Kevin, one of six siblings, was born with a flair for drama, often stealing the spotlight and attention since the moment he arrived. Growing up, he would perform in school plays and family skits, honing his craft and developing a passion for the performing arts. After attending Pasadena City College and Los Angeles Valley College, where he studied cinematography, Kevin began to tour with The Original Harmonica Band and The Hollywood Shorties Smallest Sports Team, while also auditioning for various roles.
One of his earliest on-camera appearances was in the classic sci-fi film Blade Runner (1982),where he delivered his first line, "Home again, home again jiggity jig, Good Evening JF". This marked the beginning of a long and illustrious career in the entertainment industry. Kevin would go on to work alongside Harrison Ford in the Star Wars IV: Return of the Jedi (1983),playing a pivotal role in the beloved franchise.
In addition to his film work, Kevin has made numerous appearances in made-for-television movies, including The Ewok Adventure (1984) and Ewok Battle for Endor (1985),where he played the memorable character of Chukha Truk. The 1980s saw Kevin appear in a range of cult films, including Weird Science (1985),Amazing Stories (1985),Twilight Zone (1986),Night of the Creeps (1986),Garbage Pail Kids (1987),Spaced Invaders (1990),Looney Tunes Back in Action (2003),Epic Movie (2007),and Mirror Mirror (2012).
Television has also played a significant role in Kevin's career, with appearances in popular shows such as Married with Children, Growing Pains, Boy Meets World, Bob Newhart, Carol & Company, Ally McBeal, Charmed, Malcolm in the Middle, and Dexter. One of Kevin's most memorable moments was when he sat on the lap of the renowned opera singer Placido Domingo during a performance of Tales of Hoffman. He has also had the opportunity to star alongside Carol Burnett in the role of Micky, a highlight of his career.
In addition to his on-screen work, Kevin has been published in the book "The Star Wars Vault" and has been featured in several newspapers and magazines. He has also had the distinction of being included in a few trading cards, featuring his characters Ali-Gator and Ewok.
