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David Walsh Naughton (born 13 February 1951 ) is an American Actor and Singer , perhaps best known for starring in the 1981 Horror Film '' An American Werewolf In London '' as David Kessler. Naughton was born in .http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/contributor/1800017335/bio Naughton first became widely known as a result of his singing and dancing appearances in Dr Pepper TV commercials. He starred in the Sitcom '' Makin' It '' and hit the Billboard Top Ten in 1979 with the show's Theme Song , also titled " Makin' It ." He also appeared in the television series '' My Sister Sam '' and also in episodes of '' MacGyver '', '' Melrose Place '', '' Murder, She Wrote '', '' JAG '' and '' Seinfeld ''. He is the Brother of accomplished theater and film actor James Naughton and uncle of Keira Naughton and Greg Naughton . FILMOGRAPHY #'''' (2007) #'''' (2005) (TV) #'' Wonderful Days '' (2003) (voice) #'' Flying Virus '' (2001) #'' Out Of The Wilderness '' (2001) (TV) #'' A Crack In The Floor '' (2000) #'' Little Insects '' (2000) (voice) #'' Chance Of A Lifetime '' (1998) (TV) #'' Urban Safari '' (1996) #'' Ice Cream Man '' (1995) #'''' (1995) #'' Beanstalk '' (1994) #'' Caribbean Kill '' (1994) #'''' (1993) (V) #'''' (1993) (TV) #'' Body Bags '' (1993) (TV) #'' Wild Cactus '' (1993) #'' Steel And Lace '' (1991) #'' Overexposed '' (1990) #'' The Sleeping Car '' (1990) #'' Desert Steel '' (1989) #'' Goddess Of Love '' (1988) (TV) #'' Ti Presento Un'amica '' (1987) #'' Separate Vacations '' (1986) #''" My Sister Sam "'' (1986) TV Series #'' The Boy In Blue '' (1986) #'' Kidnapped '' (1986/I) #'' Getting Physical '' (1984) (TV) #'' Hot Dog... The Movie '' (1984) #'' Not For Publication '' (1984) #''" At Ease "'' (1983) TV Series #'' Desire, The Vampire '' (1982) (TV) #'' An American Werewolf In London '' (1981) #'' Separate Ways '' (1981) #'' Midnight Madness '' (1980) #''" Makin' It "'' (1979) TV Series #'' The Other Side Of Victory '' (1976) (TV) REFERENCES EXTERNAL LINKS
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