Dick, a native of Denver, Colorado, embarked on a remarkable journey after graduating from Arizona State University. He relocated to Tennessee, where he pursued a career as an announcer for the prestigious Grand 'Ole Opry in Nashville. Alongside his wife, Mary Frances, he raised their son and daughter in various locations, as broadcasting opportunities took them to new and exciting places.
Throughout his career, Dick held management positions at several radio and television stations, ultimately rising to the role of Vice President of European Operations for Telmar Communications in London. This experience not only honed his business acumen but also broadened his cultural perspective.
As an avid skydiver, Dick discovered that he could find an adrenaline rush in a different way - through acting. He began to pursue roles in various films and television productions, playing a wide range of characters. One of his notable performances was as a judge who enjoys wearing women's clothing in the comedy film "Scamelot." He also appeared in a TV commercial filmed in Singapore, playing an accident-prone character.
Dick's filmography includes a WWII drama titled "Pathfinders," in which he played an American General opposing the invasion of Normandy. He also starred as the title character in "Franklin Wunder," a touching story about a man's attempt to do something positive for the world on his last day of life. In another film, "Flying Solo," Dick played a character who, unfortunately, murdered a couple of individuals.
In a remarkable role-reversal, Dick portrayed a beloved Catholic priest in "Where There Is Darkness," a film that won multiple awards in both Europe and the United States. Throughout his acting career, Dick has demonstrated his versatility and range, taking on a wide variety of roles and captivating audiences with his performances.
