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Jonathan Prince
Jonathan Alexander Prince (born August 16, 1958) is an American actor, director, screenwriter and movie producer.
==Career==
Prince embarked on an acting career following graduation from Harvard University. His most prominent roles include "Leo" in the 1981 CBS series ''Mr. Merlin'', "Roy" in the 1983 sex comedy ''Private School'' and "Zach Armstrong" in the 1986 syndicated sitcom ''Throb''. He appeared on ''Super Password'' (set the Endgame record at :31) and ''Match Game'' in 1990 and hosted ''The Quiz Kids Challenge'' that year. Prince said he decided to expand into other aspects of show business when he was on the cast of ''Mr. Merlin''. Prince's next break came when George Burns asked him to co-write and produce Burns' feature film ''18 Again''. That led to a job as consultant on the ''Whatever Became of...?'' television specials, where Prince met Dick Clark.
That meeting with Dick Clark proved fortuitous because it led to the creation of ''American Dreams'', an ensemble show tracking one Catholic family through the tumultuous years of 1963–1967. Clark's ''American Bandstand'' is a key part of the story and the episodes all include musical performances from the show. Prince is listed as the creator but he worked with Josh Goldstein to develop it. Dick Clark also played a large role in the show's creation and he is listed as an executive producer.
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