Chad Allen(I)

Actor
Producer

Chad Allen at an event for Say Uncle (2005)

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Hollywood to Dollywood (2011)

Chad Allen was born on 5 June 1974 in Cerritos, California, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (1993), TerrorVision (1986) and Happy New Year, Charlie Brown (1985).

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Awards
- 5 wins & 7 nominations

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Known for

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman

6.8

TV Series

Matthew Cooper

TerrorVision

5.5

Sherman

1986

Happy New Year, Charlie Brown

7.2

TV Short

Charlie Brown(voice, as Chad Allan)

1985

Our House

7.2

TV Series

David Witherspoon

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Actor

Fright Flick
3.8
- Brock
- 2011
Dexter
8.6
TV Series
- Lance Robinson
- 2010
Spork
6.7
- Loogie
- 2010
Hollywood, je t'aime
6.4
- Ross
- 2009
General Hospital: Night Shift
6.7
TV Series
- Eric Whitlow
- 2008
CSI: Miami
6.5
TV Series
- Barry
- Stan Carlyle
- 2008
The Cleansing
Short
- Cade Armstrong
- 2008
Ice Blues
6.4
- Donald Strachey
- 2008
On the Other Hand, Death
6.4
- Donald Strachey
- 2008
Battle for Terra
6.5
- Terrian Scientist (voice)
- 2007
Save Me
6.7
- Mark
- 2007
Rusty Dogs
Short
- Kid
- 2006
Shock to the System
6.6
- Donald Strachey
- 2006
Criminal Minds
8.1
TV Series
- Jackson Cally
- 2006
Charmed
7.2
TV Series
- Emrick
- 2005

Producer

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Official site
- Chad Allen Online: The Official Fan Site
Alternative name
- Chad Allan
Height
- 5′ 7″ (1.70 m)
Born
- June 5, 1974
- Cerritos, California, USA
Relatives
- Charity Lazzari(Sibling)
Other works
Plays "Vincent Castelnuovo-Tedesco" in "Temporary Help", a play by David Wiltse (Women's Project Theater, New York City, New York, USA).
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Trivia
Only signed on for the Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (1993) pilot to earn money for college. He did not think the series would be picked up and thought that it would pay for his college tuition. The series ran for 6 years.

Quotes
I don't know if it's as damaging on a public level, but I'm certain it's damaging on a personal level. I'm absolutely certain that forcing any young person or not-so-young person into dealing with the issue when they aren't ready to or simply don't want to is damaging to the soul. It's just not right.