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Rick
Schroder
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Date of birth: 13
April 1970
Location: Staten Island, New York
Spouse: Andrea Bernard (1992 - present)
Son: Holden Richard Schroder 1/8/92
Son: Luke William Schroder 8/93
Daughter: Cambrie Schroder 1996
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Education
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Public school
outside of Los Angeles
Mesa State College in Grand Junction, CO; majored
in farm and ranch management; attended
briefly
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Family
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Mother: Diane
Schroder, former employee of the New York phone
company
Father: Richard Schroder, former employee of the
New York phone company
Sister: Dawn Schroder; born 1967
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Awards
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1979 | Golden
Globe: New Star of the Year (Male), The Champ
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Biography
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Work
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1998 | I Woke Up
Early the Day I Died
1998 | What We Did That Night [TV]
1998 | NYPD Blue (Det. Danny Sorenson) [TV
Series] to present
1997 | Detention: The Siege at Johnson High (Jason
Copeland) [TV]
1997 | Too Close To Home (Nick Donahue)
[TV]
1997 | Ebenezer (Sam Benson) [TV]
1997 | Heart Full of Rain (Isaiah) [TV]
1996 | Innocent Victims [TV]
1995 | Crimson Tide (Lt. Paul Hellerman)
1994 | To My Daughter with Love (Joey Cutter)
[TV]
1994 | Texas (Otto MacNab) [TV]
1993 | Return to Lonesome Dove (Newt Dobbs) [TV
mini]
1993 | Call of the Wild (John Thornton)
[TV]
1993 | There Goes My Baby (Stick)
1992 | Miles from Nowhere (Frank Reilly)
[TV]
1991 | My Son Johnny (Johnny) [TV]
1991 | Blood River (Jimmy Pearls) [TV]
1991 | Across the Tracks (Billy Maloney)
1990 | The Stranger Within (Mark) [TV]
1990 | A Son's Promise (Terry O'Kelly)
[TV]
1989 | Out on the Edge (Danny Evetts)
[TV]
1989 | Lonesome Dove (Newt Dobbs) [TV
mini]
1989 | Terror on Highway 91 (Clay Nelson)
[TV]
1988 | Too Young the Hero (Calvin Graham)
[TV]
1985 | A Reason to Live (Alex Stewart)
[TV]
1983 | Two Kinds of Love [TV]
1982 | Silver Spoons (Ricky Stratton) [TV
Series]
1982 | Hansel and Gretel (Hansel) [TV]
1982 | Something So Right (Joey Bosnick)
[TV]
1980 | The Earthling (Shawn Daley)
1980 | The Last Flight of Noah's Ark (Bobby)
1980 | Little Lord Fauntleroy (Lord Fauntleroy
(Ceddie Errol)) [TV]
1979 | The Champ, The (T.J. Flynn)
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