Dan Tullis Jr. burst onto the scene on July 8, 1951, and would go on to etch his name in the annals of American entertainment history as a talented and versatile actor, forever cementing his legacy with his unforgettable portrayal of Officer Dan on the iconic sitcom Married... with Children.
Throughout his remarkable and storied career, Tullis has had the privilege of gracing the small screen with his presence, making memorable appearances in a wide range of television shows, each one showcasing his remarkable range and ability to adapt to any role.
From the gritty streets of The District to the heartwarming hijinks of Home Improvement, the sassy humor of 227, and the compassionate care of Rachel Gunn, R.N., Tullis has consistently demonstrated his impressive skill and dedication to his craft, solidifying his status as a beloved and respected figure in the world of American television.
Noteworthy beyond his acting pursuits, Tullis has also explored the realms of radio and television, occupying the esteemed position of official spokesperson for SelectQuote, a prominent life insurance corporation of considerable repute.
In order to preclude any potential confusion with Dennis Haysbert, the well-known spokesperson for Allstate, Tullis takes a proactive approach, introducing himself by name at the inception of each advertisement, thereby ensuring clarity and distinction in his professional endeavors.
Tullis' television career commenced in the year 1976, when he embarked on a memorable journey by participating in the widely acclaimed and immensely popular game show, Family Feud, alongside his family members.
Nine years subsequent to his initial foray into the world of television, Tullis made a spectacular and triumphant return to the small screen, where he courageously competed on the popular game show, Tic Tac Dough.
Throughout his appearance on Tic Tac Dough, Tullis demonstrated exceptional skill and acumen, ultimately emerging victorious and claiming an impressive sum of over $15,000 in cash and prizes.
In the year 1987, a pivotal moment in the career of Tullis unfolded as he secured a notable role in the film Extreme Prejudice, sharing the screen with a talented ensemble cast comprising renowned actors Nick Nolte, Powers Boothe, and Maria Conchita Alonso. As Sergeant 1st Class Luther Fry, Tullis brought his exceptional acting skills to the forefront, cementing his status as a highly respected thespian in the process.
Noted thespian, Tullis, has left an indelible mark on the world of theater, having had the privilege of bringing to life the iconic character of Joe in the esteemed production of Show Boat, a show that has been staged an impressive 18 times worldwide, with performances taking place in various locations, including Long Island, Europe, and Australia.
Throughout the course of his remarkable career, Tullis has not only lent his voice to the legendary California stage production of Little Shop of Horrors, but has also breathed life into the iconic, flesh-eating plant that has captivated audiences worldwide.
