wait for season 4 too start here Quote
fuego Posted July 19, 2009 Posted July 19, 2009 we have reruns of season 3 here so i see david again every sundaybut i can,t wait for season 4 too start Quote
Ewciolina Posted February 10, 2011 Posted February 10, 2011 Jim is the ideal husband . I'm so pissed that it's over with Ghost Whisperer 26.media.tumblr.com Quote
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Ewciolina Posted February 10, 2011 Posted February 10, 2011 David Conrad Hearts Art This hometown Hollywood star, who keeps a loft in the Strip District and supports the local arts scene, will serve as Honorary Centennial Chair for the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh's 100th year. " With an impressive and idiosyncratic array of paintings and photographs by local talent that sprawls through his Strip District loft, his former prep school and a Los Angeles apartment, David Conrad is a real-life rare character: a collector whose passion is for the Pittsburgh region rather than for the paintings."The arts thing is actually small. I don't spend much money on art," says the Swissvale-born screen, stage and television actor, whose credits most recently include CBS' Emmy award-winning "Ghost Whisperer." "I want to make sure young artists can pay the rent and stay here. My interest is in the city itself. The arts are the colors of that." That's why Conrad is as passionate about the region's efforts to preserve its history as he is about the contemporary arts scene. He's a board member for Rivers of Steel, which is the effort to interpret the Monongahela, Allegheny and Ohio river valleys' steelmaking past, and also sits on the board at the Mattress Factory, the North Side's out-there museum of contemporary art installations. He's also the Honorary Chairman for the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh's Centennial Exhibition. Conrad, who will serve as the AAP ambassador for the year, earned the nod after winning a majority of votes from AAP committee members, who were forced to narrow down a lengthy list of candidates. But the choice was easy, seeing as though Conrad has displayed a "long-running support" for the organization. "It's his humanity, his down-to-earth attitude, his genuineness," says Susan Sparks, AAP vice president and Centennial co-chairwoman. "He genuinely cares about arts in the region." This celebration of the region's arts history is a natural extension of those interests. "It's like getting to know [topography]," he says. "You bike around; you see where the water flows. I get a feel for the cultural landscape." Among the local artists Conrad collects are such acknowledged masters as Robert Qualters, along with newcomers like Ben Matthews, whose carefully distressed canvases resemble surreal advertising posters. Conrad admires the landscapes of Bedford's Kevin Kutz as well as the gritty industrial still lifes of 29-year-old Colin Noonan. He's particularly intrigued with the work of Stowe Township's Fabrizio Gerbino, a Florence-trained painter whose works have been exhibited locally. A particular favorite of Conrad's is Charlee Brodsky, the documentary photographer who shared his fascination with the region's industrial history. During his college years at Brown University and The Julliard School, Conrad worked with volunteers assessing early efforts to evaluate the remnants of Big Steel in the Mon Valley. "I remember going into J&L and walking around. It was as if [the steelworkers] left yesterday Quote
Ewciolina Posted February 10, 2011 Posted February 10, 2011 Deer Valley Celebrity Skifest ~ Day 3 December 6, 2009 Source cbs.com/forum Quote
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