Net Worth	$20 Million
Date Of Birth	April 8, 1943
Place Of Birth	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Height	6' 6" (1.98 m)
Profession	Actor, Producer
Star Sign	Aries

#	Quote
1	Christopher was all right. But he wasn't one of my favorite people. He was a 170 pound skinny kid and I gave David Prowse, a good guy, some suggestions on how to build him up. But after he built him up, Christopher started walking around like a 'serious guy'. We had a couple of confrontations. He was a 28 year old with a 16 year old brain. Christopher was rude to a lot of people, but he didn't dare act that way with me. I had him against the wall one day because of something that he said. Dick(Richard Donner)came running up. "Please, Jack. Don't hit him in the face!" Christopher and I sorted it out. I told him "If you talk about me again, you put 'Mister' in front of my name, sonny. And don't even say "Hello" to me unless I tell you to! We never had another problem, but then I never really rapped with him after that. I didn't care for him. I'm not trying to knock a dead guy, and I empathize with what he went through after the accident. I give him credit from the time that he got hurt, though he did many things that helped many people. That was magic and he conducted himself brilliantly. For that I give him five stars. I applaud him for how he helped people. They asked me to come when he got his star on Hollywood Boulevard, but what could I say? I'm not going to be a hypocrite. We weren't the best of friends - some people liked him, some didn't.
2	I didn't really like Christopher Reeve, we didn't really get on. I thought he was a bit of an asshole. But, when he got hurt, my heart went out to him and I've seen the courage he gave people. And that was magic. So he did do something with his life that was kind of good and for that, I give him a lot of credit. I can't be a hypocrite, I'm not going to say we were best friends and all that shit, because we weren't.
3	I wasn't pleased at all. Lester was never rude to me, but I didn't like his attitude toward filmmaking. Lester had his way of making movies, God bless him, but to me, he was nowhere near as professional as Donner. Donner was a pro who knew his job and did his homework. Superman II is a great movie, but it would have been better if they went with the Donner version. [on the dismissal of Superman director Richard Donner and subsequent hiring of Richard Lester during production of Superman II]

#	Fact
1	Stated that fans often confuse him with Richard Kiel, due to the similarity in their celebrated roles, height and facial features.
2	In his last professional boxing match in 1974, he was knocked out in 6 rounds by Howard Smith in a bid for the California State Heavyweight Championship.
3	Was considered to play the role of Jaws in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) before Richard Kiel got the part...
4	A boxing contender in the heavyweight division from 1966-1974, he beat Danny McAlindon via an eight-round decision in one match; he lost to George Foreman in five rounds in another. Illness forced his retirement in 1974. He won 34 heavyweight bouts and at one time was the world's 10th-ranked heavyweight fighter.
5	Displayed superhuman strength in big-box office films, notably Superman II, and dim-bulbed henchmen in others (Farewell, My Lovely).
6	Says that the reaction he gets most often from Superman fans when they meet him is "My God he can talk!"
7	It was his idea for his character in the Superman movies to be mute.
8	Former professional boxer fighting out of Boston, MA

Title	Year	Status	Character
Dark Ascension II: The Journey to Hell	2018	pre-production	Guardian Simon
A Study in Red Trilogy	2017	TV Mini-Series pre-production	The Ripper
Dark Ascension	2017	pre-production	Guardian Simon
Liberty	2017	pre-production	Senator Morloch
Abduct	2016		Alistair
Enter the Fist and the Golden Fleece	2016		FDA Super Agent
Superman: Requiem	2011		Shuttle Commander (voice)
My Master's Garden	2010	Short voice
Remembrance	2009/IV	Short	John Hennessey
The Flintstones	1994		Yeti
Diagnosis Murder	1994	TV Series	Mickey
Huck and the King of Hearts	1994		Truck
Morton & Hayes	1991	TV Series	Ooloo The Giant
Perry Mason: The Case of the Defiant Daughter	1990	TV Movie	The Big Man
Mob Boss	1990	Video	Angelo
Hero and the Terror	1988		Simon Moon
Dragnet	1987		Emil Muzz
Murder, She Wrote	1985	TV Series	Lou Ross
Knight Rider	1985	TV Series	Rawleigh
Hunter	1984	TV Series	Charles 'Hammer' Turell
Best of the West	1982	TV Series
Superman II	1980		Non
The Baltimore Bullet	1980		Max
Superman	1978		Non
Flying High	1978	TV Series
March or Die	1977		Ivan
King Kong	1976		Joe Perko
Cannon	1975	TV Series	Wally
Farewell, My Lovely	1975		Moose Malloy

Title	Year	Status	Character
You Will Believe: The Cinematic Saga of Superman	2006	Video documentary	Himself
The Making of 'Superman II'	1982	TV Movie documentary	Himself
The Making of 'Superman: The Movie'	1980	TV Movie documentary	Himself (uncredited)
Embargo	2015	Documentary	Himself
Contrast of Evil	2013	Documentary short	Himself

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