Jonathan Stark (screenwriter)

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Jonathan Stark (b. 16 February 1952, Erie, Pennsylvania) is an American television producer, screenwriter, and former actor. Stark created the sitcom According to Jim, and was a writer on Ellen, winning an emmy for the latter job.

During his acting career, spanning for the most part from the mid-80s to early 90s, Stark had mostly roles of comical sidekicks and henchmen in movies such as Fright Night and House II: The Second Story, as well as several voice-talent roles.

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Jonathan Stark at the Internet Movie Database

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