Biography

John Zarchen

Actor
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Stunts

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John Barnett Zarchen is of Russian descent and was raised on the East Coast. Among his talents is juggling. His first TV role was on Histoires de l'autre monde (1983), in which he played a Peter Pan-like character opposite veteran actor Dick Shawn. He also earned good reviews for his appearance in "Master Harold and the Boys" onstage in San Diego in 1986.

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Known for

Fatal Games

7.1

Country Club Keith

1988

Michelle Pfeiffer, Lorraine Toussaint, Toni Nichelle Buzhardt, Wade Dominguez, Bruklin Harris, Rahman Ibraheem, Renoly Santiago, Marcello Thedford, Norris Young, and Roberto Alvarez in Esprits rebelles (1995)

Esprits rebelles

6.5

Additional Crew

1995

Kalifornia

6.7

Peter

1993

CBS Summer Playhouse

6.4

TV Series

Andrew Johnson

Credits

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Actor

Denis la malice sème la panique
4.4
Video
- Paramedic
- 1998
Radio Rebels
6.2
- Cop
- 1994
La loi de Los Angeles
7.1
TV Series
- Lloyd Hassock
- 1993
Kalifornia
6.7
- Peter
- 1993
La Légende de Prince Vaillant
7.4
TV Series
- (voice)
- 1993
L'arme suprême
4.5
Video
- Rapist Outside
- 1992
An American Summer
5.4
- Surfing Judge
- 1990
Alerte à Malibu
5.5
TV Series
- Rob Hedgerton (as John B. Zarchen)
- 1989
21 Jump Street
7.2
TV Series
- Erich Stricher
- 1989
Madame est servie
6.6
TV Series
- Mike
- 1988
Fatal Games
7.1
- Country Club Keith
- 1988
CBS Summer Playhouse
6.4
TV Series
- Andrew Johnson
- 1988
Et si on le gardait ?
5.9
- Chris
- 1988
Matlock
7.1
TV Series
- Jordan Sanders
- 1987
Newhart
7.8
TV Series
- Neil
- 1987

Production Manager

Stunts

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Kalifornia

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Alternative name
- John B. Zarchen
Born
- May 3, 1961
Other works
(April 5 to May 6, 1984) He played Detective Williams in Frederick Knott's play, "Dial M for Murder," at the Actors Theatre of Louisville (Mainstage) in Louisville, Kentucky with Tanny McDonald (Margot Wendice); Dierk Torsek (Max Halliday); Michael Kevin (Tony Wendice); Frederic Major (Captain Lesgate); Ray Fry (Inspector Hubbard) and Andy Backer (Thompson) in the cast. Larry Deckel was director.