What happened to Chelcie Ross? Age, Parents, Wedding, Relationship

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Fact	Graduated from Southwest Texas State University

Chelcie Ross is an American actor who has appeared in over one hundred films and television shows. He is perhaps best known for his roles in the films Major League, Field of Dreams, and Bull Durham.

Ross was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on September 29, 1942. He is the son of Charles Ross, a businessman, and Virginia Ross, a homemaker. He has two brothers, Chuck and Bill. Ross was raised in a Catholic household and attended Catholic schools. He graduated from Bishop McGuinness High School in 1960.

Ross began his acting career in the early 1970s. He appeared in a number of Off-Broadway productions, including The Great White Hope and The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel. His first film role was in the 1974 film The Friends of Eddie Coyle. He has since appeared in such films as Major League, Field of Dreams, Bull Durham, The Shawshank Redemption, and The Natural.

Ross has also appeared in a number of television shows, including Miami Vice, L.A. Law, NYPD Blue, The X-Files, and Justified. He has also had recurring roles on such shows as Early Edition and Prison Break.

Ross has been married three times. His first wife was actress Linda Gray; they were married from 1971 to 1974. His second wife was actress Susan Sullivan; they were married from 1977 to 1981. Ross has been married to actress Beth Grant since 1982. They have two children together, Charles and Lily.

Ross has a net worth of $5 million. He has earned his wealth through his acting career.

General Info

Full Name	Chelcie Ross
Height	1.88 m
Profession	Actor, Soldier
Education	Pemberton Township High School, Texas State University
Nationality	American

Accomplishments

Movies

Basic Instinct, Drag Me to Hell, Major League, Trouble with the Curve, Hoosiers, Richie Rich, Rudy, The Dilemma, A Simple Plan, Above the Law, The Last Boy Scout, At Any Price, Chain Reaction, The Gift, The Untouchables, Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, Horsemen, Primary Colors, Waking Up in Reno, Fertil...

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IMDB	http://imdb.com/name/nm0743304

Quotes

#	Quote
1	(On his advice to aspiring actors) Be good to your fellow players: We are all in this together. Whether you are working, or in-between jobs, you need all the help you can get. I just read an interview with a very famous director who decided to slum a bit and try the other end of the camera. He reported that this acting thing is a stroll in the park and he was mystified as to what the big deal is. I've got a hint for him: What that little experiment missed is the part where you go 0 for 22 in auditions, spend 11 months wondering where the next paycheck is coming from, your mother suddenly has health problems that tap half of your cash reserves, your summer love from Shakespeare Under The Stars lands a network series, and you mentor (and probably the best actor you have ever seen) gives it up because he can't get cast and has to feed the family. Factor that stuff in and then come tell me how easy it is. Try to remember that your contemporaries now will be the same 30 years from now. You need them. Treat them like family.
2	(Advice to actors) We all know actors who are waiters. Some are waiting for the "big break", others are waiting tables. There is nothing wrong with the latter. We all have to eat. Just remember to make a way to do our work. Study as much as you can afford to. Find the people who will let you act. Community theatre, church drama, four friends who want to do scenes, they are all changes to exercise these instruments. I have done all those forms plus industrial films, live industrials, legit theatre, musical theatre, reader's theatre, radio D.J., radio drama, on-camera commercials, voice-over, TV, independent film, and major studio, big budget whoppers. Everyone of them contributed to what I bring to the job today.

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(On his advice to aspiring actors) Be good to your fellow players: We are all in this together. Whether you are working, or in-between jobs, you need all the help you can get. I just read an interview with a very famous director who decided to slum a bit and try the other end of the camera. He reported that this acting thing is a stroll in the park and he was mystified as to what the big deal is. I've got a hint for him: What that little experiment missed is the part where you go 0 for 22 in auditions, spend 11 months wondering where the next paycheck is coming from, your mother suddenly has health problems that tap half of your cash reserves, your summer love from Shakespeare Under The Stars lands a network series, and you mentor (and probably the best actor you have ever seen) gives it up because he can't get cast and has to feed the family. Factor that stuff in and then come tell me how easy it is. Try to remember that your contemporaries now will be the same 30 years from now. You need them. Treat them like family.

(Advice to actors) We all know actors who are waiters. Some are waiting for the "big break", others are waiting tables. There is nothing wrong with the latter. We all have to eat. Just remember to make a way to do our work. Study as much as you can afford to. Find the people who will let you act. Community theatre, church drama, four friends who want to do scenes, they are all changes to exercise these instruments. I have done all those forms plus industrial films, live industrials, legit theatre, musical theatre, reader's theatre, radio D.J., radio drama, on-camera commercials, voice-over, TV, independent film, and major studio, big budget whoppers. Everyone of them contributed to what I bring to the job today.

