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David Pires hails from Canton, Illinois, and has an A.A. in Drama from Spoon River College and a B.F.A. in Acting from Illinois Wesleyan University. Since starring in "Zoo Radio", directed by Jay Roach, David Pires has become a formidable force in movies, television, commercials, and cartoons. He has appeared in over 100 hours of episodic television, which includes hosting VH1's "The Revengers", as well as guest starring on shows such as "Monk", "Kenan & Kel, "Power Rangers: Time Force", "American Idol Gives Back", and "Married...with Children". Recurring television roles include shows such as: "That's Funny", "Tom Goes To The Mayor", "Show Me The Funny", "The Best Damn Sports Show Period", and many appearances on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno". Pires also has an ongoing role on "General Hospital" that has lasted for over 20 years, and has appeared in over 150 television commercials. His lengthy filmography includes starring alongside Brian Austin Green in "Fast Track", Billy Crystal in "Mr. Saturday Night", Lindze Letherman in "Stamped!", and Samantha Morton in "Expired", just to name a few.

Has worked as a &quot;Woody Allen&quot; look-alike.

Academy of Television Arts and Sciences member.

Canton Daily Ledger Paperboy of the Month (June 1978).

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