Mann Terrence

Terrence Vaughn Mann was born July 1, 1951 in Kentucky . His parents were Charles and Helen, Terrence has two brothers - Charles Brian and Timothy. Entering Jacksonville University after graduation, Terrence left school two years later and enrolled in the North Carolina School of Art, which he graduated with honors and many honors. There he discovered the theater, first appeared in the production of Paul Green under the name "The Missing Colony ."

He later became director of the Children's Theater in Riley, North Carolina, simultaneously playing in the plays The Christmas Song , The Taming of the Shrew , Romeo and Juliet . For two years in a row Terrence took part in the Shakespeare festival, and then moved to New York , where he played in musicals. Shortly thereafter, he auditioned for Broadway in the musical Cats . Terrence spent the rest of the 1980s starring in films such as The Corps de Ballet (1985), Critters (1986), and Les Miserables (1987). On television, the actor is known for the series “ Dresden Dossier ,” “ Guiding Light ,” “ Law and Order ,” “ All My Children ,” “ Gargoyles ,” “ Another World, ” and “Equalizer.”

Since 1996, married to a Broadway actress Charlotte d'Amboise . The couple has two daughters - Josephine and Shelby.