Facts

#	Fact
1	In high school, Chelcie was a multi-sport star, playing baseball, football and basketball. He also has starred in movies involving those sports, including "Rudy" (football), "Hoosiers" (basketball), and both "Major League" and "For Love Of The Game" (baseball).
2	He was nominated for a 1981 Joseph Jefferson Award for Actor in a Principal Role in a Musical for "The Magnolia Club" at the Novel Ventures Ltd. Theatre in Chicago, Illinois.
3	He was nominated for a 1976 Joseph Jefferson Award for Actor in a Principal Role in a Play for his performance in "Bus Stop" at the Drury Lane Theatre North in Chicago, Illinois.
4	He has appeared in over 80 plays.
5	His characters in Basic Instinct (1992) and The Sopranos (1999) had the same name (Capt. Talcott).
6	Graduated from Southwest Texas State University

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Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
New Money	2017	post-production	Boyd Tisdale
Cowboy Drifter	2016	completed	Mortician
Imperfections	2016		Lil Pop
Chicago P.D.	2014-2016	TV Series	Robert Platt / Trudy's Father
Consumed	2015		Senator Bob McHenry
NCIS	2014	TV Series	Joseph Hanlon
Scandal	2012	TV Series	Harold Pierce
The Mob Doctor	2012	TV Series	Seamus O'Connell
Boss	2012	TV Series	Royczyk
Trouble with the Curve	2012		Smitty
At Any Price	2012		Byron
The Chicago Code	2011	TV Series	Jarek's Father
The Last Rites of Joe May	2011		Billy Tidrow
CSI: Miami	2011	TV Series	Wesley Habeck
Fertile Ground	2011		Avery
The Dilemma	2011		Thomas Fern
Grey's Anatomy	2010	TV Series	Dr. Harper Avery
Mad Men	2009	TV Series	Connie
Formosa Betrayed	2009		Daltry
Drag Me to Hell	2009		Leonard Dalton
Horsemen	2009		Police Chief Krupa
The Beast	2009	TV Series	Alan Posner
The Strip	2009		Mr. Davis
The Express	2008		Lew Andreas
My Name Is Earl	2007	TV Series	Mr. Waadt / Mr. White
A Little Thing Called Murder	2006	TV Movie	Ken Sr.
Prison Break	2005	TV Series	Bishop McMorrow
JAG	2004	TV Series	Dr. Mallory
Cold Case	2003	TV Series	Henry Phillips (2003)
Uncle Nino	2003		Stewert
Everybody Loves Raymond	2003	TV Series	Reverend Stevens
Waking Up in Reno	2002		Fred Bush
The Majestic	2001		Avery Wyatt
Novocaine	2001		Mike
Snap Decision	2001	TV Movie	Det. John Collins
King of the Hill	1999-2001	TV Series	Councilman Fred Ebberd
Madison	2001		Roger Epperson
The Gift	2000		Kenneth King
Once and Again	2000	TV Series	Warren Wyler
Charming Billy	1999		Raymond Starkman
Judging Amy	1999	TV Series	Simon McKinley
A Simple Plan	1998		Carl
Primary Colors	1998		Charlie Martin
My Best Friend's Wedding	1997		Priest (uncredited)
Early Edition	1997	TV Series	Nick Harper
Chicago Hope	1997	TV Series	FBI Agent Tom Strickler
Chain Reaction	1996		Ed Rafferty
Evil Has a Face	1996	TV Movie	McGarrell
Christy	1994-1995	TV Series	Ben Pentland
Ri¢hie Ri¢h	1994		Ferguson
Against Their Will: Women in Prison	1994	TV Movie	Warden Henley
Christy	1994	TV Movie	Ben Pentland
Missing Persons	1993	TV Series
Rudy	1993		Dan Devine
Moon Over Miami	1993	TV Series	Gwen Cross's Father
Amos & Andrew	1993		Earl
Legacy of Lies	1992	TV Movie	Phil MacFarlane
Basic Instinct	1992		Captain Talcott
The Burden of Proof	1992	TV Movie	Dr. Nate Cawley
The Last Boy Scout	1991		Senator Baynard
Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey	1991		Colonel Oats
Equal Justice	1991	TV Series	Coach Nichols
Dallas	1990	TV Series	Dr. Wykoff
Gabriel's Fire	1990	TV Series	Capt. Jack O'Neil
The Long Walk Home	1990		Martin
Rainbow Drive	1990	TV Movie	Tom Cutler
Tales from the Crypt	1990	TV Series	George Yates
Elvis	1990	TV Series	Bill Kenney
The Package	1989		Gen. Hopkins
Major League	1989		Eddie Harris
Above the Law	1988		Nelson Fox
Sable	1987	TV Series	Mr. Wylie
The Untouchables	1987		Reporter
Murder Ordained	1987	TV Movie	Detective
Jack and Mike	1986-1987	TV Series	Polaski / CPD Detective
Night of Courage	1987	TV Movie	Lieutenant Beiber
Hoosiers	1986		George
One More Saturday Night	1986		Dad Lundahl
The Lost Honor of Kathryn Beck	1984	TV Movie
Hard Knox	1984	TV Movie
The Last Leaf	1983	Short	Constable
The Big Score	1983		Hoffa
The Children Nobody Wanted	1981	TV Movie	Ralph
Skokie	1981	TV Movie	Nazi
On the Right Track	1981		Customer
Mark Twain: Beneath the Laughter	1979	TV Movie	Buck Harkness
The Awakening Land	1978	TV Mini-Series	Billy Harbison
Keep My Grave Open	1977		Kevin